The Ledger and Times, June 10, 1963
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Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 6-10-1963 The Ledger and Times, June 10, 1963 The Ledger and Times Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt Recommended Citation The Ledger and Times, "The Ledger and Times, June 10, 1963" (1963). The Ledger & Times. 4223. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/4223 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Ledger & Times by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. • 8, 13 MIMED Al A UST ALit. 11017110 ItillTVCIT commtnorrt winnows' In Largest Circulation In God everberat- The City . were the a Largest rho Battle We of newly Circulation In y at Port Trust The County , Mother" ins' carol, in 1857, lg. "When LN OUR 84th YEAR Murray, Ky., Monday Afternoon, June 10, 1963 MURRAY POPULATION 10, 100 ink heard United Press International Vol. LXXXIV No. 137 , the most ization he ouring at- Dallas Thorne Ends • .Testimonial Dinner Given To Course At Fort Explorers Take his per- the band in of that Decision On 1-24 Houston Curd At Retirement FORT LEONARD WOOD, Mo Good Trip To Drleans in (AHTNCI --- Army Pvt. Dallas V music has Thorne, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs id respond Houston G Curd and Mrs. Curd Robert Kendall, a lormer teacher, Milton Thorne, Hazel, Ky., com- New Orleans emotions. were guests of honor last Monday William 0. Eaton. acting as toast- pleted a field communications crew- f of Con- evening testimonial dinner Welcomed Mr. and Mrs. at a at master. Leonard May Man course at Ford Wood, Be Made In ic concert the Riding Club sponsored by the Curd as guests of honor. Other hon- Mo. May 23. musicians. faculty of the Westminster, Mary- ored guests included Samuel Jenn- Explorer Poet 45 retarnect Friday Thorne entered the Army last 'America," land, Senior High School marking ess. Superintendent of Carroll Coun- night from a six day trip which in- January and completed basic train- I Home," Curd's retirement alter 41 years ty Schools and Mrs. Jenness: tier- cluded two days in New Orleans. ilLir ing at the tort. as teacher and vice-principal clothe ald Richter. former principal of They left Murray Sunday morning He attended Arnold Kiel School Next Few of New June 2 by auto at 8.00 a m Twelve Weeks school.. Westminster Senior Hugh School in Chicago, Ill. rtion goy- Mr. Curd is a native of Murray. and Mrs Richter: Stephen Lercia, boys from the Post made the trm scoln that He is a graduate of Murray High prinicpal of Westminster Senior accampanied by Clea Sykes advisor The long-awaited declaim" 711 me the Bureau on the corridor loca- ee of the School and the Bowling Green Col- High School and Mrs. Lenin,. Milt. and Maurice Humphries After a final location of Interstate 11.1Wil- tions These recommendattons vu. 111 lege of Commerce, Bowling Green, Ethele M. Loy. a member of the brief stop at the zoo in Memphis 0th way 24 may be made within tne be made to the Bureau by the tour North Kentucky. He studied at the Johns faculty when Mr Curd came to 8 Juveniles they moved on to Greenville Air climax at next few weeks. states when the engineer's report Hopkins University and Western West-mister High, and Miss Eli- Force Base. Massissippi where they ,000 and a A study of proposed 1-24 ny a is published. Maryland College. zabeth Berniller, a faculty member. slant the night. colosseum consulting engineering firm is ex- The consultant's report, prepared A-s an expression of appreciation The tables were attractively de- Early Monday morning they ar- In Hearing In pected to be published next week. by Wilbur Smith et Associates. takes for his services, the faculty, form- corated with blue and white spring rived at Vicksburg. Mississippi where NA1RD according to Kentucky highway up the feasibility of three alternate co-workers, and members of the flowers, colors Westminster Sen- they hiked the 14 mile trail at the of commasioner Henry Ward. routes, all National Park. Prom here they went of which pass through county staff presented Mr. Curd ior High achool, and lighted cand- Final location of 1-24, which Court Today on to New the Paducah area, the control point. with a polaroid cernera. les. Orleans They arrived at will run from Nashville to St. The highway is expected to be Fnllowing the invocation by -Rev_ A short of group the Naval Station there at 10:00 period singing Louis, is of much interest to Mur- under construction by 1989. followed the dinner Miss Elizabeth p. m. where they spent the next two A juvenile hearing was held this ray and West Kentucky because Bemiller. and Mrs Emma B Ed- nights afternoon o'clock in the the original recommendation tor wards, members of the faculty and at 2.00 of- Inesclay morning was vent in fice Judge Robert 0 the routing calls :or the super students in Mr Curd's first class, of Miller with the French Quarter of New Or- SIFIEDS eight juveniles. in connection with ..highway to pass through Calloway Seen & Heard spoke briefly recalling memorable leans where they visited St LOUIS Mother Mourns County on Its way to Nashville damage which was done at the Cathedral. the oldest in New Or- incidents and expressing their good The Tennessee Highway Depart- Calloway Country Club recently. leans. Jackson Square, and the Lou- wishes Mrs Loy paid high tribute ment is reported to be in favor Around Three of the juveniles were 17 irdana State Museum Tuesday Alt- to her co-worker and friend of the original portion of 1-24, Loss, Husband, years of age and the others ranged ernoun they took a two and one A short musical interlude feat- which would bring it close to Henry iii age from 14 to 16 INDICTED AGAIN—Teamsters Union President James Hoffa half hour river tour on the River ured Patrick Rucker. senior at tne County. The 17 year old youths were plac- talks on the phone !rum his Philadelphia hotel room after Steamer President After a street MURRAY high school, in several vocal solos. The U. S. Btireau ed on probation for one year and hearing of hie Indictment In Chicago. Mang with seyen other of Roads will Six Children car ride the gmup had supper in Pat dedicated his first selection make the final route locations, ana were not to go to the country duo men, on accusation of fraudulently obtaining $20 million New ()ripens and returned to tia2 "My Best to You" to Mr and Mrs. the four states involved. Tennessee, Reading an article about light- except as a guest of • member Teamsters pension fund loan, and using more than $1 mile Naval Station for the night. Curd He also sang "Tenement Kentucky. Illinois and alassouri, will ning and the author said that boats Two of them were to make resti- lion for themselves. Three of the others indicted are (upper Wednesday morning was =pent PONTIAC, Ill. 11111 — A mother Symphony", "You'll Never Walk make with tall masts should have light- tution of left) Benjamin Dranuw, 55, former owner cif the John W. separate recommendations to mourned in her hospital bed today Alone" was dedicated- to Mr Curd. $200 each and the otner touring the residential section of ning rubs grounded to the eater. $100 Thomas Department Store in Minneapolis. Minn, and now for her husband and six children Both Mr Jenness and Mr Richter New Orleans, visiting Audubon ry Needs The three serving a prison sentence for mail fraud and tax evasion: who died Saturday because she doz- expressed sincere gratitude to Mr. are not to be out after Park and a trip to Tulane univer- He also gave out with reassuring (inlddle) George Burris, 6,5, New Turk accountant; (Ion ) Ladies Day Golf ed at the wheel of the !firmly sta- Curd of patience and understanding 10 00 p m except on school activi- sity and the Sugar Bowl. Atte:* thought that If you hear the tnn-u ties or in son Herbert Burns, New York attorney. tion wagon from utter exhaustion. • which have endeared him to stu- pursuit of their empioy- lunch they moved up to Biloxi. Flights Announced 1 0tier don't worry because you have ment, or Mrs Charles J Kozumplik. 37. toia 1 Hour `dents and teachers Mr Lerda spoke with one ore both 01 their Muisirauppi and Keesler Air Force been MISSed by the lightning parents. authorities that she had only -one briefly ilia a !similar tone and con- Base They' traveled along the scen- The Calloway Country Club la- -- - They or two" hours sleep before the cluded his remark., by presenting also are not to indulge in Hoffa, 10 Others Appear ic Guy cos.* and through Clulport. dies day golf lineups for June 12, When the Pope is buried the body intoxicants for family set out just belore dawn the gift The group then joined in a period of one Year Miss They arrived at Keesler about has been releaseci as follows: , is placed in three coffins, one with- The same on ,a three-week vacation trip. singing "For He's a Jolly Good Fel- conditions were laid 5 00 p m where they were to spend The flights are composer' of Elea- in the (eller. Livingston County - Coroner Ver- One is made ot lead, low." down for the live other juveniles On Jury Bribery Charges the next two nights nor Ditigiud, Sue Spume Bent), one of cypress and one of oak The non Von Quallen said Mrs Ko- Mr Eaton.