BRISTOL AND AREA DEATHS Mrs. Lena M. Carr BLUFF CITY, Tenn. Mrs. Lena M.
Carr, 71, of Route' Two, died of an apparent heart attack about 3 a.m., yesterday at her home. She was a lifelong resident of Sullivan County and wes of the Bunker Hill Christian Church. Survivors include four sons, Raymond Carr of Bristol, William Carr of Detroit, Kenneth Claude Carr of Bluff City, and Carr of the home; four daughters, Mrs. Harry Blaylock of Piney Flats, Mrs. Dewey Sumner of Bluff City, Mrs.
Molly Morgan and Mrs. Arthur Hagaman, both of Bristol. Three brothers, Richard Lilly of Bluff City, Paddy Lilly of Watauga Charlie of Los Angeles; two sisters, Mrs. Pearl of Bluff City and Mrs. Bill White of Bristol; 15 grandchildren; and several nephews and nieces.
Appalachian Funeral Home of Johnson City is in charge. George C. Powers BRISTOL HERALD COURIER Thursday, September 16, 1965 Victor Lee Blevins KONNAROCK, Va. Victor Lee Blevins died Monday night In a Williamsburg, hospital. He is survived by eight" daughters, Mrs.
Mae Boone, Cologne, Mrs. Alice Childress, Gloucester, Mrs. Edna Pinter, Manguin, Mrs. Blanche Jarrells Payton, W. Mrs.
Rita Campbell, High Point, N. Mrs. Betty Sadler, Cochransville, Mrs. Carol Eller, Abingdon, and Miss Ester Blevins, Alexandria, five sons, Earl Blevins, Carl Blevins, and Blevins, all of News, Bernie Gloucester, and Wayne Blevins, Konnarock; two sisters, Mrs. Virty Hamm and Mrs.
Maggie Wyatt, both of Damascus, two brothers, France Blevins, Chilhowie, Va. and Ulysses Blevins Konnarock; 37 grandchildren and 5 greatgrandchildren. Wright Funeral Home of Damascus is in charge of arrangements. Claude B. Crawford Claude B.
Crawford, 56, of 1346 Valley Drive, Bristol, Tennessee, died at 10:30 p.m. Tuesday at Bristol Memorial Hospital following a lengthy illness. He was a member of the Virginia Avenue Baptist Church, the King Masonic Lodge and Carpenter's Local Union 2473. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Crawford; a son, Ronald D.
Crawford of Bristol; a brother, Willard Crawford of Radford, three sisters, Roy Huff of St. Paul, Mrs. Gladys Huff of Kingsport and Mrs. Ruth Bolling of Pulaski, two step-sisters, Mrs. Roy Fields and Mrs.
George Walling, both of Bristol; his step-mother, Mrs. Neva Crawford of Bristol; and several nieces and nephews. Akard Funeral Home is in charge. TWIN CITY GEORGE MAHARIS In AVE BUG JOHN STURGES WHO SAVE YOU "THE GREAT NOW BRINGS YOU THE ULTIMATE IN SUSPENSE! THRILLER NO. 2 Two on a Guillotine CONNIE, DEAN CESAR JONES and ROMERO HAYSI, -George C.
Powers, 69, died in a Wise, Va. hospital yesterday after a lingering illness. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Pinkie Powers; four sons, Harold Powers, G. C.
Powers and Jody all of Haysi, and Bill Powers, Columbus, Ohio; three daughters, Juanita Powers and Mrs. Angeta Willis, both of Haysi, and Mrs. Norma Babney, Richmond, four grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Mrs. Roma Colley, Haysi, and Nora Wells, Columbus, Ohio.
Haysi Funeral Home is in charge. Arthur Atkinson ABINGDON, Va. Arthur Atkinson, 65, died at the home of his sister, Mrs. James P. Graham of the Green Springs Community, Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Atkinson was a resident of Powbatan, and was living with his sister. He is also survived by another sister, Mrs. W. T.
Parker, Goochland, Va. Henderson Funeral Home of Abingdon is in charge of arrangements. BEACON DRIVE -IN DOUBLE FEATURE 20 Peyton COLOR by DELUXE Place SOUND STEREOPHONIC CINEMASCOPE ALSO Cantury Fes RETURN JERRY WALD' TO PEYTON PLACE CINEMASCOPE COLOR by DE LUXE IT'S ABSOLUTELY HILARIOUS! FRANKIE AVALON STARTS 1 P.M. 1:30.3:30 the NUT! TODAY! AND DEBORAH WALLEY CESAR ROMERO FRED CLARK GALE GORDON REGINALD GARDINER HIT THE HARVEY LEMBECK DONNA LOREN PANT JOHN ASHLEY PAT BUTTRAM BUTTON BUSTER KEATON IT'S EVE ARDEN AN AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL PICTURE PAI Sergeant, DEADHEAD CAMEO NEXT New, County Library Fulbright Plans To Close Continued from Page All Next Week represented Fulbright's personal views rather The Sullivan County Library in Blountville will be closed from Monday through Saturday of next week in order to move, officials said yesterday. New location library will be in the former Methodist parsonage on the main street in the county seat.
The public will be invited for the reopening of the library, officials added. U.S. Role Continued from Page 1 allowing a Kashmir plebiscite as called for by Pakistan. He said 1 Pakistan's Foreign Minister Z.A. Bhutto "will have to wait for a thousand years" for fulfillment of his demand for a withdrawal of Indian and Pakistani forces from Kashmir and a plebiscite within three months.
"In the meantime, he should be made clearly aware that Indi has no intention of permitting him to shot his way to a Kashmir plebiscite," Nehru said. While Ayub did not specify what 1962 opportunity for a he meant, presumably he was referring to the proposal by President John F. Kennedy that year to mediate the Kashmir issue through Eugene Black, then World Bank president. Virginian Is Killed WASHINGTON (AP) The Defense Department Wednesday listed among U.S. servicemen killed in South Viet Nam.
Army Spec. 5 Robert O. Franklin, husband of Mrs. Young A. E.
Franklin, Newport News, who died from other than hostile action. A Beautiful Tribute Comforting Surroundings Here no sorrow lingers long. The beauty of nature is a lasting memorial to those who have gone, and serves also as an Inspiration and comfort to those who remain. AKARD BRISTOL Ph. 764-5112 SERVING ALL FAITHS IN TIME OF NEED those of the Foreign Relations Committee a point Fulbright himself had made.
Asked if Johnson had been among the government officials he had contacted, Moyers said nothing but smiled faintly. The State Department said it had no comment on Fulbright's speech. assistant Democratic leader and a member of the Foreign Relations Committee, sharply disagreed with Fulbright. So did Sen. George A.
Smathers, D. Fla. Long said the President "was well advised" in sending in troops, and suggested former President Dwight D. Eisenhower would have reacted more strongly in Cuba had he known Fidel Castro would plunge that country into communism. "What's wrong with trying to save a country from communism?" Smathers asked and said of the troops: "I totally agree the number sent was not too many." Fulbright, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, put forth his views in a lengthy statement, much of which he delivered in a Senate speech.
It capped disagreement within his committee so sharp that a study of U.S. intervention in the Dominican crisis produced no reports by the group, with none expected. Disagreement Voiced Sen. Russell B. Long, BEER BEER NATIONAL BOHEMIAN 6 Pack, 12 Oz.
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Jordan BANNER, Va. Mrs. Lydia Ara Jordan died Monday at the Chesapeake Manor nursing home in 1 Norfolk, Va. She was a former resident of Banner, Surviving Mrs. Jordan are one daughter, Mrs.
Grace Robinette, Virginia Beach, five sons, Cecil E. Jordan, Norfolk, Walter L. Jordan, Virginia Beach, Fred C. Jordan, Tampa, Bruce A. Jordan, in Naval service at Long Beach, Joel C.
Jordan, with the U.S. Air Forces in England; and three sisters, Mrs. Oma McClellan, Coeburn, Mrs. Kate Jordan of Banner, and Mrs. Julia Whited of Monroe, Mich.
Estes Funeral Home is in charge. Randy Steven Dishner DUFFIELD, Va. Randy Steven Dishner, 8, died at Holston Valley Community Hospital yesterday after a brief illness. Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Dishner; four brothers, T. Dishner, Jimmy L. Dishner, Terry L. Dishner and Gregory L. Dishner, of the home; maternal grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Rasnic, Duffield; and the paternal grandmother, Mrs. Lilian Dishner, Duffield. Scott County Funeral Home is in charge. Thomas Vanover BIG STONE GAP, Va.
-Thomas Vanover, 58, died Wednes- a day in a Norton hospital. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Viola Vanover, Big Stone Gap; four brothers, Jack Vanlover, Lynch, Green Vanover, Jim Vanover, and John Vanover, all of Hazard, and three sisters, Mrs. Liza Jane Vanover, Mrs. Tina Bell Vanovand Mrs.
Ella Vanover, all Big Creek, Ky. Holding Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Emma M. Harmon Mrs.
Emma Massengill Harmon, 85, of Bristol, died at 5 yesterday at the Ivy Hall Nursing Home at Elizabethton. She was a native of Bluff City and had spent most of her life in Bristol. Prior to her illness, she had lived in Kingsport and She attended the Methodist Church. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Earl F.
Greever of Bristol, Mrs. Ralph Stowell of Mansfield, Ohio, and Mrs. Paul Meighan of Knoxville; a sister, Mrs. Joe E. Eads of Bluff City; four grandchildren; five greatgrandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.
Akard Funeral Home is in charge. Cooper, Conrad Leave On Peace, Good Will Trip WASHINGTON (AP)- Astronauts L. Gordon Cooper Jr. and Charles Conrad Jr. flew off to the Middle East and Africa Wednesday night as ambassadors of peace and good will.
Accompanied by their wives, Cooper's two daughters, and 18 associates, they took off in one of the presidential jets, Air Force Two, for Athens, Greece, by way of the Azores. Before takeoff they were guests along with ambassadors from the countries they plan to visit--of Undersecretary of State George W. Ball and Mrs. Ball at a reception and luncheon in the State Department dining room. MOONLITE THEATRE IN BRISTOL-ABINGDON HWY.
NOW SHOWING Robert Carroll Mitchum Baker THE FRANK ROSS PRODUCTION Mister Hoses TECHNICOLOR' So 9 SONG HITS! BEACH George Dutton CLINTWOOD, Va. George Dutton, 80, died 1 in a Marion, hospital Monday. He survived by his wife, Lilly Dutton, Clintwood; four sons, Lacy Dutton, Clintwood, Grady Dutton, Sheltonham, Stewart Dutton, East Chesapeake, and Jack C. Dutton; six daughters, Mattie Moore, Clintwood, Nora Lambert, Alonza Link and Loretta King, all of Roanoke, Bertha Sievers, East Chesapeake, and Zettie Phipps, West Chesapeake; one stepdaughter, Mrs. Erma Phipps, McClure, one sister, Cynthia Ann Rose, Clintwood; and two brothers, Alex Dutton, Isom, and Henry Jackson Dutton, Clintwood.
Clintwood Colley Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Mary May Reese INMAN, Va. Mary May Reese, 59, died Wednesday morning at a Norton hospital following a lengthy illness. She is survived by her husband, J. M.
Reese, Inman; one daughter, Mrs. G. B. Vann, Portsmouth, two sisters, Mrs. G.
K. Albeus, and Mrs. G. L. O'Neil, both of Portsmouth; two brothers, 0.
D. Reynolds, Appalachia, Ernest Reynolds of California; Inman, mother, and Mrs. D. A. Reynolds, six grandchildren.
Holding Funeral Home of Big Stone Gap, is in charge of arrangements. Funeral Notices ATKINSON- Funeral services for Atkinson will be held today at Powhatan, with burial In the Fine Creek Cemetery. The body was taken to Powhatan Tuesday from the Henderson Funeral Home, Abingdon, Va. BLEVINS- -Funeral services for Vicfor Lee Blevins will be held at 2 p.m. today at the Azen Baptist Church, Konnarock, with the Rev.
Blaine Edgers officiating. Wright Funeral Home of Damascus is In charge, CARR Funeral services for Mrs. Lena M. Carr, age 71, of Rt. 2, Bluff City will be held at 2:30 p.m.
Friday from the Bunker Hill Christian Church with Rev. Sams officiating. Burial will be in Mt. View Cemetery. Nephews will serve as pallbearers.
Flowerbearers will be friends and neighbors. Body will remain at the Appalachian Funeral Home where the family will receive friends from to p.m. today and will be taken to the church one hour before the service to lie In state. Appalachian Funeral Home is In charge of arrangements. CRAWFORD Funeral services for Claude B.
Crawford of 1346 Valley Drive will be conducted at 4 p.m. today from the Akard Funeral Home Chapel. Rev. Frank Lethcoe, Rev. Willard Tallman and Rev.
Grover Trivett officiating. Burial will foilow In Glenwood Cemetery. Pall. bearers: Paul Sams, Claude Salyer, Curtis Litz, Hugh Nelson, George Poole, W. L.
Williams and Roy Neal. Honorary pallbearers will be members of King Masonic Lodge. The body will remain at the Akard Funeral Home. COUTTS-Funeral services for Peter F. Coutts will be conducted at 2 p.m.
today at Hagy Funeral Home with the Rev. Charles McChesney officiating. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery. Members of the Norton Fire Department will serve as pallbearers. will -Funeral services for George Dutton be held at 10:30 a.m.
today in the Skeet Rock Community Church. Elmer Elmyers Mullins will officiate. Burial will be In the Stone Cemetery. Clintwood-Colley Funeral Home is in charge. FIELDS--Funeral services for John Fields of St.
Paul, will be conducted at the St. Paul Methodist Church Friday at 2 p.m. Burial will be In Temple Hill Cemetery, The body will be taken to the church one hour before services from the Huff-Cook Funeral Home In St. Paul. JORDAN -Funeral services for Mrs.
Lydia Ara Jordan will be held at 11 a.m. Friday at the Estes Funeral Home chapel In Coeburn. The Rev. Ben Powers will officiate. Burial will follow in Temple Hill Cemetery at Cast lewood.
LAN Landrum -Funeral will services for Roy be conducted at 10 a.m. today at SturgiM Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Allen G. Moor officiating. Burial will be In Powell Valley Cemetery In Dryden.
The body will remain at the funeral home. WYATT-Funeral services for Martin Lee Wyatt will be conducted at 2 p.m. Friday at the Pleasant Baptist Church in Lansing, N.C. with Rev. Frank Tucker, Rev.
Carl Sturgill, and Rev. Paul Landreth officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. The body has been returned to the Route Two, Castlewood, and will be taken to the home of the mother, Mrs. Martha Eldreth, Lansing, N.C.
Thursday afternoon to await the funeral hour. Lebanon FUneral Home is in charge. MULLINS-Funeral services for Hubert Mullins of West Dante, will be conducted Thursday at 2 p.m. at Phillips Chapel. The Rev.
J. T. Hartsock will officiate. Burial will be in the new West Dante Ceretery. The body has been returned to the home from Huff-Cook Funeral Home in St.
Paul, Va. POWERS -Funeral services for George C. Powers will be conducted Friday at 11 a.m. at the Haysi Presbyterian Church with Dr. T.
A. Freeman officiating. Burial will follow in the Hall Cemetery at Haysi, Va. The body will be taken to the restdence at p.m. today from Haysi Funeral Home, -Funeral services for Mary May Reese will be held at 2 p.m.
Saturday at the Inman Freewill Baptist Church. The Rev. Howard Ashworth officiating. Burial will follow in Glencove Cemetery, Big Stone Gap, Va. Body will be removed 10 the residence at 4 p.m.
today from the Holding Funeral Home, Big Stone Gap, Va. -Funeral services for Thomas Vanover will be held st p.m. Friday at the Holding Funeral Home Chapel, Big Stone Gap, Va. The Rev. Sam Clifton will officiate.
Burial will follow in Glencove Cemetery, Big Stone Gap. The family willreceive friends from 7-9 p.m. today at the funeral home. 20th Century- Fox presents FRANK SINATRA VON RYANS TREVOR HOWARD EXPRESS DE LUNE Features Start: NOW! PARAMOUNT COLOR CARTOON LBJ AIDES RESIGN--The day the resignations of cabinet left, and speech writer Richard men, two of President Johnson's to private life. (AP Wirephoto) Dr.
Teller For New NEW ORLEANS, La. (AP) thrown Two giant pumps were into a battle today to drain hurricane Betsy's flood waters from eastern New Orleans where thousands of persons were driven from their homes five days ago. City police roped off a 300- block area in the flooded section as a health menace. A nauseatling stench permeated the area which was cluttered with mud, green scum, debris and hundreds of animal carcasses. While the cleanup campaign expanded, controversy flared over the Civil Defense agency's role in warning of the impending disaster.
Dr. Edward Teller, nuclear physicist, said, in an interview Tuesday night with the New Orleans States-Item, if the Civil Defense organization here "had been on its toes," the who died in the flood would have been evacuated earlier from the potential flood areas. "It is incredible," Teller told a reporter, "that people had only 20 minutes between the time they first knew water was rising and the time it reached a height over their heads to get out. Then it's too late." Louisiana counted 62 hurricane deaths, most of them as the result of tides driven over eastern New Orleans and adjoining St. Bernard Parish.
Teller, here to address a meeting, said the death toll and the hurricane would have been considerably less if the city's Civil Defense structure had been adequately prepared. City Civil Defense Director Charles W. Erdmann denied Teller's charge about inadequate preparedness. "We were prepared, even two days before," Erdmann said. "The people did have adequate warning.
"I am afraid that he (Teller) is not in possession of all the facts," added the state Civil Defense director, Marshall Cappel. "I know that warning was issued at the earliest possible moment." The Army Corps of Engineers hauled in two large diesel-driven pumps to remove water from White House announced yestersecretary Horace Busby N. Goodwin, right. Both key assistants, will return Blasts Officials Orleans an area hardest hit. City officials also expected to return to operation within a couple of days a regular pumping station knocked out by Betsy's fury.
Life was returning to normal in other parts of the city. Electric power was restored to 70 per cent of the homes along with 86 per cent of the telephone service. Efforts were being made to reopen the Mississippi, closed at Baton Rouge since Sunday. A 300-man force searched for a barge loaded with 600 tons of chlorine sealed in four tanks. Officials were fearful that a river vessel might strike the barge and rupture the tanks.
The White House said in ordering a full-scale search operation that this much chlorine is capable of killing up to 60,000 persons under certain conditions. Gov. John J. McKeithen, who said he expected storm damage to exceed a billion dollars, pledged efforts of his administration to "see that nothing like this occurs in our state again." Thant Returning BOMBAY, India (AP) Secretary-General Thant took off for New York via Beirut and Rome early Thursday a half hour behind schedule. The Santa Cruz Airport terminal, like Bombay City, was blacked out but the runway was moonlit.
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