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The Ledger and Times, August 18, 1966 Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 8-18-1966 The Ledger and Times, August 18, 1966 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, August 18, 1966" (1966). The Ledger & Times. 5440. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/5440 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]. •-. „ I. • • 9•NworanreausrenrinervalliliffilliPlaillillg"r• • Selected As A Rest All Round Xentucity Community NewVaper 111Ma--- ""111esewee The Only Afternoon Daily *I. In Murray And Calloway Cotmty In Our 87th Year 18, Vol. LXXXVII No. 195 United Press International Murray, Ky., Thursday Afternoon, August 1966 10° Per Copy Ronald Crouch Is Two Accidents Delegate, Plumbing 11-H Club and FFA Occur In City And Pipe Convention Viet Cong Tunnel, Arms Mr and Mrs Ronald Crotch and son, Brown have returned home after a week in Kane Two trucks were involved In Gay, Mo. Where Mr Crouch, as a Entries Made an ateident this monning at 8 : 25 Hit delegate, attended the 29th con- Factory, Base Camp at the Murray Whoesale Gnocery, vention et the United Assocation according to Sgt James Wither- of Plumbing and Pipe Fitting In- spoon and Patrolman Jimmy Gar- dustry of the United States and land. fitt State Fair Canada Edwin S McCuddy, Route Four. Vice- President Humphrey N as By Air Force Bombers Lawrenceburg, driving a 1963 the speaker at the opening ses- by sion. Four-H Club and lefrA mem- big to the release from the Coun- White two door cab owned Use Tobacco States, Leocketten Mrs Crouch and Brown enjoyed bers from Calloway County have ty Extension ofrXe Lade Sammye Bradford Is Sr week by taking tours of the left for Louisville 4D take part in Manlike hove entries in the was backing into the loading dock 101 Americans Killed In Action cgs?, vellum the zoo, Wegener At Ladies the seedy* of dub events for krestook show held ties morning. and backed into the 1968 Inter- Medalist variety shows. and mow other the Kentucky Stote Fair, word- Lit ,the Jersey oihow fnorn national two door cab that was things of tnterest - Day Golf At Oaks soey are Meshed White, Glenda parted at the deck, scoording to Enroute hone they veered the And 593 Are Reported Wounded Patera& Whote. Robert the Pohoe. Truman Ltinary in Independence, liersha Hendon, all 4-H, The International was owned by The medalist for the laces thy Rev. J. tt Robison , and Mo. 'Gerald Swift and My Hendon, FFA. In the Owensboro Canning Cconapatn golf held Wednesday at the Goks By BRYCE MILLER picked up by a helicopter, spokes- Hoisten thow are Glen McCue- driven by Joseph E. Laney. 1513 Country Glib us Sartilnye Bradford United Pros Internees! men said. Guest ton, Kee McCiuston. and Jerry Rev. Robison West Thad Street, Overeeboro is eh second tie going to Laura An Mr Forcer'IMO Thunder- Lae night at 10:83 another ac- H. L. Nance Rites Patter SAIGON ll1Pf — U Mr Ptorce Dies From Start, all ETA iembers. Minister, Scotts chief went clown Wedneeday -- ooctured an Jerry's El-we Male Rogers had low putts and 852 bombers today unloaded hun- Me Judy Knees of the Lynn cident Being Held Today cause. urikrimm oo. tellieoghe — —so-- Street puteig. Grove 4-H Club soh be entering Grove Revival Meet In lot on South igih Stare Welts had high dreds orf Mot of explodes - art a of Hanoi Its Ciro Inn- anew ale eet Kathryn Out- the State Demonsuseron camped- _ gelialle— Jain - Weithestee. Otheis need were mageoted Viet Oceig tunnel need as miseng Gun Shot dra- Mang- tion "tomorrow Her intry is In The Scotts Grove Baptist Church Math 11111th ROA Extended, land. In the woods. Peggy ide, arena rectory said has camp newel seekers for H. L. dairy foods at the kitchen stage. well have It. ft1V19111 011910011 with ke' a RN Chevrolet four door tan. chipped in: Doris Rose, neat 325 miles north of Saigon_ Ameri- Air Force Thundenthadi seek: Nance, fanner Odious? Oneellien boys elect:Cc Kent Mc- Rev J W Rob:lean, peer of an owned by E T Winchester, es; allierelle Walker, low cm cus planes also battled again with leig_• paleolleue stooge Allitiet-10 In the An heirof the Olive Brands Baptist Clear es leaded ma of the pantie It sod hate of Me. No. 1: Nide Oddwell, mot fives. Ocenmuniat MIG jets over North elle addle Rance Weesither Gerald Lee CtO frorn New Concord 4-H • Swift age 21. of Murray. are being heed $alt at was hes an entry in des event scHed- eladerorivite, as the evangelist esti _ stopped to wait for truffle The Me thy luncheon Vie Pen, U13. ma Wary spokes- tiaileell elk three aommunist Hese Route Two died Wednesday two pm at the McEvoy Pleserai Mee for Sa Rodeo Servictenwill be heed at 10411 In dear served at noon with Eva Hondas men disolamed. Mall Res Egon chide& old. , night in Para Teem The Park Home in Pee Ten. web Rev. The 'itste A ree roundup am a nd 7:30 p.m each day free Junes Ralph Jackson 1101 and Ellen Harrell as chairmen of lib Antleithe Or Oellitilleat Poaoe saki le death WIZ ap- Clairol Owen airetating. Burisl The weedy Mn castaite will be held Satter- ft one pin August 11 to 27 The song leerier Story Avenue, driving a 1966 the hostesses. PESO desigel In Sr ago parently from • self indicted shot will be in Macre& Cemetery, report tamed in /3algon balky the Speedway rind entering will be 13ennie Spann with spec- Mustang Fastback, was looking at eind encountent. Teo 1100e mode gun wound in the ieft aide of the at showed U.S combat deaths moved Mom Moreau are Barbara T ren - ial group arise* each night a pedestrian, did not see the Win- Mr. Nance, age 83, died Thes- a pas at two Flab eillsoldnie the cheat toward 5,000 Spoloonen said 101 , Donald Hue. Wanda Btl- Rey Leroy \relight. Priare of chester car stop, and struck the day at the Henry County Gen- Mr. Luther Atkins Khe pearetielei depot 10 holm Amerkans wese killed in action The body we found in a car and Rkhard H.opitines the church, candelly ernes the rear of the car causing damage eral Hospital Survivors are his alliggeath of the ogle but no lington, itneral Is Today Ind week and 5113 wounded The petted at the end of a dead end In the horse and pony show at public to attend the aeries of to the burriper rear deck ad, let wife, Mrs Evit Paschall Nance, ere fired.. Prollein min- US death toll in Viet Nam now street in Paria. Teem, according ans. Saturday at the Snits- eningelatic ernes. rear quarter peel, arid left back three daughters, Mrs bee of Mur- alles lee. another MO alieted eight stands at 4.711. to the Poilice oho mad the site turn Is Janey Kelso of Lynn up hght, acoordirig to Pearoknen ray. Mrs Marcia Lee of Arlington Sr leader of a for-phe flight Seas nem a 20 gorge ehotgun. Grove. Dale Spann and Alvin Parris of Texas, and Mrs. C. W. Cede of Mrs Luther J Atkins. Puryear• eiroiteernen and the redo of of Thunderchles. Tie 1111017 fled died Tuseday evening at (we Swift was pronounced dead on Judieng teams fram Calioway the Police Delsament Perm, Tenn one son Frank Communist dead to Americans when one of the Thunderhies !o'clock to Murray Calliceray Coun- with cannon fire. eireal at the Henry Cower Oen- kre Jerry Dark, E.ent, McGuigan, Car Safety The Jackson car was damaged Nance of Paris, Teem, eight tiled last week was better than opened up ty Howse! She was 78 ea Hospital Police mid residents Robert Mane. and Joe Gettrin on the bumper, grill, lend, and grandetilltiren, and three great 14 to 1 They reported 1,436 Oen - runnel servbes are being held lee Melee Flown 101111,iby !eard the biaet He is re- for carry . Kent Morkustan, Bob- right front fender, seconding to grandthildren Luther Nano of muds* tailed and 2114 captured today .at two pm at McEvoy U13 pilots flew 100 miesions posted to have let a ncte and by Wades, Nelson Murdock end Murray is a nephew Another sin, In the week ending Aug 13 Bill Passed the Ponce cat. the North Wednesday, con- pictures in an envelope, the wiE years ago Funeral Horne In Fur-year Burial over Police Roger Fain for tobacco. The No mjuries were reported. Mae del 11 The will be in ehrryear Cemetery. 352 attack today was in centrating on petmleurn depots , aatd. be held Monday a region 15 mete weal of coastal and supply and to-age ares in The venous 4-R project ex - Henry Count y Sheriff Ralph WASHINGTON 41P1 — With Mrs A ticks issas born Novem- Chu Lai in Quang Tin Province the southern panhandle reran Judged before the fair Fields and Henry flaunty Coroner hilotis were safety festures • certainty for ber 18, 1887 in Henry County Sr Spokesmen sad the area prebably and Hanot-Ralphong area. and will be on eilPIR3 111n311(hOUt Small Craft Sion Hundreds Of that Graham ruled the death lad model oats, the House turn- daughter of the late Thames R. served as a Viet (lung kerkstres North Viet Nern dewed die slate event des by sel f inflicted wohnd.
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