King criticizes Breathitt on civil rights move
In Louisville, Martin Luther King Jr spoke at Zion Baptist Church installation of Rev. A D King. He called Breathitt's civil rights stance "unfortunate" and urged a regular session to pass legislation. King announced a Kentucky chapter of SCLS to combat housing discrimination and de facto school segregation. He criticized the Senate for not outlawing the poll tax and predicted slow progress in Alabama politics.
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Louisville
UPL
Maclin Luther King
Edward T. Breathitt
General Assembly
Kentucky
King
A. D. Wik
Trams King
Zion Baptist Church
Kentu
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Ming
U.S. Senate
Senate
House
Dalles County
Selma
Jim Clark
Alabama
Daily News Advertising Rates and Mailing Area
Public notice outlines postal terms for The Daily News run by Citizens News Co. Inc. Includes subscription prices by carrier and mail for Middlesboro Kentucky area and nearby counties in Kentucky Virginia and Tennessee with annual six month and three month options and separate outside area rates.
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Citizens News CO. Inc
Middlesboro
Kentucky
United. Press International
United Press International
U.P.L
Bell and
Knox Counties
Lee County
Ralph C Pearman death notices in Orlando Florida
Ralph Cave Pearman a former Middlesborough resident died at his Orlando Florida home May 13. Survived by wife Lily Wilson Pearman of Orlando mother Mrs W C Pearman of Orlando two daughters Mrs Dave Smyth of Coral Gables and Mrs Charles Peckron of Miami four grandchildren Mike Deb Smyth Cindy and Dave Peckron one brother Willie Pearman and sisters Grace Edith and Lucille Funeral services set for Tuesday May 14 at 1 am at Fairchilds Funeral Home in Orlando.
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Ralph Carr Pearman
Ralph Cave Pearmin
Middlespore
Orlando
Pla
Wale
Lily Wilson Pearman
W. C. Pearman
Dave Smyth
Corcoa
Fla
Charles. Peckron
Miami
Mike
Deb
Iki Smyth
Cindy
Dav
E Peckron
Willi Pearman
Grace
Edith
Lucille
Fairchild
Orlands
Hospital Notes Dismissals And Admissions Detailing Patients
Dismissals list shows multiple patients including Mitzi Kay Hamenonds Pennington Gap and Gregory Maples Jr City. Admissions note Shirley Ann Jones Pineville Vera Grubb Exeter Loyall Betty Lou Jones City Anna Brooks Harrogate Ethel Rhorer Cuy Middlesboro Hospital and Clinic Visiting Hours 1 2 and 7 8. Various names cited with city affiliations throughout.
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Mitzi Kay Hamenonds
Pennington Gap
Sarah Tenper
Barvourville
Michael McMoniway
Ray Davenport
Williamsburg
Wille L. McCombs
Gregory Maples
Mark Williams
Artemus
Kathy €. Taylor
Walden
TE. W. Campbell
James N. Cowan
Jaz Carr
Dutt
Sandra Settles
Frank Jones
Marjorie Ann Partin
Lu Ann Epperson
Sammy Causey
Jess
Mills
Illers
Raymond Cunningham
Ian
Shirley Ann Jones
Pineville
Vera Grubb
Exeter
Lloyd Wilson
City
Verlan Aled
Loyall
Betty Lou Jones
Sarah Niece
Anna Brooks
Carrie Lee Evans
Harrogate
Ethel Rhorer
Cuy
Bookmobile Schedule Through May 28 in Middlesboro
The Middlesboro bookmobile routes run through May 28 with daily stops. Today visits Clear Creek Springs Fuson Chapel and Fine Grove. Tomorrow stops include Davisburg Chenoa Carra's Store and Henderson Settlement.
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Middlesboro
Clear Creek Springs
Fuson Chapel
Fine Grove
Davisburg
Chenoa
Carra’s
Henderson Settlement
Hatch
Colmar
Sugar Run Road
Little Log ML
Big Log Mt
Ferndale
Meldrum
Noetown
Binghamluton and Beans Fort
Blue Ridge
Toe Ridge Bridge
Williams Branch
Page and
Haneus Creek
East End
Junction
Edgewood
Garmeda
Fonde
Bosworth
TV in Review Hollywooodly Children’s Theatre on NBC
UPI notes NBC TV's Children’s Theatre used non professional actors from New York's Taconic Valley to tell a tale of siblings earning 75 dollars to buy a horse. Ed Begley narrated, with a 6 30 to 7 39 pm EDT slot seen as late for a children oriented program. The piece valued simple storytelling over strong performances and relied on a silent film style with Begley's voice guiding viewers.
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Hollywoo
UPI
Nbc-Tv
New York
Taconic Valley
Ed Begley
Bagley
Avalanche horror at Mt Zugspitze injures many
United States Army alpine ski patrol members describe the Mt Zugspitze avalanche as a horror with a flash like boom as snow and ice engulfed the resort. At least 25 dead, over 300 rescuers including U S troops search through tons of snow and rock. Rick Baldwin and Tom Gannon describe collapse of hotel and survivors beneath twisted chairs while others aid victims and one American, Neil Carter, is reported in stable condition after head injuries.
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Rick Baldwin
Dalton
U.S. Army Alpine Ski Patrol
Mt. Zugispitze
Germany
German Alps
U. S. Army
Baldwin
Tom Gannon
College Park
Garmisch Recreation Area
Gannon
Neil Carter
Arlington
Canter
Air Force
Saigon
Viet Nam
William Mitchell
Beverly
Mags
Allen Miller
Aspen
Calp
Plane Turns Back London Pan Am Jet With 100 Aboard
A Pan American World Airways New York bound jet carrying about 100 passengers turned back to London Sunday after radio navigational trouble was discovered. The UPI report notes the plane diverted to an alternate route for safety.
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London
UPI
Pan American World Airways
Polish military mission head defects to West Berlin
U.S. Army intelligence officers questioned Wladyshiw Tykolinski the Polish mission leader in West Berlin about his defection from the Communists. He sought political asylum and was flown to West Germany with his wife and child remaining with the Communists. The incident occurred near Camp King where defectors are typically processed before possible U.S. resettlement. Actress Mina Foch faced a drunken driving charge in Los Angeles during the same filing period.
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Frankfurt
Germany
UPI
U.ss
West Bortl
Wladyshiw Tykolinski
West Berlin
U.S. Army
Army
West Germany
West Germany But His Wife and Child Stayed Svith
Tykolinski
Melo
U.S
Camp King
Oberursel
Tans Mountains
United States
Los Angeles
Calif
Mina Foch
Maryson Sr
Tomlinson
Vernon
Ind
Painting Switch at Doria Panphill Gallery
A thief dressed as a monk swapped a copy for the original valued at $100,000 in a Sunday incident at the Doria Panphill Gallery in Rome. The Finnish master Van Schaarel was the work involved. The police are investigating the art theft.
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Rome
van Schaarel
Doria Panphill
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