Nixon Opens Presidential Campaign Armed with Unity and Poll
Nixon launches his presidential bid with a promise of GOP unity and a favorable poll from Sindlinger & Co. He begins a five day tour starting in Chicago amid clashes between police and antiwar demonstrators, and cites support from governors in multiple states.
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United Press International
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Republican Unity
White House
Nincali
Chicago
Jst
Nixon Thesdary
New York
California
Michigan
Ohio
Massachusetts
Pennsylvas
Sindlinger &Co
Vic Numphrey
Wallace
Cen
Albertds Nindlinger
Humphrey - Muskie Fickel
South
McKeithen
Humphrey
George A. Wallace
Louision
Teff Montgomery
Ala
Miami
Edmund Muskie
Maine
League
Kennebunk Beach
Tan
Onder
Spo Agnew
GOP
Annapolis
Agnew
Wisconsin
Iowa
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Edgene
McCarthy
Minnesota
Hous
Renate
Lowa
Obituaries: Parry Parkey and Others Pass Away
Obituary items report John T. Parry of Base Hill died September 2 with funeral at Davidson Chapel and burial at Marian Cemetery Rose Hill. The notice lists survivors Max Parkey, Iva Bradford, Kitty Gol Johan and two grandchildren along with Davidson Funeral Home handling. Also memorials note Philip J Edds infant son of Mr and Mrs Joe Edds of Ewing Va, funeral arrangements by Davidson Funeral Home. Ethel Sweet of Lynnand Road Midhlieshara dies September 2 with arrangements pending. Mrs Virginia Bennett of Route 1 Speedwell dies September 2 at 43 with services planned. survivors include husband Sam Bennett and six children. funeral tomorrow at Fulton Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Robinson Cemetery. Funeral homes listed: Davidson and Fulton. locations include Rose Hill, Speedwell, and Claiborne County.
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John. Parkey
Base Hill
Davidson
Billy Davenport
Burix
Maren
Rise Hill
Parkey
Max Parkey
Rose Bully
Iva Bradford
Detrout
Mid
Kitty Gol- Johan
Jonesville
Way
Rose Hill
Philip Joseph Edds
Edels Cemetery
Joe Edds
Ewing
Ree Brothers
Marty
Witham
Allen
W. 5. Edens
Marns Edds
Being
Davidson Funeral Home
Ethel
Ethel Sweet
Herman Sweet
Lynnand Road
Midhlieshara
Reece
Ile
Ay Tanewell
Virginia Bennett
Route 1
Speedwell
Pallon Luberal
Chanel
Bennett
Claibone County Hospital
Tazewell
Ape
Meldrum
Tole
Tolz Ky
Sam Bennett
Jerry Allen Bennett
den Hamlin
Detroit
Mich
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Siie
Dernit
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Wwebert Owens
Bandon
Cree von
Orville Owens
Thorn Hitt
Tenn
Ella Barnett
Route Il Dlesboro
Maney Wileliams
Retro
Fulton Feneral Home Chapel
Robinson Cemetery
Greasy Hollow
Interswell
Fulton Funeral Winime
Iowa Governor Primary Delivers Wide GOP, Dem Nominees
Statewide primary results show Iowa Governor contenders winning renomination and Democratic opponents advancing. Harold Hughes led the GOP field for U S Senate in Iowa, while New York-like statewide races in North Dakota and Nevada produced varied outcomes. Strong candidates—Robert Ray, Ed Doher, and others—pushed ahead in governor and congressional contests as party lines shaped next fairs.
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Harold Wuphes
Bourke B. Wickensoaper
Hughes
St. David Stanley
GOP
Balloing
Offie Hughes
U.S. Senate
Iowa
Hee
Robert Norona
Mohues
Rhamay Rober Ray
Des Moines
Donald Jansen
Amencar Leon
West Branch
Robert Beck
Centerville
Frasarer Ray
Pranvemburg
Democratic Puberonoria
JW North
William Guy
North Dakota
Thomas Kleppe
Orville Hagen
Congress
Kleppe
Rolland Kedlin
North Dakntins
Rene
Hospital Visiting Hours And Dismissals Listed In City Notes
Appalachi an regional hospital notes list visiting hours from 1 a.m. to 8 p.m. and dismissals and admissions for numerous patients. The lineup includes Ab the Middleshore Hospital and Clinic, Amy Coltwell, Arthur Cobb, Pearl Dixon, Silas Mleeman, Liza Partin, and many others across City, Pineville, Stoney, Speedwell, and Prakes areas.
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James Bartles
New Tazewell
Mamie Coltwell
Arthur Maude Cobb
Pearl Shiney Dixon
Silas Mleeman
Ciy
Virginia
Three U S Copters Downed by Guerrillas
Saigon reports three U S helicopters were shot down by Viet Cong guerrillas in a series of attacks. The first chopper was brought down northwest of Saigon, the second in the Mekong Delta, and the third elsewhere. Two Americans were killed and a fourth wounded. A separate rescue mission recovered pilots of a downed Phantom. Civilian casualties and further shelling were noted along coastal and inland routes. Military sources described new warhead types and ongoing heavy fighting with Viet Cong forces.
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Alvin B. Webb Jr
Saigon
U.S
Ann Chu
Mekong
Egon
Earlie
Quing Neu
Nhu
Communists Expect Pueblo Progress Next Week
Japanese Communist leader Wenji Miyamoto said North Korea may announce progress in talks to free the USS Pueblo and its 82 crewmen. Miyamoto, returning from Pyongyang, did not reveal details of discussions with Premier Kim Il Sung. North Korea was expected to issue a statement by September 8, the 20th anniversary of its independence, regarding the Pueblo’s fate.
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Tokyo
UPI
North Korea
Pughio
Wenji
Miyana
Communist Party
Pyongyang
Kim H Sung
Miyamoto
Wonsan
Draft call is lowest in three years says DoD
Washington AP The Defense Department issued the lowest monthly draft call in more than three years on Tuesday asking the Selective Service System to provide 10,000 men for the Army in November. The figure trails prior quotas of 12,200 for September and 13,800 for October and marks the smallest since March 1968.
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Washington
UPI
Defense Department
TV In Review Highlights 1967 68 season specials
HOLLYWOOD UPI TV previews the 1967 68 season with weekend specials and new series. Highlights include Miss America pageant in Atlantic City hosted by Bert Parks and Beas Myerson, Johnny Cannon Discovers Cypress Gardens in Florida, Kellogg Presents the Banana Splits Adventure Hour on NBC, Elizabeth Taylor narrating Around the World of Mike Todd, and various CBS NBC ABC pilots and dramas shaping the fall slate. Other notable entries include The Football Situlars, From Chekhov With Love, Certain Honorable Men, White Paper The Ordeal of the American City, Barbara Streisand A Happening in Central Park, and Lombardi profiles plus new series The Phyllis Diller Variety Show and The New Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.
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Ngc-Py
Atlantic City
Bert Parks
Beas Myerson
Ohnny Cannon
Cypress Gardens
Florida
Nbc-Tv
Kellogg
Ethel Mereman
Lowell Thomas
Sher
Abc-Iv
Wally Cox
Dustin Hoffman
Attorneys At Law
Cbs-Tv
NBC TV
Rod Serling
van Heflin
Peter Fonda
Barbara Streisand
Central Park
Lombardi
Berea Struggles to Return After Labor Day Violence
Berea Ky steadies after a Labor Day weekend clash between members of a white supremacist group and Black residents. Two people were killed and 14 charged with murder as police and state authorities seek to determine shooters and sequence of events amid conflicting witness accounts. Local leaders form a legal aid committee and an anti discrimination commission as tensions surface over outside agitators and the town's interracial history.
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Berea
Drew von Bergen
Brea
Appalachia
Negra
Sears
Linley
National States Rights Party
Crivy
Kentucky
Nollie
Connie Cyneh
Sasanaans
Viraap
Alabama
George C. Wallace
O Save Amores
Volice
Jewls Hobbs
Difficutty
Addin
Iypogrove Bhar Grad
Bla Rucker
Lexington
Perea
George Bogos
Berew
State
Ohio
Avith
Williamstown
Ghoes
C. C. Hensley
Human Rights Commission
States Rights Party
J. B. Stoner
Weare
Georgia
Martin Luther King
Berea Ministerial Association
Br. Wills D. Weatherford
Berea College
Ah Tin
Gro Wetim
George Rages Rea Vietin
George Bogas
Lery
The Unwedness Imigination al News Service Notice
The Daily News lists United Press International wires and exclusive use of ingal news, with publication rights reserved. Subscription rates show carrier and mail options, and pricing for a wide Kentucky and nearby county regions.
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Citizens News CO
TNC
Nmiddiesvoro
Kentucky
P.O
Middleshorn
Bell
Knox
Lee County
Clarbowns Country
Tenn
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Paul Lhi Wee Brass
Pane Ho
Alan Bible
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Aamel Shattery
Clyde Mathews
Reno
Slattery
Waller
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Omnth Teem
Richard Ham
Middleshore Haspital
Appalachian Regional Hospital
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Margie Sue Cardwell
Stoney
Mark Bernice Crigger
Wiliam D. Diffield
Rickey L. Hobbs
Freda Johnson
City
Hubert Migors
Wihanigburg
Nanny Reed
Fandie
George Reynolds
Pineville
Allen Seivers
Admissions
Louise Baird
Liasie Baker
Robert c. Chapwell
Yammy Lee Crigger
John Seller
Donald Lee Hurst
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Carl &. Johnson
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TV In Review
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Sir John Gielgud
Peggy Ashcroft
Wendy Hiller
Dorothy “Wad
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Lynch
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Stonee
Birmingham
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4Oel McCrea
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