Hospital Notes and Supoeme Court Nominations
Hospital notes list numerous dismissals and admissions across multiple towns with visiting hours at Appalachian Regional Hospital and Middleshoro Hospital, followed by a political note alleging confidential activities by Fortas at the White House while on the Supreme Court bench and a June 2 nomination by Johnson to replace Chief Justice Warren.
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Appalachian Regional Hospital
Pam
Pamela Sue Sail
Kathleen Brooks
Pineville
Beuy Loy Collins
Lilly Crase
Halue
Joan Dillbeck
Ray Ely
Walter Holland
Arjay Luvetta Johnson
Stephen Juhes
Rachel Minton
Tazewell
Deanna Miracle
James William Montgomery
Gibson Station
Paralee Partin
Chenoa
Wanda Rice
Vivian Standiler
Harrogate
Brenda Taylor
City
Charlene Turner
James C. Turner
Jean Walters
Artermus
Maude Yeasz
Bobby Lee Fason
Dewitt At
Middleshoro Hospital
Rush Buchanan
City Loma Remburg
Swartz
Mich
Melissa Carnes
City Loma Ramburg
Geiffin
Fortas
White House
Supreme Court
Johnson
Earl Warren
New Witnesses Called for Fortas Hearing
Senators called a phalanx of new witnesses including past and present presidential advisers to further study the relationship of Justice Abe Fortas and President Johnson.
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Washington
Obituary notes and political debate colored by Fortas inquiry
Obituary items for Minnie B Payne and Zack Bailey from Kentucky towns. Also references to Fortas criticism over alleged ex executive role while on the Supreme Court and testimony before Senate Judiciary Committee. Surviving relatives named for Payne and Jackson, with funeral arrangements noted. Local funeral homes Cawood and Davidson listed among arrangements.
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Griffin
Fortas
Ax Heal
High Court
Johnson
Supreme Court
Executive Branch
Minnie B. Payne
Cumberland
Hugh Payne
Valley View Community Hospital
Benham
Ferlas
Jeanette Tolment
Liver
Speedwell
Escoe Payne
Middleshore
Glen Payne
Ariyonay
Hubert L. m
Sussey
D. FF. Pierce
Leroy Messer
Raselawn Memorial Gardens
Middlesboro
Johnson Funeral Home
Lynch
Childith Hensley
Wat
Land Return Request For District Tract Rejected
Maryland and Virginia each gave land for the federal district and Virginia sought return of its portion after buildings rose on Maryland soil. The request was granted in 1846. The Encyclopaedia Britannica notes the red coral from the Mediterranean as the world s most precious coral.
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Maryland
Virginia
Potomac
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Humphrey Campaign Draws Tepid Support Across States
United Press International reports HHH faces lukewarm reception as he tours Louisiana as part of a catch up campaign. Gov. McKeithen and other leaders skipped welcomes. Texas Gov. Connally and California's Jesse Unruh also ignored him amid protests in Flint and Charlotte where rival candidates spoke.
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Robert H. Humphrey
Somese
Louisiana
John McKeithen
New Orleans
Texas
John Connally
Houston
California
House
Jesse Unruh
Humphrey
Fini
Mich
University of Michigan
Vietnam
Richard 3 Nixa
Charlotte
N.C
United States
Czechoslovakia
Wallace Claims 176 Electoral Votes in Third Party Bid
George Wallace projected he already holds 17 Southern and border states with 178 electoral votes and aimed to deny Nixon and Humphrey. He spoke in New Orleans and Little Rock and planned rallies in Springfield Missouri and Tennessee, noting no firm vice presidential pick yet and hinting at state conventions to meet ballot rules.
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Nixon
George C.wallace
Little Rock
Alabama
Arkansas
Randolph Pendleton
Little Rock, Ark
UPI
George Wallace
Norlly
New Orleans
Delaware
Maryland
Texas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Fairgrounds
Lite Rock
Wallace
Springfield
Milwaukee
American Independent Party
Kentucky
A. 3
Chandler
Washington
Louisiana
Jimmy Davis
Orval Faubus
Dwight Hinserlower
Humphrey
Butter use through history as food and remedy
Butter has fed people for millennia but was also valued as a medicinal and cosmetic remedy. Ancient Greeks Romans and Scythians used butter on injuries to soothe eyes and hair, among other applications, highlighting its versatile historic role.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Daily News Classified Advertisements Policy and Rates
The notice outlines distribution details for the Daily News, stating it is a United Press International affiliated local paper published in Middlesboro Kentucky. It lists subscription rates by carrier and mail for various regions including Bell Knox Lee Claiborne counties and surrounding areas, with annual and monthly pricing.
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Daily News
United Press International
Citizens News Co, Inc
Middlesboro
Kentucky
P.O
Bell and
Knox Counties
Lee County
Claiborne County
Tenn
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Joseph Barr
W. Devier Pie Oan
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East Tennessee
George Neal Leonard
Robert H. Jackson
Hinghamtown
Middlesburg
Sally Jackson
Cawood Funeral Home
Zack Bailey
Frakes
Marion Schulte
By Bassett
Sammy's Furniture Mart
Cumberland Avenue
Middlesboro, Ky
Wakins
Super Market
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Tennessee
U.S
Morrell's Frontier
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Oleo
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HHH
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Muskie
House Committee
House Commerce Committee
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Manring Theatre
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