Obituary for Walter Daniels of Middlesboro Age 4
Walter Daniels of Middlesboro died July 15 at Ian Regional Hospital aged 4 weeks he was born November 14 1923 in Claiborne County Tennessee and worked as a coal miner He was a member of the Church of God Survived by wife Stella Mae Daniels ten children two brothers and many relatives Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Church of God Monarch Wy with Rev Woodrow Gilbert officiating Burial will follow in Ley Cemetery The body was taken to his home today and the family will receive friends Shumate Funeral Home in charge
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Iis
Stella Mae Daniels
Middlesboro
Joe Daniels
Harrogate
Tenn
O Waltar Leo
Cora’Mae Turner
Awille
God
Monarch
Woodrow Gilbert
Ley Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Mae Hall in Mid dlesboro
Funeral services for Mrs Mae C Hall of Wilson Lane Middlesboro were held Thursday at 10 a.m. in the Cawood Funeral Home Chapel with Rev W Bingham and Rev Swarn Bush officiating. Burial went to Gilbert Cemetery Dry Ne Grandsons served as pallbearers and family friends were flower bearers. Song services were by James Jackson, piano by Barbara Taylor. Cawood Funeral Home listed. Emphysema is said to injure one of every 14 wage earners aged 45 to 80.
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Mae .C
Wilson Lane
Middlesboro
Cawood Funeral Home
W. . Bingham
Swarn ‘Bush
Gilbert
Dryne
Pellicar
James Jackson
Barbara Taylor
Cawood Funeral Home Wes
Miami Fashion Mart Aims To Brand City Style Center
Miami plans a 50 million fashion center to attract global buyers and exhibitors from Hong Kong to Chicago. The Miami International Marketing Center will span 60 acres south of the airport, with 4 000 exhibition spaces, a 1 000 room motel, tram service, dining, a shopping mall, and a private millionaire’s club atop the main building. Open date set for fall 1967.
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MIAME
UPI
Miami International Marketing Center
Henry Byrne
Pentagon
Hialeah
Fla
Miami International Airport
Miami
Hospital Notes Middlesboro idle visiting hours and discharges
Hospital notes from Middlesboro Hospital list visiting hours 1 to 2 and 7 to 8. Dismissals include Mary Partin, W. B. Lurber, Mrs. Doward Turner and son Morristown. Admissions note Cale Brock, Gily Albert Gilbert, Guy Ollie Rourk, Tazewell Mitchell Turner, City. Births record Mrs. Dewey Williams, Tazewell Well bow.
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Mary Partin
City
W. B. Lurber
Ewing
Doward Turner
Cale Brock
Gily
Albert Gilbert
Guy Ollie Rourk
Tazewell
Mitchell Turner
Dewey Williams
Tazei Well
Bow
Hospital Visiting Rules On Hees Noam And Area Names
Appalachian Regional Hospital limits visiting to 8 pm with notes listing numerous individuals tied to towns like Whitesburg Corbin Harrogate and Pine Knot. The fragment mentions Robert V Chadwell Ruth Mae Daniels Sherry Miller Patricia Minor William Minor Lula Mullins Lydia Harris and others across multiple communities. It also includes a placeholder reference to a newborn boy.
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Robert V. Chadwell
Ewing
Ruth Mae Daniels
Serman Gibsay
Ruby Gilbert
Whitesburg
Tenn
Ruth Gregg
William Grider
Rose Hill
Clara Keck
Cumberland Gap
Sherry Miller
Patricia Minor
William H. Minor
Lula Mullins
Corbin Tewelene Roe
Belcher
Fula Gray Lurber
Harrogate
Shelby Thomas
Johnnie Sue Wealby
Lynda Johnson to Head East from Los Angeles
Lynda Bird Johnson will depart east on Monday after a stay in Los Angeles with friends. The president’s eldest daughter arrived from South America where she worked for McCall’s Magazine and has been seen with actor George Hamilton visiting his film set at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Lynda Bird Johnson
South America
McCall's Magazine
Miss Johnson
George Hamilton
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios
First zoological garden established in Philadelphia
The first zoological garden in the United States was established in Philadelphia in 1874. Observers report the American eagle has a vision so sharp some claim it can spot prey from about three miles away.
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United States
Philadelphia
Search for Three Boys Ends Eight Day Hunt in Hannibal
Mayor Harry Musgrave led Hannibal residents back to work after an eight day search for three boys presumed lost during a cave expedition near Lover's Leap. The operation involved more than 15 men, but authorities found no trace of Joe and William Hoag ages 11 and 13 and Edwin Dowell 14. The cost is estimated at 1 million with Red Cross aid. the city bears the bulk of expenses. The search concluded with no discovery and authorities stated every effort had been made.
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Hannibal
Harry Musgrave
Musgrove
Joe
William Hoag
Edwin Craig Dowell
William Karras
Theologians Denounce Vietnam War in New Book
Three prominent American theologians Protestant Catholic and Jewish critique U.S. conduct in Vietnam in Viet Nam Crisis of Conscience. They argue the war is morally indefensible and warn of civilian casualties from heavy bombing and napalm. The authors urge renewed peace talks, US restraint, and broader religious mobilization. Publication date is June 12 with a 95 cent paperback edition.
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Louis Cassels
United Press International
Vietnam
United States
Novak
U.S
Ville
North Vietnam
Dr. Brown
United Nations
America
Association Press
Narder & Harder
Behrman
War Seems Far Away For Most of Israel
JERUSALEM Israel United Press International reports that most Israelis feel war is distant while soldiers tighten measures. Egyptian moves near the border raise tensions though leaders doubt open conflict. UNEF withdrawal and a clash with a UNEF plane prompted Thant to protest as Israel apologizes.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Zalman Shazar
Canada
Iceland
Gulf of Aqaba
Sharma's Sheikh
Africa
Far East
Persian Gulf
Ua.r
United Nations Emergency Force
UNEF
USAR
Indar Jit Rikhye
India
U.N
Thant
Hong Kong Governor Faces Youth Protests in Kowloon
Hong Kong Governor Sir David Trench stood aloof as around 100 youths outside his residence demanded his meeting. They chanted Maoist slogans and displayed Red Guard style uniforms while court proceedings continued with 86 rioters jailed up to 18 months.
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Hong Kong
David Trench
Peking
Mao Tse-tung
Kowloon
China
Democratic primary railroad commissioner candidate profile
A World War I veteran and family man from Bell County native names a candidate running in the Suh District for the Democratic primary for railroad commissioner on May 21 1967. He is described as Maw son Lion and director of the Dixia Highway Association who operates Fort Sequoyah Indian Village on U S 25 and former Bell County resident seeking the office as the district’s sole Democratic contender.
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Mawson
Lion
Dixia Highway Association
Fort. Sequoyah Indian Village
U.S. 25
Bell County
Suh
Daily News Full Leased Wires and publication rights
Middlesboro Kentucky based Citizens News Co issues a standard telegram style notice. It outlines that the United Press Internation al is exclusively entitled to local news and dispatches. Subscription rates are listed for various regions including Bell and Knox Counties Virginia Lee County and Claiborne County Tenn with annual and shorter term prices.
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United Press International
Sandy
Citizens News Co, Inc
Middlesboro
Kentucky
U.P.I
Cartier
Bell
Knox Counties
Lee County
Claiborne County
Tenn
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