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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1962
Page
1
A jumble of international notices reports a passenger train wreck with many deaths, a Turkish prime minister resigning amid postcoup politics, a bus disaster in India with dozens killed, a mine tragedy in Alberta where a boy was found dead, and Israel and France taking steps on legal and military matters. Also notes Cuban rent reforms and UN appeals amid further geopolitical tensions.
Dismissals include James Marcum City Qwens City Nix City Prank Jones City A B Clifton City Hoston takin City lovee Ann Perry Jonesville Mrs Dexter Dillman City Mya Ruth Guy Cite Mrs Orville Overton and son Cis Kirths Mrs Hubert Rowland girl Tazewell AL Middienborn Memorial Visiting Hours 2 1 and 6 30 4230 Dismissats Sos Yayanna Thankin Wanda Sue P Wilma Wied Admissions Rhonda Maxwell City Mary Beth Hoe City Mee James Whitaker Arthur Mrs Geneva Brimim City Mrs Ollo Gray Barhoucville Afrs Clayton Quillen City Mary Linda Thomas Clare Admissions Jerry King Pine Knot Opal Mosley Pineville Lloyd Dy Cumberland Williane Taylor Crimeford Albert Brooks Reyromb Cindy Thomas Camnerland Group
In Nashville Governor William Bamvil and Senate Speaker debate urban versus rural influence as reapportionment moves towards a possible Friday vote. House leaders expect public hearings midweek with final action likely next week as talks include a constitutional convention proposal to expand legislative seats.
Obituary notices report deaths of Desso Laws of Peoria Illinois and Mrs Auk ioe Pencette of Calloway Kentucky with funeral details. Desso Laws, machinist at Linglor-Caterpillar, died May 28 in Peoria. Survivors include multiple children and a wife, services at West Pineville Baptist led by Rev Cecil Saltz, burial at O B cemetery. Mrs Auk ioe Pencette, longtime resident of Hulen Kentucky, died after April 23 1897 birth, survived by seven daughters and three sons, funeral June 1 at Blackment Holiness Church with several ministers officiating, burial at Tackett’s Own Cemetery Mulen. Funeral Home Pineville in charge.
A man from Wright and Ala posted bond after a crash case in Aliddieshoro Hien Court. He is charged with improper starting from a park.
The Daily News outlines subscription terms for local and out of area readers, listing carriage options by mail or carrier and rates for Kentucky, Virginia, and Tennessee regions. It notes United Press International rights and republication restrictions.
The Middlesborough City Council will open bids at 4:90 PM on Tuesday May 4, 1962, for materials and pipes for the Chester Avenue sewer extension. Specifications include 6 1/2 inch bent clay pipe and 4 inch CI pipe and extra heavy cast iron service weight items. The city reserves the right to reject all bids.
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