Hospital Notes and Births in Regional Entries
Dismissals and admissions listed for Middlesborn and surrounding areas. Birth noted at Harrogate ARH with visiting hours and multiple names across cities including Harrogate Artemus and Pineville referencing regional hospital activity.
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Middlesborn Hospital
Clint
Phillip Browning
City
Lee Campbell
Cry
Judy Comer
Tazewell
Marvin Keaton
Richard Harrell
Clara Alne Pack
Rose Hill
Liza Vanbeber
Cty
Lauis Gregory
Wyank Jacobs
Lola Seabolt
Ewing
Mack Johnson
Boy
Harrogate
Appalachian Regional Hospital
Geneva Hatmaker
Santa Livesay
Polly Simpson
Laura Holt
Artemus
Freddie Rich
Betty Sue Guy
Alva A. Taylor
Verna McCormick
Phyllis Martin
J. C. Meredith
Alis
Leslie Crigger
City Admissions
Mary H. Williams
Lynn. Litton
Gibson Station
Andrew Dew
Pineville
Ethel Parker
George W. Davenport
Mamie Tuntsford
Jerry Anderson
Allen Suttle
la Follette
Millie A. Stevens
Clairfield
Ronald Stephenson
Curtis Chadwell
Mary Low Hensley
Dillard M. Miracle
Pathfork
Tennessee Tax Collections Rise In August Report
State Revenue Commissioner Donald R. Ming said August tax receipts totaled $36.8 million, up 10 percent from August 1963. For the fiscal year the total tax rake reached $713 million, about $3.5 million higher than the prior year. Sales and use taxes contributed over $16 million, a 10 percent increase.
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Nashville
UPI
Donald R. Ming
Daily News Publishing Terms and Rates Listing
The Daily News explains distribution details for Citizens News Co Inc with UPI exclusive use of local news. Rates shown include carrier 4 cents per week, yearly mail options ranging from 10 dollars within Kentucky and nearby counties to 12 dollars outside the area, with six month and one month options.
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Daily News
Citizens News Co, Inc
United Press International
Middlesboro
Kentrchy
U.P.1
Bell
Knox Counties
Lee County
Clasborne County
Tenn
Obituaries: Walter McNew and Pearl Yeary Marsee
Walter McNew of Route L Speedwell Tennessee died suddenly at 8 40 this morning at Middlesboro Hospital after a brief illness Funeral arrangements are with Shumate Funeral Home Pearl Yeary Marsee of Route 1 died September d1 funeral held September 14 at Yeary s Chapel Church Rev Fuller Clark and Rev Ray Yeary officiated burial at Hensley Cemetery Shumate Funeral Home in charge
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Walter McNew
Route L
Speedwell
Tenn
Middlesboro Hospital
Shumate Funeral Home
Pearl Yeary Marsee
Route 1
Ily
Yeary’s Chapel
Fuller Clark
Ray Yeary
Hensley Cemetery
Sheppard asks change of venue for trial
Samuel H. Sheppard, charged with second degree murder in the 1854 slaying of his first wife, seeks a venue change claiming a fair trial cannot be had in Cleveland. Judge Roy F. Menahon will set a hearing date after consulting the state and defense. His prior conviction was overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court due to prejudicial news coverage.
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Cleveland
UPI
Samuel H. Sheppard
Cuyahoga County
Common
Roy F. Menahon
Sheppard
U.S. Supreme Court
Shelton appeals contempt ruling in Klansman case
Ku Klux Klan leader Robert J. Shelton plans to appeal a contempt of Congress conviction. The Tuscaloosa man faced up to a year in prison and a $1,000 fine after a five hour jury verdict condemning him for failing to produce Klan records. Shelton criticized the trial as government-biased and claimed federal harassment would boost Klansmen. Next month four more Klansmen face contempt charges in separate proceedings.
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Washington
UPI
Robert J. Shelton
Con Bess
Shelton
United Klans of America
Yourlin
Kliman
Tuscaloosa
Aia
Klen
Nest Month
Calvin Craig
Atlanta
Grand Dragon
Georgin
Robert Scoggin
Spartanburg
South Carolina
Marshell Kornoegay
Grand Drags
N.C
Four Ice Ages Named After Four States
Four ice ages in the New World are listed by four states in order of decreasing age Nebraska Kansas Illinois and Wisconsin lead the list.
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New World
Nebraska
Kansas
Illinois
Wisconsin
Nixon predicts Snyder and Cooper victory in Kentucky
Former Vice President Richard Nixon urged Kentucky Republicans at a Boone County rally that Gene Snyder will win Congress and Senate hopeful John Sherman Cooper will be re elected. Nixon cited GOP strength in the 4th District along the Ohio River and called Cooper a "real gentleman" while praising Thruston Morton and noting Nixon's 30,000 mile campaign swing.
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Florence
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Kentucky
Boone County
M. J
Gene) Snyder
Congress
Nixon
GOP
Ohio River
Johnson
Cooper
Con
Winne
Snyder
Weslington
Largest Litter Of Pigs In Claiborne County Reported
Baylus Fultz of Oak Grove Community reported a Hampshire sow gave birth to 19 piglets, with five dying by noon. The sow, named by Jawrence Faltz, is said to nurse up to ten at a time and the litter includes 14 living piglets, marking one of the county’s largest reported litters.
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Claiborne County
Baylus Fultz
Oak Grove
Fultz
Hampshire
Lee Coury
Ine Lyle
Zev
David Kinder
Jawrence Faltz
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Mrs. Pearl Yeary Marsee
Nee Gchael Parks
Celua Kaye Penhebaker
Universal
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Llenuis
Don D. Hyatt
Flatwoods
Bristol
Wil
Pennington Gap
E. McDaniel
Dr. Hyatt
R. D. Hyatt
Mr. Hyatt
Thruston
Morton
Sen
John Sherman Cooper
John Young
Brown
Lexingtn
Old Sid
John Moeloney
O-Covington
Inde
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Warner
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Dark Eyes
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Danny Boy
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Johnny Be Good
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Wakin’s
Lay
Jergen
White House
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Royal Queen
Bama
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