06 Sep 1967
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1967
Page
1
The U S Department of Labor reminded farm employers that under 16s cannot work during school hours. Regional Director Pat Meloan emphasized education for future success and highlighted migrant youth as well as locals. He cited poor school attainment among limited-age farm workers and migrants.
Reported fighting continued across the Suez Canal and along the Israeli Jordanian frontier for a second day. Units from opposing sides clashed amid heavy artillery and incursions, with casualties reported on both sides.
Egyptian military spokesmen said Israeli forces opened fire at the northern end of the canal Tuesday night, starting a brief exchange. Israeli and Jordanian spokesmen reported intermittent fire for seven hours, breaking a 25 hour cease-fire that followed an artillery and tank duel.
Middl esboro Hospital and Clinic notes list visiting hours and patient movements. Dismissals include Danny Click Frankfort Indiana and Leonard Hill Tarpwell Tennessee along with several others from Ohio Kentucky and Virginia. Admissions feature Lonnie Fletcher Jam es Francisco Elizabeth Hensley Clay Meyers Bob Williams and more with multiple cities noted. At Appalachian Regional Hospital visiting hours are listed and additional dismissal names follow.
Harry Stewart Sr of East Pineville dies Sunday September 3 after a short illness at Pineville Community T Hospital. Born May 20 1889 in Jellico Tennessee he lived in Alva and Harlan County before moving to East Pineville nine years ago. Survived by wife Ada four daughters four sons one sister one brother and fourteen grandchildren Funeral services held today at 10 30 am EST at East Pineville Baptist Church with Rev Archie Watera officiating Burial in Highland Cemetery Williamsburg Amnett Funeral Home in charge
Bristol Virginia congressman William C. Wampler cites nearly 15,000 reader surveys showing Southwest Virginians unhappy with Vietnam policy and leaning toward federal tax sharing. Results show 47.3 percent favor bombing. 2.8 percent back U.S. withdrawal. 15.4 percent support current pace. Open housing gains 96.6 percent support selling or renting freely. 11,541 oppose lifting social security earnings limits for retirees.
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