Hospital Notes Visiting Hours and Dismissals Listed
Notes from Appalachian Regional Hospital list visiting hours from 1 a.m. to 8 p.m. Dismissals include Charlie D. Haines Lorraine Blondell Naomi Cassidy Noel Day Linda Estep Ruth Malony Mary Robinson with locations in Four Mile Flat Lick and various cities.
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Appalachian Regional Hospital
Charlie D. Haines
Lorraine Blondell
Naomi Cassidy
Four Mile
Noel Day
Linda Estep
Ruth Malony
Flat Lick
Mary Robinson
Dear Ann Landers column mixed with reader woes
A jumble of letters from readers includes domestic abuse concerns in Kentucky and Tennessee, requests for marital advice, a Tokyo airport clash report, and entries about births and a 1967 murder claim. The message shows Annie Landers style guidance on discipline, solitude, and seeking counseling.
Today and Tomorrow 8 00 Prom Sat and Son
A compact notice lists Today and Tomorrow at 8:00 for a prom night event with Saturday and Son slated. The wording suggests a matinee option labeled Eve, indicating two showings or a dual billing.
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Sat’ & Son
Mat
Shock Waves Hit Chinese Ports and Canton Violence
Hong Kong reports say shock waves from the Beijing power struggle halted major Chinese port cities Shanghai and Whampoa. Officials including Cann mayor Tseng Sheng were invited to Beijing, later arrested for supporting anti-Maoist factions. Demonstrators greeted Chow in Canton as fighting intensified and troops shifted sides.
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UPI
Cann
Peking
Thef
Canton
China
Shanghai
Whampoa
Staadstill
Nist Party
Mao Red Guards
Kwangtung
Chow
Deaths and Funerals for Bussell and Wilson in Middlesboro area
Obituary notices report Mrs Maggie EB Bussell of South 40th Street died after several months illness at Ruby's Rest Home. Survived by five children and large extended family across Kentucky and Tennessee. services at East Cumberland Avenue Baptist Church with multiple ministers, burial at Guy Cemetery. Wade Wilson of Middlesboro died age 58. funeral at Cawood Funeral Home Chapel with Rev William Cardswell officiating. burial at Hurst Cemetery.
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Maggie EB. Bussell
J. A. Bussell
South 40Th Street
Ruby's Rest Home
Alex Bussell
Tinyhall
Minnix Bussell
Lydon
Lora Braden
Corryton
Tenn
Claude Macy Briden
Everett Bussell
Middlesbora
Campbell Will
Ewing
Vaniour
Ella Monday
Jilly Manis
Lou Bardcliff
Knoxville
Ren Ely
Middlesboro
Russell
Middlesborn
Tarlan
Greers Chapel
Wade Wilson
Cawood Funeral Home
William C
Howard Burchfield
Janes Burchfield
Charles Burchfield
Fred Sutton
Stewart Sutton
Roy Sutton
Pope Cawood
James Jackson
Hurst Cemetery
Houses More Costly in U S July Median Price
The National Association of Real Estate Boards reports that July saw more than one third of homes sold in the United States priced at 17500 dollars. The median price of all existing homes sold rose to 19700 dollars, up 709 from a year earlier.
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Washington
United States
Jessian
National Association of Real Estate Boards
McCracken County Teachers Strike Continues After Talks
PADUCAH Ky UPI Six hours of talks between the McCracken County School Board and the county education association failed to end a salary dispute. Six of 13 schools closed for a second day. About 6 000 students affected as talks resume Friday night. The defeated 11 percent property tax proposal would have funded teacher raises up to 300 per year.
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Paducah, Ky
UPI
McCracken County School Board
County Education Association
Leon Smith
Daily News masthead era copyright and rates
The item lists the Daily News publication details the United Press International affiliation and subscription rates for Middlesboro Kentucky and surrounding counties in Bell Knox and Claiborne with terms for out of area delivery. The notice specifies carrier and mail pricing ranges and geographic coverage.
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Middlesboro
Bell
Knox Counties
Lee County
Od Claiborne County
Tenn
New York City Hosts 14,400 Scientists in Survey
A recent survey reports 14,400 scientists working in New York City. The finding highlights the city as a major hub for research and innovation, reflecting a broad concentration of scientific talent across multiple institutions.
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New York City
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