Order Meets Weekly for 3000 Weeks in Middlesboro Lodge
Middlesboro's chapter of the Junior Order United American Mechanics has met weekly for over 3,000 weeks with few exceptions.Three current members rose to state leadership, Gene Smilin as state councilor, and James Routh and Amos Idol also attaining top posts. The group has met at the Odd Fellows Building since its 1904 founding, with only occasional suspensions for emergencies or fines. A note on historical context and long-standing continuity concludes with current officers and councilors.
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Middlesboro
United American Mechanics
Gene Smilin
Chester Ave
Routh
Spurls 1St Se
Amos G. Idol
North 24Th St
Idol
Odd Fellows
Sweet and
State Council
United American Mechanicn
Sere
Gene
Humphrey to Speak at Nashville Democratic Dinner
Vice President Hubert Humphrey will address a Democratic fundraising dinner in Nashville on November 4 at the municipal auditorium. The Nashville Tennessean, citing a report, notes Humphrey spoke there previously and has addressed events in Knoxville, Chattanooga, and Memphis within the past year.
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Asiville
UPI
Hubert Trumphrey
Nashville
Nashville Tennessean
Humphrey
Municipal Auditorium
Knoxville
Chattanoogay
Memphis
Consistently Excellent Cotton Demands Highlight Textile Talk
GREENVILLE 3 C UPI A textile executive told cotton producers rapid changes in the textile industry will demand consistently excellent quality. David E Howe of American Thread Co urged faster manufacturing, noting a 50 percent rise in carding speeds and substantial gains in other processes as technology accelerates. He spoke at a cotton conference outlining the push for stronger fibers and steadier supply to meet evolving industry needs.
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Greenville
3.C
UPI
David E. Howe
American Thread Co
New York
Geater
Howe
Jung and
Spinner-Sbreeder
Mie
UT Football Parking Plan Under Study
Officials outline plans for stadium area parking at Tennessee's first game of the season. University leaders aim to speed traffic with a university patrol presence and a coordinated parking chorus near Neyland Stadium. County and state officers to discuss intersections and safety as part of the approach.
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Ouriversite
Alty
Wenthl Paterd
Tennessee
Anny
Steel Wage Talks Near Yet Agreement Eludes Nation
Washington reports show steel wage talks between labor and management ongoing with no clear settlement. White House aides and Congress press for early resolution to avert a broad economic impact amid Viet Nam war pressures. Senate leaders warn a strike could threaten prosperity and defense spending, while subcommittees address wage and pension issues.
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Ristan Smitie
Washington
UPI
Neuriial Dat's
Frau
Dubrsen
Mainte Ing
Whitey House
Jist
Settlemere
White Mouse
Bill D. Moyers
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Johnson
Montana
Television stars and foreign allure shape UPI TV review
A Hollywood journalism piece laments American TV’s provincial taste while praising cross national casting in film. It argues foreign stars boosted past cinema and could enrich TV with a stable supply of homegrown talent. It notes networks’ fear of foreign appeal and mentions Batman TV series plans and future specials.
Early Saxons Used X Mark as Symbol of Faith
Fragmentary text notes an early Saxon use of the letter X as a cross symbol, tied to Christ's cross and the ability to write. The source appears damaged and partially unintelligible, but suggests the X mark served as a sign of faith before widespread literacy.
Shelby County Hopes Integration Plan Clears Hurdles
Shelby County officials push an integration plan amid optimism for federal approval. Local schools await a 90.4 percent chance of acceptance while warning that failure would make the district ineligible for federal aid.
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Obituary notices and school integration debate reported
Obituary notices detail deaths of Fiptoo and Rose Hill residentswith services set for Thursday. The report also covers Tennessee and Virginia survivors, funeral arrangements, and local church services. A separate section notes protests by NAACP leaders over school staff assignments to integrate classes and related personnel changes in the district.
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Ure Ruse
Seeg Wrighy
Chityell
Cuttin
Tims
Iacar Smit
Ross
Newspaper rights and subscription rates listed for Middlesboro area
The Daily News announces exclusive rights to local news content and national wire services. It lists subscription pricing by mail and carrier, with rates for six months, one year, and other terms across Middlesboro and surrounding counties in Kentucky.
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Citire
Ntws Col Inc
Secors
Middlesbore
Kentucky
United Frese International Ihe
Winited Press International
U.P.S
Micilfexdeare
Beth
Knox
Kylee Camry
Claiborne Camty
Gutsidiy Mtty
E.om
Redford Court Tackles Teen Drug Case
In Redford, a court heard a trial of a 14-year-old boy charged with heroin and marijuana possession. Prosecutor Tif Culpin described alarming youth drug use as residents questioned escalating narcotics activity in the city.
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Redford
Taghond
Ab Tia
Bredford
Tif Culpin
Big Rail Merger Proposed By Major U S Railroads
A plan to create North Americas largest rail system would merge Norfolk & Western and Chesapeake & Ohio along with several other lines. The proposed system would span 90 percent of lines in key regions and link Ontario and Quebec, with a combined fleet and vast revenue implications.
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Norfolk & Westmoth
Fromfern
Chesapeake & Onia
Maine
Nebraska
Merg- Canada
Bel Cat
W&w
C&o
Cleveland
Annaanee Pls
Din
Waldart Towers
Tour Bennet
Wand
Pennsylve
York Central
Per Isiow
Interstate Commerce Damp
LCC
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Lackawonna
Belaware & Huds
Boston & Maine
Readise
New Jersey Central
Baltimore & Ohio
Fin C&o
Cnla
Tirrest
ICC
Penns
West Wing
Ken Town
Missouri
Teaystent
Canal
Ontario
Duebtc
Hospital Notes and Visiting Hours at Middlesboro ARH
Hospital notes list admissions and dismissals at Middlesboro and Appalachian Regional Hospital. Guests are advised visiting hours from 12 to 7 5 and 24 to 30 8. Births record Mrs Tommy Payne Shalfner in Sharp's Chapel and local residents noted.
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Middlesbor
Clin
John Menstey
Chicinnati
Ohio
Fred Watson
Sar
Pavawall
Appalachian Regional Hospital
Savalih Low Cox
Pineville
Bill Worley
Charles W. Chumley
Speed
Uyfield
Madison Stephenson
Arry Mckensie
Chy Tilman
Wy Price
Sybil Maddox
Patsy Jo Carey
Edmon Tews
Kenneth Ray Drake
Bill Jones
Terry McManaway
Troy Lee Welch
Thomas Lee Barnett
Chariie Daugherty
Missouri Lawson
Jullica
Ada Jackson
Clarfield
Mary Lou Buckley
Ity
Tommy Payne Shalfner
Sharp's Chapel
Draft Card Bill Signed by Johnson to Prohibit Destruction
President Johnson signed legislation prohibiting destruction of draft cards, a response to student protests over Vietnam War policy. Violators face up to a $10,000 fine or up to five years in prison. A second report notes the British Post Office sending mailmen to Munich to compete in a nine mile walking contest with uniforms.
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UPS
Johnson
Viet Nam
London
UPI
Byitich Post Office
Munich
Posumen
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