Fallout shelter outlay eyed in Russia study
A secret study estimates Russia spends 300 million to 1.5 billion yearly on fallout shelters. Frank Ellis of the Order of Giving Defense Motivation testifies to a House subcommittee, urging 82 million for existing shelters and 62 million for planned new government buildings. The report says most Soviets would seek radiation fallout protection, with shelters to be provided in federal buildings across multiple states.
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Taxes to People Ellington Urges City Tax Referendums
Gov. Buford Ellington urged Tennessee cities to allow local referendums on sales taxes or alternative measures rather than raising property taxes. He argued tax decisions belong to local government and cited past opposition to local sales tax bills, stressing the need for municipal leaders to act for public welfare. The proposal would let counties decide with voter approval, though political support and timing faced hurdles.
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Ky and Va Tenn News Update May Open Parks Plans
Ky Virginia Tenn News reports a Hungry Mother State Park site in Smyth County may open in May with eight new camp sites announced by the State Parks Department. Norton Virginia details a Phi Sigma Kappa student from Colter Willaday and Mary William Roger Earls selected as Exeter Scholar for 1951 62 session. A graduating senior plans to depart for Exeter University in England in September. Roanoke Virginia notes a Southwestern Virginia mintel operator hears Michael Frome call for law amendments permitting liquor in the drink as a form of hy
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Episcopalians Convene in Bristol and Abingdon Convention
About 200 Episcopalians from the Southwest Virginia Diocese gather in Bristol and Abingdon for the second annual convention running from today through Thursday. Leaders from the diocese participate in discussions and worship across the two locations.
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McNiel Takes Second in Public Speaking Contest
In Abingdon Virginia Bobby McNiel of Ler County earned second place in a public speaking competition and qualified to represent the district at the 4-H Club short course at Virginia Tech from June 26 to July 1.
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Jefferson County seeks SBA disaster declaration
Jefferson County officials requested a Small Business Administration disaster declaration after flooding. A police report counted 950 homes and 25 business places damaged. In Memphis the Mississippi River rose above flood stage as 125000 acres in Mississippi were reported under water by the Weather Bureau.
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Former Marshal John Moore dies at 76 in Pikeville
John Moore 76 former marshal and longtime director of Pikeville Bank and Trust Co died at his home Monday from a heart attack. He earlier served as a conductor on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
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Lee County SS benefits jump reported by Jennings
Virginia congressman W. Pat Jennings reports Lee County residents received Social Security benefits totaling substantial amounts last December. He notes broad Ninth District totals and state figures, citing December distributions and beneficiary counts across towns and counties with varied sums.
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Hospital Notes Visiting and Admissions Mixed List
A fragmented hospital notes page lists visiting names and patient admissions. Names include Daisy Willants Clara Estep Charles Tratfield Marie Evans Bertha Weaver and Rex Wheeler among others, with admissions for Danny McCoy Marion Young and Charles Funate. The text is garbled with multiple locations and incomplete entries.
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Thai Aid Seekers Ready for Johnson Visit
Vice President Johnson arrives in Bangkok with Lady Bird to meet Thai officials seeking assurances of increased American backing against communism. Premier Sarit Saron greets them at Dow Moan Airport as he returns from a remote area where he says communists are attempting armed rebellion. Johnson plans talks with SEATO Secretary General Pete Sarasin on Thailand and South Vietnam amid rising tensions in the region.
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TV Emmys Set Tonight for 13th Annual Ceremony
Hollywood hosts the National Academy of Television Arts And Sciences awards with Dick Powell as master of ceremonies and Joey Bishop overseeing events in New York. Twenty four golden statuettes will be awarded as contenders include The Andy Griffith Show Candid Camera The Flintstones and The Jack Benny Show. The telecast will feature jokes and musical routines alongside announcing the best programs.
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Burch Freed on Cash Bond After Middles Terminal Fracas
State Police arrested Bill Burch last week after a disturbance at Middlesboro Bus Terminal. A trial date is expected next week for charges of public drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Magistrate P M Parsons noted the arresting officers must testify. Burch posted 320.50 cash bond.
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Ratterman To Testify On Incident In Newport
Former pro football figure and reform candidate Ratterman faces a Newport courtroom hearing on alleged breach of peace and resisting arrest. He claims a drugged assault and seeks to prove civil rights violations with lab evidence. Also tied to a Houston strip teaser case and local vice reform politics, the saga drew FBI interest and a Kennedy-ordered probe.
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Supreme Court rules embezzlers must pay federal income tax
The Supreme Court, by an eight to one vote, overturned a 196 decision and held embezzled funds are subject to federal income tax. Chief Justice Warren wrote that the previous ruling was undermined by later reasoning. The decision also reversed the James conviction, involving C James of Chicago, who had benefited over $738 from 1950 to 1954 through unions and an insurer. Justice Clark dissented with the minority vote.
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$20 000 Grant Helps Breathitt County Home Industry Project
Jackson Ky Breathitt County receives a $20 000 grant from the Kentucky Social Welfare Foundation to start a home industry. Local businessmen raise $100 to boost handmade crafts sales. B Greenlee to manage the project with headquarters at Lees Junior College and a survey showing 40 skilled crafts makers including champion Lee Bach of Quick Sand Creek.
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Obituaries from Rose Hill area list three deaths
Myrtle McClain aged three died Saturday in Detroit after a several month illness. Funeral planned for 2 PM at Free Pentecostal Church Rose Hill with Rev Wright Cuttertt and Rev Charles Wilson officiating. Burial in Pare Cemetery. Davidson Funeral Home Rose Hill in charge. John Banks aged 72 died in Speedwell area. Services set for 2 PM at Flatwoods Primitive Baptist Church with Rev Benny Bowman officiating. Burial in Wilson Cemetery. William Bradley Harris died Sunday in Rose Hill. Survived by wife Cor Harris and four brothers and one sister. Funeral at 2 PM at First Christian Church Rose Hill with Rev Richard Mayn officiating. Burial in Snacklifored Cemetery. Davidson Funeral Home Rose Hill in charge.
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Clergy Union Seeks Living Wage Talks
The Rev Peter Gamlen urged a trade union of clergy in England to form a professional organization to negotiate a living wage for church workers. He spoke Monday at St Bartholomews.
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Notice to creditors in estate of Beater T Calgan Lenine
Bell County Court grants administration for Beater T Calgan Lenine deceased. Creditors must present claims to exparatrix Catherine C Goddin at 201 Cumberland Avenue Middlesboro Kentucky verified and dated no later than three months from this notice. Dated this 5th day of May 1961. Clerk Artha L Brock Bell County Court.
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Beaten Group Flees to Los Angeles After Bus Ride Violence
A bi racial group of freedom riders abandoned an anti segregation bus tour in Alabama after drivers refused further passage. The group flew from TaraniPhan to New Orleans then scheduled to depart on an Eastern Air Lines flight amid a bomb threat. Members expressed distrust and described the Alabama violence as inhumane.
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Former Senator Malone gravely ill at Doctors Hospital
Former Sen George W Malone aged 70 is reported gravely ill at Doctors Hospital in Washington. The Nevada Republican’s illness was not immediately disclosed but his condition has been steadily worsening for some time according to reports.
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Stock Shift Counted Out In SEC Probe
NEW YORK UPI Wall Street agrees today SEC plans for investigations into American Stock Exchange operations could have long term effects on stock prices. Officials welcomed the inquiry, noting warranted inferences by some. The AMEX has drawn unusual investor attention, with high trading volume at the exchange surpassing the NYSE on a day of notable activity.
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Two Break-ins Reported In Middleshare Area
Two break ins were reported to Middleshare Police yesterday. Middleshare Steam Laundry on North 19th Street said entry occurred Sunday with no items missing. Green Mountain Coat Co. in Fork Ridge reported theft of a calculator, Writer, electric coffee maker, electric clock, and a tool valued at $14.25 total. also the window was taken from the entry.
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