30 May 1961
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1961
Page
1
In Hyannis Port Kennedy defends a firm stance as he begins a three nation swing to Europe. He plans to meet leaders in Paris and Vienna and to address foreign policy amid domestic concerns. The trip, timed during his presidency, aims to reassure allies and discuss Cold War tensions with Krushchev.
Reported by United Press International Jacqueline Kennedy and President de Gaulle planned a three day Paris visit during which masterworks from the Louvre would be hung in their hotel apartment. The trip followed Mrs Kennedy’s mourning and included attendance at official functions with Da Gaulle and other dignitaries.
Army leaders condemn Charles de Gaulle amid Algiers unrest. Mon court testimony recalls events leading to the April 22 insurrection. Nine prosecution and nine defense witnesses speak as verdicts near. Commanders Alger and allied officers face trial for alleged roles in the defection and rebellion.
Jennings praised by Virginia officials for support of cooperative and rural electric projects. Commentators credit his backing of federal loans and regional economic recovery efforts. The event highlighted cooperative leadership and continued federal assistance programs for rural systems.
An OCR fragment discusses a New York case involving a person or group backing or criticizing rider ideals, with references to lectures, picket lines, and a trial in Spain. It mentions Lucretia Colling and various penalties, including a 42 magind sentence and a shooting frame regime, but the text is garbled and hard to verify.
Fragmented hospital record lists dismissals admissions and patients by scattered names and places. It refers to multiple individuals with varied affiliations and locations, including City Hall Sho Cora Freeman Williamsbury and Straisi creek AIRTUS with unclear dates or units.
Virginia officials request 12 million dollars in federal appropriations to build flood protection on the Pound River Dam. President Kennedy’s outline seeks 2 million for planning and 42 million for construction and relocation. Army engineers say funds would cover high relocation and force protection as part of the flood control plan.
A brief note from Washington describes the creation of a gold medal honoring Kennedy’s posthumous service and the award ceremony. It mentions Tarnias A. Meeley as part of the event and notes the date set for the honor.
James Ald Beesott born May 1 1873 in Lee County Virginia, son of Tite Bledsoe and Elizabeth Bledsoe. He married Sarah Cannon in Kentucky, worked for Black Star Coat Company, retired after twenty years service in Alva Kentucky. Survived by wife Sival Bledsoe and children Joe, Bud, Robbie Sigler, Minnie, Amantta Ronk, Taytha Heatfield, Terelta Taylor, Geraldine Moccis, Lizzie Stephens, Ray Taylor, Harrison Bledsoe. Funeral Monday May 23 at Nails Taborside with Revs Homey Lolk and Billie Poore. burial in Yean Cemetery at Ewing.
Charles JT Simpson aged 61 born June 15 1901 in Wallins Creek Kentucky died May 25 1961 at Middlesboro Indiana after a long mining career with Rennie Jean Coal Company He was a member of Binghimtown Baptist Church and United Mine Workers of America survived by his wife and several children Funeral services were held May 21 1963 at home with Rev Trent officiating burial in Hurst Cemetery at Cayead Funeral Home assisted.
Morton plans to step down as Republican National Chairman with a June 2 meeting of the National Committee to elect his successor. Kentucky state chairman Ray Miss backs out, clearing a path for Rep. William F. Miller to head the GOP. The final committee will meet as the June banquet season opens with former President Eisenhower to address attendees.
The Agriculture Department plans a nationwide stamp program to feed the hungry within about six months. Welch, Kentucky and Paynrsville Washington state areas will pilot the project, with offices later in Michigan Ohio Montana and more. Officials say the plan uses coupons valid only for certain grocery items and excludes tobacco and nonfood goods.
CMORGHTOWN Ky 1 Russel former Middlesbore Ky bushitssrasaml ctvie will deliver the cone menvement adress at Crearge lawn College friday Itamn TUL 915 grande of the college is chairman of the Rexair Corporation of Dehwlt Mirh He has been president and director of revert corporations across the United States Hills was president of the THI awyson Wholessle Ca in Middlesboro from 102-1929 Bee was also president of the Middlesboro Chamber of Commerce and Kiwanis Club.
In Cali the Vic National Acta reports the X-15 rocket plane speed record has been revised downward from 3,370 miles to 3,207 miles per hour. Officials cited preliminary readings and later instrument data as the basis for the lower figure, while noting the official tally will reflect the port instrumentation and tapes.
Davenport Iowa reports Dr Martie Joshua Palmer 74, son of Palmer School founder, died. He led five corporations and the school, which has graduated over 2,000 chiropractors since its founding in 1905.
Kingsport republican Robert J. Peters said he will ask lawmakers for a special session on reapportionment. He plans to request June 3 and 6 for talks with the Legislative Council in Nashville. Peters urged a broader effort to resolve the apportionment problem and noted opposition to delaying action.
Washington report states the Interstate Commerce Commission is urged by policymakers to issue new regulations to curb slow contracting practices. Kennedy cites recent state actions on segregation and urges enforcement under the Civil Rights Act, seeking a timely public hearing and clear standards. The ICC is pressed to ensure equal treatment of travelers and to act under federal law.
A fragmented item notes bids on a 421 stretch of U S 42 in Harbin County with St Nally Gibson Co submitting a bid of Suk,wr and Cue Construction Cool Winehyster as another bidder on 47 miles of the Kentucky Turnpike. The report mentions Kentucky state highway work and local project costs amid unclear phrases.
UPI reports Governor Patterson lifts martial law in Alabama as National Guardsmen stand down amid violence threats. He commends guardsmen for restoring public confidence and urges readiness if the situation warrants action. Federal hearings push to restrain state officials and segregation groups from rights violations.
Paris report states DeG to request quality assurance in policy decisions discussed with Gent Kea. Monday night remarks referenced releases on breaches of peace and public order. In Jackson a Freedom Ride case drew protests. several riders faced charges and were detained briefly before transfer.
Testimony at the Eichmann trial describes a proposed plan to bomb concentration camps and an offer to save thousands of Jews in exchange for military vehicles. Witnesses recount discussions involving high level officials and Jewish leaders, including attempts to secure releases via a controversial swap.
A report from Washington notes that opponents forecast stricter enforcement of blue laws in 54 states, led by Sunday restrictions upheld by the Supreme Court in Pennsylvania Massachusetts and New York cases. Chief Justice Warren signals future changes depend on a state's religious aims, while justices Douglas Brennan and Stewart dissent on key points.
Boling asserts officials biased and unconstitutional actions affected a local election. He seeks Labor Department review and possible federal suit if findings favor him, naming officials and groups connected to the candidate and election.
French officials indicate De Gaulle may align with Kennedy in facing Western unity and U S decisions on where to act, seeking fuller information from Paris and London about American and British plans. The text references Alpine tensions and the U2 incident affecting East West talks.
RTON Virginia welcomes the Whirlwind Queen pageant from June 16 to 18 in Grand Rapids Michigan. One County Chamber of Commerce sponsors the event to boost tourism with a queen and seven court members to be chosen. A separate county health note reports several suspect rabies cases and a local rabies cut is planned.
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