Cuban Captured Invaders Slated For Trade Talks
Castro signaled willingness to exchange prisoners for tractors and hinted later shipments of captured invaders to the United States. He named Daniel Molina as a key prisoner and floated a prisoners-for-tractor swap while stressing the deal would not include war criminals.
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Fales
Castro
Lotie Dee
Ers
United States
Ffe
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Molina
Mallia
Sre
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Lou Our
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Paniely Molina
Isick
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United Sv
The Parson Thinks Out Loud
A Sunday through Saturday meditation from a parish voice on church and business, humility and hypocrisy, prayer and self awareness. The week contrasts praise for mothers with calls for justice and reflections on Nietzsche Augustine and Wesleyan prayer.
Ten Kentucky teachers honored in journalism awards
In Louisville, ten Kentucky teachers were honored Friday in the National Newspaper Ford awards program for developing an outstanding program to encourage young people toward journalism careers. Meritorious service awards went to Mrs. Martha Reed Edison of Durrell High School and Mrs. Katherine S. Kimvan of Waggener High in Louisville.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Naciosal Newspaper
Ford
Mbt
Martha Re Edison
Durrell High Show
Katherine S Kimvan
Waggener High
W. P Sieces Journal
Governors Favor Vote On Judges
Louisville report quotes Governor Contis and other ex-governors on how judges of the Court of Appeals should be chosen. Debates include election versus appointment, with views from Cory, Samspon, Chandler, Wetherby, Johnson, and others. Opinions cite party politics, qualifications, and impeachment safeguards as key factors in Kentucky’s judicial selection debate.
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Louisville
Bert Contis
Niyo
Favernor
Jorn Cinn
Marie
W. Wetherby
Raul Keon
Louisville Dlaw
Audohn
Patisville
Jand Johmson
Ain
Cory
Carl of Appeals
Tie Sue Hur Association
Wilts
Willis
Clements Sila
Pleni Sampson
Kentucky
Chandler
Fiklges
Fife
Dikuution
Ian
Aller
Senate
Ywita Wis
Peverner
Man Charged In Driving Incident Near Pineville
A Middlesboro man, Robert Neikirk, was arrested by city and state police on charges of reckless driving and leaving the scene after a collision on U S 23E near the Lite Store Inn. The crash at 10 am involved vehicles driven by Fred Gillam and Clootha Chadwell near Pineville, with another motorist, Charles W. Hives, fined for public drunkenness.
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Weslenian
Bean
Lamccident
Robert Neikirk
Old Pinevilla Road
Norte Jou
U. S
Binghamtown
Charles W. Hives
390 Hopper Cars Bought by L and N
Board of Directors of Louisville and Nashville voted to spend 3.78 million dollars for 390 new freight cars. Pollman will supply 350 capacity hopper cars from Bessemer Alabama and 40 ton aluminum body covered hoppers from Neman’s plant in Butler Pennsylvania. All cars will be equipped with trailer hitches and delivery is expected within a few weeks this year.
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New York
Leatisvialla & Nashville
Pollmar
Bessemer
Ala
Nema
Pla
Buller
Hie
Tri-Slaters in Service and Military Notices
A collection of Navy Army and Marine personnel announcements from a 1940s local column. It lists service promotions assignments and training completions including Robert Tri-Slaters, Freddie S. Anesth, and Claude C. Davis with details on their bases Fort Monroe Monroe Michigan and Virginia. Also notes Berlin Command participation and Exercise Greenlight off California. Includes addresses and family references.
Whiteside Ends Life After Long Battle Over Channel 10 Case
Whiteside, 49, a longtime associate of Mack, was found dead Friday in his downtown law office from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Federal charges had accused him and Mack of rigging the award of television Channel 10 in Miami, a matter tangled in a congressional probe since February 1953.
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Walleside
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Channel 10
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Grazing rights cleared for 43 Kentucky counties
Washington reports that 43 Kentucky counties may resume grazing under conservation programs after a Friday ruling by Agriculture Secretary Freeman. The move allows grazing under conservation cover and emergency feed allowances, with restrictions in flood areas eased. grazing deadlines extend to June 1 for certain feedgrain program provisions. Affected counties include Fulton, Fulton, Hopkins, Caldwell, Union, Webster, Grayson, Jefferson, Nelson, Henry, Bracken, Campbell, Pendleton, and others.
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UPN
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Serratry Oyville Freeman
Bert Combs
Fulton
Fickman
Sable
Ballard
Hopkins
McCracken
Gravta
Ceiltemten
Caldwell
Union
Webster
Mahien
Bulby
McLran
Ter Hancock
Horderson
Brechin Tidee
Grayson
Iardlin
Meare
Ballitt
Jefferson
Nelson
Spencer
Ray Oldham
Flenry
Trimble
Carre
Cavey
Gavlatin
Kenton Harrson
Brackenen
Campbell
Pende
New Salem Families Gather for Sunday Visits
Local residents from New Salem and nearby towns visit relatives including Mr and Mrs Garrett Seale Mrs Eleney McNeil Mr and Mrs Bill Cote and family Aunt and Mrs Cael Stinnett of Knoxville Mr and Mrs J D McNeil and Mr and Mrs Uarry Pugaie move to a new home in New Satom Community Visitors include Mrs Vasil Oyan Rev Hence and Knosv family Alex Watkins Tomer Collins and Lester Manning visit Mr and Mrs Charlie Forker of Sneedville Also mention of aviation notes and US carnations.
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Garrett Seale
Andy
Bertha Buell
Eleney McNeil
Bill Cote
Higerson
Cael Stinnett
Knoxville
J. D. McNeil
Uarry Pugaie
Satom Coma
Tennessee legislative clash over city county taxes and revenue
At the Tennessee Municipal League meeting in Chattanooga leaders debate a governor backed plan to let counties levy taxes for city needs. Ellington defends local must-levy approach while urging state support. friction between city and county groups challenges unified action.
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Nashville
UPL
Tennessee Mintelpa League
TML
Chattanooga
Ellington
Elington
Ellngton
M Orter
Milington
Eversbody
Aide Promoted at Whiteshvirg Memorial Hospital
Tarlan Aide Blankenbeckler, a Marion native and former ShenqWedah Hospital administrator, is named administrator of Whiteshvirg Memorial Hospital succeeding Charles D. Jenkins. Tulge Calton Jr. moves up as administrative assistant at the same hospital system.
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John C. Blankenbeekler
Markin Memorial Hospital
Whiteshvirg Memorial Hospital
Miraces Memorial H Hospital Association
Marion
Vea Blankenbeckler
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
Harlan
Reonnke
Tmankenbeckler
Charles D. Jenkins
Whitrs
France
Marlan Morpha
Tulge TL Calton, Jr
Auarinear
Wiss Memorial Hospital
Virnina
Freedom Riders Fail to Board Bus in Birmingham
In Birmingham Alabama a CORE led group including Nashville students attempted to board a Greyhound bound for Montgomery but no driver would permit entry amid fear of violence. Governor Boutwell confirmed Kennedy spoke with him but offered no details.
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Ald
Lue
R White
Dorna
Mabama
MacDonald Gallion
Alabama
Beedong
Ivan Nashville
St. Petersburg
Fla
Montgomery
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GORE
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Leng
Deane Nash
Consikver
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Ly Viele
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Abe
Eugene Conor
Tennessee
K Nine
Bioninghamn
Montasnery
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Miss Nash
Albert Boutwell
Kennedy
Tolemhoie
Boutrell
John Patterson
Obituary for John Tin Whitaker of Middlesboro
Funeral services for John Tin Whitaker of Middlesboro were held yesterday at 2 PM at the First Baptist Church with Dr. James Coates officiating. Burial followed in Roselawn Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers were Barton Massengill, Tom Marren Gil Hyde, Dewey Shuemate, John Pletcher, Talih Reach and Clyde Haddix. Song services were directed by Homer L. Ife and accompanied by organists Mrs. 3.1L, Clear, Shumate and Gordon Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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Jotn Tin Whitaker
Middlesboro
First Baptist Church
James Coates
Roselawn Memoria Gardens
Clear
Shumate
Gordon
Hame
Hospital Notes from D wagietore Memorial
Hospital notices list admissions and visiting hours with multiple patient names including William M1, Delbert Rhodes, Ruth Edwarda, and Mrs Dersey Hamblin. Locations noted include Gray Gilbert Teague, Clairfield, Rose Hill, and Tazewell with staff and visiting times varying through the day.
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Bismissais
N. Cox
Gray Gilbert Teague
Clairfield
Mable Ivang
Ne Flanter
Delber
Cook
London
Delbert Rhodes
Fonte
Wile Cobb
Ruth Edwarda
Clairtidd Admissions
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Fytill Hat
Toty
Rose Mary Quillen
City
Alfred Kapp
Clut
Group Predicts Travel Increase Amid Civil War Centennial
A group forecast links travel growth to the Civil War Centennial and allied events. Amid confusion, travel organizations anticipate an uptick in tourism this summer as national campaigns and regional celebrations unfold, with effects extending into late year projections.
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Washington, PD
USA
NATO
America
Arrivats
Kentucky Travelers endorse public safety program
The Kentucky Division of the Travelers Protective Association of America endorsed the state Department of Public Safety's legislative program. It calls for periodic license examinations compulsory driver education in high schools uniform law procedures and uniform title law.
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Louisville
UPL
Kentucky
Travelers Protective Association of America
State Department of Public Safety
Commission Report Sets Curriculums for Public Education
Louisville report notes a committee studying curriculum for public education begins its session next month after an eight week study of roughly 100 public deals in Kentucky.
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Louisville, Ky
UPI
Commission Next
Kentucky
Residence Time Eyeed Vote Rules Debated in Nashville
State legislative council members discussed easing voter residency rules after a Friday call to promote sharper reductions. Vanderbilt graduate student Paul Moonek proposed a subcommittee to cut residency from one year to 60 days. The meeting also touched on broader loosening for state and local elections.
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Nashviete
Cpi
License Fee Hike Proposed by State Safety Commissioner
Nashville report states State Safety Commissioner Crox proposed raising driver's license fees from 2 to 4 dollars. The plan adds 36 more miles of bike safety measures and new state funding initiatives to support the increase.
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Nashville
Crox Jcbear
Looopa
Student Fund Started at Southern Baptist Seminary
A student unit fund was established at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville Wy with about eighty dollars. John A. McCardi served as minister and urged contributions from every paycheck, small or large, to build the fund. The article notes planetary distance to Veres around 23 million miles, though the details are unclear and may be garbled.
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Lonisville, Wy
Souther Baptist. Theological Seminary
Brene Hy
John A. McCard
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