08 Sep 1964
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1964
Page
1
In Middlesboro a rising shoplifting trend alarmed merchants. Ivan Ice, president of the Kentucky Retail Federation, estimates losses at 10 to 15 million dollars annually, noting the crime hurts prices. He warns of a morale decline among youth and urges citizen effort to instill lawfulness.
Apparent hospital notes list visiting hours and admissions across Appalachian Regional Hospital and Middlesham Hospital and Clinic. Names of patients, births, and discharges appear with city designations and several individuals linked to Harrogate, Frakes, and Cloud-area towns.
Williams a Jonesville attorney and Republican candidate at a picnic here urged three changes to Social Security policy. He would raise the base to eight percent, tie increases to the dollar and cost of living, and allow benefits for retirees with no required child beneficiaries. He criticized incumbent W Fat Jennings for inflation and his own pay raises while retirees struggle.
The Daily News published every afternoon except Sunday by Citizens News Co. Inc. Rights and republication details with United Press International. Subscriptions listed with rates for various regions including Kentucky Virginia and Tennessee.
Death notices report Pauline Matlock of Middlesboro died September 3 1964 with funeral services held September 5 at St. Julian Catholic Church Knoxville burial at Calvary Cemetery. Also listed Addie Marie Simpson 40 of Middlesboro died September 5 1964 with funeral September 7 at Binghamtown Baptist Church. burial at Hurst Cemetery. Surviving relatives listed include Gilbert Simpson and other family members. Burial conducted by Cawood Funeral Home.
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