The Corbin Times-Tribune from Corbin, Kentucky • Page 3

TUESDAY, MARCH 35, 1969 THE CORBIN, DAILY TRIBUNE PAGE THREE In Knox County 21 Gorbinites Serve On Jury FATAH! CT Te 5 CUit Court Arnold Rowland, Fount; Wood- Cleik Floyd Soivders released a row Lock, Barbourville; George prospective jury list containing Jump, Park Hill, Corbin- Quen- 60 names for the April term of tin West, Rt. 3, Barbourville; Knox Circuit Court. Chester Dizney, Green Cor- an TM 3 The list contained 21 Corbiu residents and om Baroou" cille Stanley, Flat Lick; Garrett They are to report to Circuit Gambrell, Lynn Camp Road, Judge Robert Stivers on Monday Corbin; Ruth Hampton, Barbour- rno'rning, April 7, at 3 o'clock at vi Allen Baker, Dewitt; Hen- the Knox county, courthouse in rv a Mills, Cannon; Newest In State Farm Bureau Formed In Knox A county Farm Bureau has been organized in Knox counly and has affiliated wiUi the Kentucky Farm Bureau Federation. Organization of the Knox County Farm Bureau follows close- ly tlie establishment of a county Farm Bureau in Martin county, which began functioning in late January. Barbourville.

complete list includes: Mrs. Carson Chestnut, Bailey Harry Corey, Fount; Mrs. Pow- ell Miracle, Barbourville. Crossing a river on a rope is part of commando training given to Fatah members in Jordan and Syria. With the addition of Knox county to the state Farm Bu- reau Federation, there are now 117 counties affiliated with the state organiza- the development of programs and policies.

Henry Spivey, Switch, Jim Patterson 2 olt John Spivey rick; S. B. Campbell Artemus- Bar bourviUe; Alex Parker, Bar- Tom Bargo, Dewitt; Charley Sul- Ernest SturgiU, Cor- livan, Rt 1 Gray Mul- bm; Al Wlllls Corbin; John lins, Corbin; Rev. John A'Bass Da venport, Baughman; Chester 932 Barb. Hill, Corbin- Mrs Ev- Bar Jarvis; Ed Coins, Bar- eleue Bushey, Rt bpurville; Ashley S.

Garland, ville; Mrs. Tommy' Warren, Grav Pineville Barbourville; Al- len McCreary, Moore Hill Cor- Samson Hart, Corbm; Joe bin; Guy Howard Flat'lack; Bimble; Tip Taylor, Mrs. John Hacker, Girdler; Mrs. Cor in Oscar Hammons, Bar- Tolman Mills, Hammond; bourville; D. J.

Smith, Corbin; Reid Jackson, Cannon; More- head Bingham, Barbourville; tfape Town, a at Parlia- scar Parsons, Barbourville; ment, is the legislative capital Fonza Jump, Corbin; A. R. and Pretoria is the administra- Swafford, Fount; Davis, live capital of the Republic of Corbiu; Ora Davis, Corbin; Eu- of South Africa. gene Hardy, Baughman; Sea water' iTT drugstore as Westbrook ta a. ULUgolULC as "TpH TVrtCTiOr fi-it-Kin well 'a minpral Uiil -i-cu irosper, LurDin, mrs.

ing to aCC J.W. Jones, Force Academy 'Corbin; Mrs. Susan Ridner, football team it known as the Heidrick; Jack W. Stone Cor- Falcons bin; Fark Wagers, Mills. This year, Kentucky Farm.

Bureau is celebrating its 50th (ion. The only Kentucky conn- anniversary, having been or. ties without a local Farm Bu- in .1919. Ten of the pres- reau are Pike, Knott and Let- ent co nt a Bureaus cber. were charter members of the 115 Counties state organization.

From 195G through January of tliis year, there were 115 counties in (lie Kentucky Farm Bureau Federation. Perry coun- ty, which joined the federation in 1956, was the newest county Farm Bureau until Martin county joined in January 19H9. The Kuox County Farm Bu- reau now has 53 member fam- ilies (50 are necessary in order to affiliate with the state eration). Officers of the organi- Food Stamp Statistics Are Listed ATLANTA, da, U. S.

De- fed- Partment of Agriculture programs aided 194.091 needy Mtion are Anderson McCreary ef sons in Kentucky during Jan- Barbourville, president; Hard- liary 4 ers more than son Smith, Jarvis, vice presi- dent; and Fannie Fuson, Jarvis, secretary. the number that received food assistance in December. Consumer and Market- Non-Partisan ing Service said that 123.798 per- Farm Bureau is a voluntary, sons in 52 counties took part in non-governmental, non-partisan, its food stamp program and independent organization of 293 persons in 66 counties took farm families who have joined part in its direct food dislribu- together to work for the better- lion program. January's increas- of agriculture and Ken- ed participation is attributed to tucky generally. It has a "grass, a seasonal-slack in employment.

WCTT PROGRAMS 680 On Your Dial Southeastern Kentucky'! Moit Powerful Fulltime Station --Eastern Standard Time TUESDAY 5 P.M. TO 11 P.M. Made up mostly of young Arab volunteers, Fatah is a commando-type organization which trains in the art of light- ning raids on the enemy, Israel. Its leader is Yassir Arafat, left, who also is chairman of the Palestine Liberation Organization. At right, members listen intently to a lecture on commando tactics.

Most of the recent border inci- dents between Israel and her Arab neighbors have been.credited to or blamed on Fatah. To Communist Threat Cambodia Finally Wakes Up The Ohio Society for the Pre- Kentucky Department of Eco- nomic Security and the food dis- tribution program is vention of Blindness urges hunt- by the Kentucky Department ers who use corrective lenses to of Agriculture, both in coopera- make certain they variety. are of the lion with the Consumer and Mar- keting 'Service. Nrwn Sportsbeal iff Twilight Tunes--Newt I Varsity-Villager IlliOS Sin Off By DAVID MASON Associated Press Writer WEDNESDAY 5 A.M. TO II P.M.

PHNOM PENH, that they will never leave on with, the Cambodians and lend North Vietnamese make an ov- their own. themselves to recruitment and ert effort to overrun Cambodia, Sihanouk has had continuing other pressures by Communist they would have built in fifth freeze over. The temperature at During January 3,450 Cambodia trouble with the Thais, but his agents, the sources say. column support, these sources which it freezes dependi on the participated in 'the food stamp Lowincome- families taking part in the food stamp program exchanged $952,384 when they tneir $1,824,750 worlh TO DA oi s( ou pons Then lh arnmes rPece iv. ed $872,366 worth' of free bonus coupons to "increase Iheir buying Salt water, may sometimes power at local grocery stores.

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struggle" in Vietnam. Lately Pointing to a map at his news he has turned against them, ap- conference, Sihanouk sketched parently because he feels they ar eas in northeastern Cambo- will gobble up Cambodia. d' 3 where he said the Pathet An increasingly ominous in- Lao lave eome in from Lnos, trusion of the VC-Hanoi forces an(I in the cast and southeast into Cambodia is one factor wnore Vietnamese have crossed which seems to be making the over. 46-year-old ruler more friendly Ho Pointed out frontier areas toward Washington. A cordial of four provinces--Kompong exchange of letters between Si- Cham, Kratie, Mondulkiri hanoik and President Nixon aud Hatanakiri--covering a stretch the quick'release of four Ameri- of about 150 miles where he'said can prisoners have set the tone.

lnere was Communist implanta- tion. American intelligence also Encamped forces that are under Com- At a news conference this munist direction in frontier month, Sihanouk dramatically areas of the other five Cnmho- announced that the Viet Cong dian provinces bordering South and North Vietnamese are en- Vietnam's delta and this is no camped on vast stretches of longer seriously disputed here, eastern Cambodia. More surprisingly he openly expressed wonderment to Government sources said they why the Americans didn't bomb are fully aware of the military them- units, their exact locations and Sihanouk said the infiltrators their numbers, but these details "represent an immediate and are considered military secrets, long term danger" for Cambo- The regions pointed out by Si- dia. Once and for all, the prince hanouk are very sparsely popu- cleared away any lingering lated, mainly by mountain doubt about repealed U.S. as- tribesmen who differ ethnically scrlions that Communist-led from the Cambodians, forces operate iir considerable Sihanouk complained that the numbers from his soil.

Americans do not bomb these There was no immediate reac- regions, where there are no tion from the North Vietnamese, Cambodians but do bomb the who have an embassy here, and 'duck's bill' where the Khmer from the Vet Cong's National population is very dense." Liberation Front, which has one This was a reference to Svay of its major diplomatic estab- Ricng Province, also called the lisbments here. But day to day "parrot's heak," whicli pro- relations between Cambodians trades into South Vietnam in the and the Vietnamese have direction of Saigon. American markedly chilled in recent B52 bombers often fly raids in months. this region of South Vietnam be- cause of military actions which Longtime observers here say crcatc a lhreat to Sa TncrB Sihanouk has brought into the ha ve bcen eTM's border in- open a struggle for his indc- "denUi and Cambodians have pendence once the shooting war bccn kllled stops in Vietnam. Fears are ex- invitation pressed that the Hanoi-led Viet- namese are so well entrenched Should the Viet Cong and add.

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