Breathitt Backed Democrats Dominate Key Kentucky Senate Primaries
United Press International reports Kentucky Democrats largely supported Gov. Edward Breathitt in 7 of 10 state Senate primaries while Lt. Gov. Waterfield failed to secure gains. Election results shifted power dynamics amid Foley, Ford, and Wetherby ties, with Gardner and several Waterfield picks defeated. administration-backed candidates won in multiple districts as Breathitt pledged to work with all legislators.
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United Press International
Kentucky
Edward Breathitt
Senate
Harry Leo Waterfield
Witterfield
Breathitt
Sam
Waterfield
Casper
Cap) Gardner
Pushove
Wendell Ford
Owensboro
Gardner
Daviess
Ancock
Foud
Trearhitt
Bert Camus
Lawrence W. Wetherby
Frankfort
Marvin Edwards
Franklin
Spencer
Shel- Anderson
Rial
Fin
Bind
Kebau
C. Goft
Leitchfield
Ray Gibson
Downing
B. White
John C. Angell
Fayette County
Galtao
White
Pat
All Magistrates Get Renominated
District by district, incumbents and challengers vie in primaries. Jester Dozier defends for District 2 with Willis Ellis as sole opponent. Walter York unopposed. Republican John Deaton unopposed for constable. Bruce Bennett wins Democrat nomination with 192 votes over Billie Mostey and Willi Hensley. District 3 sees Miracle and Jackson win magistrate and constable noms amid Democratic opposition. District 4 Arthur Lane narrowly leads in magistrate, Floyd Martin tops GOP magistrate, Jim Buncan unopposed in constable, and Charlie Minor defeats other Democrats for constable. District 5 Miracle renominated. Leonard Rhodes ease. Paul Howard Johnson narrowly wins GOP nomination. Dallas Shackleford tops GOP for district race. incumbent Joli Zombi easily re-nominated for magistrate. Earl Partin unopposed in GOP. Game Sisco Hamlin tops constable race. George Huddleston edges Jess Dixon in GOP bid.
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Willis Ellis
Walter York
John Deaton
Bruce Benned
Willie (Billie) Mostey
Willi Hensley
Curtis Hoskins
Willie Thompson
J. Oti
Miracle
F. L. Miracl
Eugene Jackson
Hennie Hall
Arthur Lane
Mari Grate
Lane
Leamon Gilbert
Charles L. Burchfield
Floyd Martin
Rudith Martin
Jim Buncan
Charlie Minor
William McDaniel
Mike Ward
Walter Rufus Gambrell
Berkham Stanley
George Gillis Jackson
Billy Ray Carroll
Leonard Rhodes
Rhodes
Charles Wilder
Sam Fuson
Paul Howard Johnson
Dei
Erat Sisco Hamlin
Hamlin
John L. Parks
Andy Lambdin
Ralph Fliacker
George Huddleston
Constable Putintion
Jess Dixon
Ron Watson Awarded $2000 Scholarship at University of Kentucky
Ronald F. Watson, 21, former Colmar resident now of Barbourville, received a $2,000 Haein Graduate Fellowship at the University of Kentucky yesterday. He is the son of former Bell High teacher James Arthur Watson and attended Wards Chapel Grade School and Bell High before Parkour ville High. Mary F. Richardson of Barbourville received a $2,400 National Science Foundation graduate grant and will attend the University.
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Colmar
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Watson
Bell High
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Barbowrville
Unina College
Wards Chapel
Parkourville
Mary F. Richardson
Barbourville
The
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Hospital Notes Appalachian Regional Musprial Visiting Hours
Patient movements and visiting hours listed for Appalachian Regional Memorial and Middlesboro Hospital and Clinic. Dismissals include Ida Gilliam Thelma Marlow Ida Parker Essie McKinney Grubbs Bullock Rains Shackleford Wilson Hicks Intoan. admissions include Allen Horton Timmy Smith James Owens Fannie Hampton Mary Sweay Wilma Adams among others.
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Cumberland
Thelma Marlow
Ida M. Parker
Essie McKinney
Grubbs
Exeter
Lawrence Bullock
Lewallan
Annie Rains
Pearl Shackleford
Janet Wilson
Herbert Hicks
Bobby J. Intoan
Allen Horton
Diuglis Miracle
Timmy Smith
James W. Owens
Tammy Ridings
Ciw
Fannie L. Hampton
Marion S. Schulty
Mary K. Sweay
Wilma Adams
Lyn
Middlesboro
Mary Cameron
City
Georgia Garland
Fred Jones
Cry
Rex Morelock
Dancaer
Edwin Siils
Lerrogate
WH. Webb
Civ
LG. Keabow
Cy Lillie Spangler
Four Mile Hendrickson Accidentally Shoots Self
Henry Hendrickson of Four Mile Mata was admitted to Pineville Community Hospital after a self-inflicted wound from a .22 caliber pistol in a personal safety incident. Deputy Taylor and Constable Rice investigated. Hendrickson reported the accidental shot occurred around 8:15 am in Pineville. No others were injured. Hospital officials described him in good condition.
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Henry Hendrickson
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Pineville Community Hospital
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Dewey Rice
Taylor
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Jack and Jills On TV Tomorrow
The Jack and Jill Kindergarten Class in Middleshoro will appear on television at 7 p.m. Thursday on WBIR Channel 10 Knoxville. Instructor Lyall Whitmer confirms the schedule.
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Death notices and funerals in Middlesboro area
Obituaries for Mrs Paralee Webb age 83 or 7? and Nan Wyrick Burch age 81 with multiple children listed. Deaths include Tinsley Ky resident Fred Thomas Carmack 39 and Gordie Carmack 68. Services at Hens fay Chapel Baptist Church Binghamtown Baptist Church East Cumberland Avenue Baptist Church Middlesboro. Burial in Middlesboro and Ingram Greers Chapel Cemeteries.
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Middlesboro
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Los Alamos
Nam
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Louisville
Oscar I. Kinsey
Pineville
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Madison Heights
Mich
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West
Cumbertanal Avenue
Burch
Barbourville
Middiesboro
Sohn
Binghamtown
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Nelle
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Salinas
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Tred
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Six Scheduled to Appear For Public Drunkenness
Six persons were scheduled to appear on public drunkenness charges in Middlesboro today. Bethal V. Reams and Charity Thompson faced charges with a bond set, while George Wells and Paris Owens were also listed. A minor accident on U S 43 E near Cumberland Avenue was reported by Patrolmen Guy and Wyatt with injuries to no one.
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Middlesboro
Iner
Bethal V. Reams
Chicapa
Charity Thompson
46Th Street
Winchester Avenue
George Wells
Lynnwood Road
Paris Owens
North 19Th Street
Reams
Thompson
Duff
Elisha Pratt
Tom Guy
Elmer Wyatt
U. S. 43-E
U.S. 25
Cumberland Avenue
David Pinkar
Louisville
Goldie Shoffner
North
Pinkar
U.S
Shoffner
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Judge doubts Ruby death sentence fate in Texas chair
Dallas UP I reports Judge Joe B Brown says public likely opposes executing Jack Ruby and doubts he will die in the electric chair for killing Lee Harvey Oswald. Brown notes the slay er killed the man who assassinated President Kennedy while defense seeks more time for sanity hearing prep. Visiting Judge Louis Holland grants delay and plans to reconvene.
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