Opinion Sought By Ezelle on Right-To-Work City Ordinances
Kentucky AFL-CIO official Sam Ezelle via executive secretary treasurer sent a letter to Geir Robert Matthews requesting a legal opinion on whether cities may enact right-to-work ordinances and regulate interstate commerce to enforce labor agreements. Ezelle warned such ordinances could prompt a labor management era to be avoided, noting the attorney general’s opinion might not align with state authority limits.
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Geir
Robert Matthews
Kentucky
Sam Ezelle
Matthews
Thankuvlal
Mahorship Ih
Onion
Emmouymant” Hlouisvilee
UPI
Stoie Art
Ezelle
Afl-Cio
Commonwealth
Study Stated On Ministry Changes For United Presbyterian Church
A six year study on the ministry and recommendations for wide changes in the United Presbyterian Church organization were ready for presentation to the General Assembly. Also scheduled was a report on compromise to secure public support for federal aid to education. The Assembly moved to heal a 13 year split between the two major American Presbyterian branches.
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General Assembly
Daily News advertising and circulation notice
The Middlesboro based Citizens News Co issues postal and licensing details for the Daily News edition. It lists subscription rates by carrier, mail, area of coverage in Kentucky and Virginia, and outside rates including monthly, six month, and yearly terms.
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The
Daily News
Citizens News Co, Inc
Middlesboro
Kentucky
United Press International
U.P.1
Bell and
Knox Counties
Lee County
Claiborne
Hoffa Jury Contact Lawyer Said Osborn Offered Him 10000
Juror tampering case against Hoffa associate Osborn featured testimony that he offered 10000 to influence a juror’s husband in the 1962 conspiracy trial. Witness Beard described Osborn’s attempt and the later denial. Judge in the disbarment and trial process limited recording evidence. Osborn pleaded innocent as a 10 juror panel was selected.
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Janes Evans
United Press International
UPR
Ule
Ferner
Thirry Besrd
Lebanon
Born
Beard
Osborn
D. M. Harrison
Hoffa
Tirrison
Nwtter
Feducnt
Boyd
Osburn
Robert DB. Vick
Vickessifieed
Vick
Osho
Wial
Rachel Hamilton Slated in Recital at Jonesville
Rachel Hamilton, high school honor graduate, is set to perform a piano recital at 7:40 p.m. in the Jonesville Elementary auditorium. The program features classmates Caralyn, Marilyn, Ruth Anne Harbiston, Merlyn Morton, Danie Morton, Carmen Smith, Frederick Cox, and Richiredy Smith. Hamilton plans future studies at North Park College in Chicago and a nursing program at Swedish Covenant Hospital after summer work in Chicago.
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Jonesville
Fergie
Whimston
Mars
Hamilton
Janesville
Man i
He Crasumtes
Ant Hospital
Chicago
North Park College
Swedish Covenant Hospital
Get Fined In Court Five Drunkards Sentenced Or Fined
In Mid Wesboro Police Court five individuals faced public drunkenness charges. Manis and Charles J Robinson were fined 14.26 dollars each. Arthur Allen Raymond Estep and Robert Garland were sentenced to 10 days in jail. Edith Duncan's case for drunkenness and a disorderly conduct was continued to Sunday. Horace Roark of Cumberland Gap Tennessee faced public drunkenness charges with a hearing slated this morning.
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Wesboro
1Ther Manis
Charles J. Robinson
Arthur Allen Raymond Estep
Robert Garland
Edith Duncan
Horace Roark
Cumbhead Gap
Tenn
Hospital Notes Middlesboro and Appalachian Regional Hospital
Hospital notes list numerous admissions discharges births and visiting hours across Middlesboro Tazewell Jonesville Hilltop Gray and surrounding areas with names of patients relatives and staff. The entries reflect frequent activity at multiple facilities including visiting hour blocks and patient movements.
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Appalachian Regional Hospital
Julia Suttle
Jonesville
James Stephenson
Albert Dav
Mary Guidi Cing
Sharon Bailey
Jon F. Todd
Hilltop
Join Engle
Gray Ulis Lackner
Sylvia Duncan
Mattie S. Partin
City
Adaissions
Kay Larvington
Alannir McKinney
Pal Lofevers
Kettle Iiskind
State
Atkins
Alva Minnie DB. Maples
Apapka
Cimberland Fin
Tiney Overton
Esther Woolum
Arjay
Saltie O'Conner
Lawyrence Wiley
Charlie Wire
Rose Mill
Esca Richardson
Norma Adkins
Charlie Edward Bryant
Speedwell
Old Cemetery Saved From Destruction in Virginia
In Arlington, authorities report a historic Washington County cemetery dating to 1248 will be preserved after a flood control project threat. The TVA plans to transfer graves if owners consent, safeguarding 21 Peters family members and other pioneer burials on the hilltop site.
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Aristol
UPI
Southwest
Virginia
Tennessee Valley Authority
Washington County
Clear Creek
Wie
Peters
Form or Community Re-Establishment Delinquent Boy Help Slated
Kentucky Jaycees and the state Child Welfare Department plan a program called junior citizens to help delinquent boys reintegrate into communities. The project aims to establish local sponsor groups to provide personal attention, assist with schooling, and aid in finding work after state institution probation.
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Frankfort
UPI
Kentucky
Jack Crump
Qwensboro
Dayces
McVey
Chil Welfare
Richard J. Clendenen
Clendesen
Clenfenen
Kentucky primaries spread across 120 counties and new machines
U S Rep John C Was faced no opposition in the 6th District Democratic primary while Sen Billy Swope led Republican hopefuls in the race. Incumbents Perkins and others sought nominations in far districts as Kentucky moves to voting machines across all counties. Polls opened at 6 am and closed at 5 pm with prohibition on alcohol sales during voting hours.
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U.S
John C
Job W
Billy) Swope
Mavradshura
Carl D. Perkins
Flindman
Ann B. Fall
Byoro
Allie Wi Young
Demacrat
State Court of Appeals
Kentucky
Treasury Debt Limit, Taxes Debated in Congress
The House Ways and Means Committee examined a Treasury request to raise the temporary debt limit to cover fiscal 1965 spending. An informal agreement sought a one year extension of $18 billion in excise taxes set to expire June 20. The civil rights compromise package was to be introduced in the Senate as a bipartisan alternative to the House bill. Air Force defense of Vietnam era aircraft faced criticism amid questions of obsolescence while Baker investigations spurred calls for public financial disclosures from lawmakers.
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Wasiington
UPL
House
Ways & Means Committee
Kxlu T
Treasury
Johnson
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Habert EL Aumphrey
Minn
GOP
Thomas H. Kuchel
Calif
Air Force
Eugene M. Zuckert
Armed Services Committee
U.S
South Vienna
Charles S. Gubse-Coalif
Robert L. F. Sikes
D-Pla
Gubser
Baker
Bobby Baker
Senate Riles Committee
Decorative Moslem Script Wreaths Gracing World Mosques
Moslem craftsmen transformed calligraphy into decorative art, weaving elegant handwriting with floral and geometric motifs. Their crafted scripts enrich domes and minarets, giving wreaths and spires a timeless ornamental touch across mosques worldwide.
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