U S Riots Across Continents Spark U.S. Skepticism
Washington says Moscow not found to be orchestrating anti-American uprisings on three continents. Riots hit American offices in Lebanon, Algeria, and Peru while Nixon faced jeers in Lima and other cities. Officials cite local leadership and antiimperial sentiment, with cautious notes on possible Communist influence in Lebanon and Algeria. Venezuela faces anger over deposed leader and US policy, and Lebanon tensions center on Chamoun’s presidential race and pro Western stance.
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Washington
Russia
U.S
Moscow Ia
Lebanon
Middle East
Algeria
North Africa
South America
Richard M. Nixon
Peru
Verne
Abase
Nixon
Callal
Latin America
Venezela
Janacy
Perez Jiminez
Venezuela
UWS
Perez
Diminesz
Pedro Estrada
Sere
Rance
Camille Chamoun
Egypt
Syria
Chamoun
Kentucky Bribery Indictments Challenged by Defense
Franklin Circuit Judge hears defense bid to strike two 1938 bribery indictments against four Kentucky legislators. The cases accuse soliciting bribes from soft drink firms and dairymen to influence votes on tax and marketing bills. Defense argues the crime is not defined in statutes. prosecution cites novel common law offense.
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Frankfort
Franklin
William B. Ardery
Winder
Ty Atty
William Young
Everett
Gullette
Kubale
Louisville
Shelbyville
Rayburn
Time to Enter Opry Talent Contest in Tri State Area
Bill Baker of WMS urges Tri Staters to enter Pet Milk Grand Ole Opry Talent Contest entries accepted until midnight May 23. Entry blanks available at area stores in Middlesboro Pineville Jellico Lee County Claiborne and Cumberland Gap regions. Six finalists win all expenses paid trip to Nashville for Grand Ole Opry appearance and potential contract. Contest hosted at Manning Theatre on May 29.
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Thorpe
Middleaboro
Wet Milk
Bill Baker
Raedio
WMS
Baker
Tri
Middleshoro
Burchett's Groce
Roward Jenkins
Jack Johnston
Kidd Brothers
Ikro- Ber's
Lattt Food
Joe Mink
Montgomery Market
Schneider's
Hood Basket
Stewart's Market
Wakin’s Super Market
Christine Whitman
Pineville
Broytes Grocery
Gambrell Grocery
Abadia
Straight Creek
Purshud
Jellico
Tenn
Gilreath State Line
Artis
Newcomb
Lee
New Tazewell
Arthur Christian
Harrogate
Paul Cottiwell
Shawanee
Dunsmore
J. D. Meteo
Cumberland Gap
G and F
MceNeeley
Tazewell
Nashville
Grid Ole Opry Ofticials
Staray Ane
Ig Entertainment
WSM
Pet Milk
Star of Waik
Middlesboro
Tri State
Opry
Manning Theatre
Friendly Congressional Words Up Rail Stock
A Senate committee report on surface transportation boosted railroad shares by nearly 14 percent over 24 sessions from April 7 to last Friday. The findings urged a temporary loan guarantee, ICC powers, rate realignment, and tax deferrals while noting rail capital erosion and competition from autos, planes, buses, and trucks.
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Elmer C. Walzar
United Press Financial Fullter
York
Senate
Senate Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Wall Street
Interstate’ Commerce Commission
Congress
ICC
Tannery Not Guilty Of Polluting Yellow Creek Verdict
Circuit Judge W O Knuckles directed a verdict for Middlesboro Tanning Company finding no evidence tied to Fred Seale or the tannery showing pollution of Old Yellow Creek. The jury of two men and 10 women delivered a not guilty verdict after witnesses testified and a 1957 Labor Day fish kill was linked to the case in preliminary evidence.
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Tell Circuit
W. O. Knuckles
Mididlesburg Tanning Comepany
Knuckles
Commonwealth
Fred Seale
Januery
Old Yellow Creek
Seale
Middlesboro Tanning Company
Roland
Sewage Commission
Hospital Notes at Middlesboro Memorial Hospital
Hospital notes list multiple admissions and dismissals for patients across cities including Pineville, Clairfield, Rose Hill, and New Tazewell. Entries mention names such as Lorene Welch Bessie Gaylor Jewell Hill Lettie King Maureen Gregor Katherine Dennis Ernest Fuson and Kenneth Robbins with various wards and clinics noted.
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Middlesboro Memorial Hospital
Sue Fortier
Toneyite
Arthur Whisnett
Bud Leach
Jessa Watkins
Charles Walden
Jessica
Mrz
Lorene Welch
LaVoltette
Bessie Gaylor
Fonde
Jewell Hill
Clairfield
Lettie King
Trs
Maureen Gregor
Katherine Dennis
Ernest Fuson
Kaylay
Ze Fhilnat
Pineville
Siler called do nothing congressman by rival in Kentucky race
In a harsh campaign clash Rep Siler was labeled a do nothing congressman by his Republican opponent Daniel Boone Smith who accused him of missing votes and taking credit for district projects while opposing Eisenhower policies He faced criticism for limited House time and for appointing Democrats as postmasters in the Eighth District. A Tokyo Zoo elephant named Tokuko died after being frightened by a rat causing a fall into a ditch and fatal chest injuries.
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Harlan
Eugene Siler
Congress
Daniel Boone Smith
Smith
Siler
Fighth
Washington
wWorat
Kentucky
J. M. Robsian
James
Tokushima
Japan
Tokyo Zoo
Tokuko
Billowy Graduation Dress Remains Always in Style
New York reports on graduation dress trends for 1950s graduates. The billowy silhouette with full skirt and sash remains favored for young graduates, with pastel accents replacing white. Designers note ease of wear for school events and widespread standard styles across age groups. Water shortages in Punjab and central India push India Water imports and prices higher, affecting consumption.
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Gay Tauley
United Press Women's
New York
UPH
Agving
Gil
Hick
Ace Coving
Natan
Avim
Swonten
Connie Sage
Eddy
Sportlane
Ds Ricl
Sago
Junior
Mamalacakers
Obituary of Frank W. Davis of Wyandotte
Frank W. Davis of Wyandotte died at his home on Monday May 19. He is survived by his wife Lille Garland Davis and daughter Rimonia Davis of Wyandotte, plus his mother and several sisters and brothers of Hot Springs North Carolina. The body will arrive in Middlesboro this afternoon. Funeral arrangements are incomplete awaiting family arrival. Cawood Funeral Home in charge. Henry Roughenberry Price of Alva Route 1, died yesterday. services held at Tugglesville Baptist Church with Revs Archie Watters and W. W. Nalls officiating. Burial at Pineville JOOP Cemetery. Pallbearers were James JD Wright, Lewis Cox, Sam Sogger, French Simpson, Walter Amnett and Amos Johnson. Flower bearers were family friends. Service at Alva. Continuous fragments indicate multiple obituaries were present.
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Frank W. Davis
Wyandotte
TY. Flo
Middlesboro
Marion
Henry Roughenberry Price
Alva
Route 1
Tugglesville Baptist Chure
Archie Watters
W. W. Nalls
Joof Cemetery
Pineville
Jomek JD
Wright
Lewis Cox
Sam Sogger
French Simpson
Walter Amnett
Amos Johnson
Alva Baptist Church Choir
Beatrice Barton
Joe Ann Cornelius
Cawood Funeral Home
Disney Heads Black Motors at Cumberland Meeting
In a recent stockholders meeting of Black Motors Company, Cumberland, Disney of Cumberland was named president succeeding E. M. Albert of Harlan who has been ill. Disney, longtime Cumberland manager, joins the board of directors with J O Keller as vice president Ed Dooley becomes secretary and treasurer. Other directors include Harry Keller Carl Disney Fletcher Holmes and Harry Baughman with managers Estil Jackson Cumberland and Fletcher Holmes Middlesboro Joys
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Black Motors Company
del Disney
Cumberland
E. M. Albert
Harlan
Disney
Black Motor Company
J. QO. Keller
Ed Dooley
Middlesboro
Harry Keller
Carl Disney
Fletcher Holmes
Harry Baughman
Inverneas
Fin
Estil Jackson
Fletcher Holies
Walker Band Concert Opens at Thomas Walker High School
The newly organized T. Walker High School band presented its first public concert with 35 members. Camille Pabst directs. soloists included Rhea Fupate and Jamese Crockette. Children from local elementary schools joined in a Brahms lullaby. Officers listed: president Tyler Hobbs, vice-president Yin Credwell, treasurer Wayne Galden, secretary Emma Bea Hobbs, librarian Ester Helen Chadwell. Drum major Jackie G forth, majorette lead Judi Chadwell, sponsor Relainds Carter.
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Jamese Crockette
Fantasis Hspangota
Belinda Sgarter
Rose Hill
Ewing
Ely Dale
Brahms
Tyler Hobbs
Yin Credwell
Weasurer
Wayne Galden
Emma Bea Hobbs
Ester Helen Chadwell
Jackie Gforth
Mmajorete
Judi Chadwell
Relinds Carter
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Ardery
Franklin’ County
Addsons L. Everett
Maysville
House
Robert Gullette
Nicholasville
Edwin Kubale
Danville
Hobart Rayburn
Vanceburg
Marion Rider
Hanrahan
Franklin Coun
Ametich
America
Wilson W. Wyatt
Yellow Creek
Mercer Peters
Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources
Midwesters Hospital and Clinic
Bismissals
Glen Yeary
Rose Will
Charlie Moore
Leonard Clarris
Kenneth Robbins
Craig Smith
R. A. Davis
nnSseain
Ray Janeway
Speedwell
Charlie Wuell
Pineville Hi
S. Chadwell
Mary Smith
City
Mandy Cosby
Anata
Dinette Kidwell
New Tazewell, Gir
DELL
India
Punjab
Disney Heads
Black
Rosa
WED
James Stewart
Audte Atureau
T. Walker
Sensati
Joanne Woodward
Magnane
Anthony Quinn
Barton Furniture Co
George Shoffner
Worth 19Th St
Black North Wakin's Super Market
Kenneth Spangler
Caleison
FREZ
Wheaton van Vines
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