Dominican Junta Chief Refuses New Cease-Fire Plan
Major General Antonio Imbert Barreras, ruling Dominican junta strongman, rejects a new cease-fire or a compromise government, while UN envoy Mayobre notes Francisco Carmano Denas may accept a cease-fire but vows to fight to the end. Junta sources say Imbert also refused to resign for a Guzman-led settlement, fearing Communist influence. Bundy team members head to Washington to report.
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Thant
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Mayobre
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United Nations
U. S
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Guzman
Cuba
UPL
Roy McGhee
White House
George Bundy
Jumta
Mate
Bundy
Thomas Mann
Anmbassador
Santo Demings John
Bartlow Martin
Washrington
Carr Dies in Claiborne Co Tennessee
L V Carr, 74, a self employed floor finisher from a prominent Claiborne County family, died at 4 30 p m yesterday after finishing work and walking to his home A heart attack is listed as the cause Funeral arrangements are incomplete Coffey Funeral Home handling the services The article notes Chicago's Great Fire on October 8 1871.
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Tazewell
Tenn
Carr
Claibornme County
Coffey
Daily News Middlesboro Classified Rates Notice
Publication rights reserved and wire service credits noted. Subscription rates listed: carrier and mail options within Middlesboro area and surrounding counties including Bell Knox Lee Claiborne. outside area prices apply.
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Kentucky
United Press International
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Knox
Lee County
Claihame County
Tenn
Precinct Sites Are Corrected for May Primary
In Pineville Bell County three precinct locations were corrected for the May 25 primary. Precinct 14 moves to the county courthouse, Precinct 20 to Smith's Court, and the Right Fork precinct to Mill Creek Pentecostal Church.
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Pineville
Bell County
Smith's Court
Mill Creek
Federal desegregation policy stands firm despite Southern push
U. S. Education Commissioner Francis Keppel said no change to the federal desegregation order is planned as governors from Southern states meet in Washington to seek modifications. Keppel added no school will lose funds over paperwork delays, and the deadline remains June 30 with good faith actions protected. He disputed claims that the order exceeds Civil Rights Act authority, noting plans to integrate four grades this fall and full desegregation by 1967.
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United Press Internaional Atlanta
UPI
U. S. Education
Francis Keppel
Keppel
Washington
Carl Sanders
Georgia
Ity
Atlanta
Keppe
NBC TV Special Fumbles Credits for Armstrong
NBC TV's Best on Record special misread and left Louis Armstrong in opening credits while he could not appear for dental surgery. The show used preplanned warmups with Carol Channing and Jimmy Durante, making the hour look sloppy and the award winner not heard. An NBC spokesman said the substitution was known last Friday.
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NBC
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Jimmy Durante
Louis
Durante
Early Bird
Hospital Notes From Middlesboro and ARH Hospitals
Middlesboro and ARH hospitals list visiting hours and a string of dismissals and admissions. Dismissals include Joyce Brooks Ewing Jackie Cardwell Mrs Denford Chadwell and others. admissions list names such as James Barton Natinie Caldwell Mary Rue Cameron Bobby Johnson and Jake Johnson. Birth announced for Mrs Eugene Aldridge a girl in the city.
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Ewing
Jackie Cardwell
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Denford Chadwell
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Elizabeth Mason
David Prater
Appalachian Regional Hospital
Harald Lingleher
Maggie Baker
Lizzie Smith
Verlan Abed
Loyall George Eagle
Grays
Thelma Jean Marlow
Herbert Williamson
Clayton Rains
Patricia Shepherd
Oscar Gillispie
City Oval
Baker
Martha L. Davis
Stoney Fork
Kimberly Asher
Big Stone
Carter Brock
Henry C. Holeman
Eugene Aldridge
New York Police Chief Resigns Amid Mayor Election Worries
New York Police Commissioner Michael J. Murphy resigns after four years leading the NYPD. The move could influence Mayor Wagner’s 1965 reelection as minority tensions rise over police policy. Murphy, aligned with tougher policing, defends actions in shootings while opposing citizen review boards. Wagner praises him. Lindsay looms as GOP challenger. Murphy cites plans to lead a private anti-theft bureau.
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Murphy
Robert F. Wagner
Scouts Here Win Contest In Camporee
Middlesboro's Troup 32 of the Boy Scouts of America won the Spring Camporee at Camp Blanton in Harlan County. Twenty six local scouts scored 281 points in 11 events amid wide regional participation from Kentucky and Tennessee counties. The event was directed by Kirby Smith Jr with the Red Boxys of Ping Mountain assisting. Arthur Smith served as Scoutmaster.
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Whitley
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Campbell
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Ping Mountain
Kirby Smith
Miss Lillian Mae Sewell Dies in Pineville Ky
Miss Lillian Mae Sewell died at her home on 22 Tennessee Avenue in Pineville on May 18 at 4 am after a long illness. A retired Bell County schoolteacher she taught for many years and received a 50 years teaching service award from the University of Kentucky. She was born in Laurel County, daughter of the late Jackson L Sewell and Jane Marion Sewell. Survivors include one sister and one brother, many nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held at Arnett Funeral Home Chapels with ministers officiating. Burial followed at the I.O.O.F Cemetery. The family will receive friends at the funeral home.
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Louisville
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Uaker
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Charles
Alcoa, Tenn
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Dayton
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Tennessee Avenue
Pineville
Laurel County
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Sewell
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Bell Cauny
University of Kentucky
Taxington
Minnie Harbin
B. B. Seivell
Arnett Funeral Home
Cecil Fuitz
Edward Wiliams
Two Twins Die in Pool Accident at La Canada
Twins Christopher and Courtland Jones, aged 2, drowned in a pool in La Canada California Tuesday. Deputies said the brothers, sons of Mr and Mrs Bruce Jones, apparently stumbled into the water and were found in about five feet of depth. The family has six other children.
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Calif
Christopher
Courtland Jones
Bruce Jones
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