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The Ledger and Times, October 22, 1966 Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 10-22-1966 The Ledger and Times, October 22, 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, October 22, 1966" (1966). The Ledger & Times. 5446. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/5446 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]. • ai* • ..41:61=:1:36X0V- 111.1111Weeleinbeeee. ops, $ Ifb • a - ,r As the parade got underway this morning these beautiful floats moved parade and to take part in the homecaMing pfpgram. Murray is scheduled The theme for this year's parade is "Victory Through Spirit" and the down Main Street to be viewed by a homecoming crowd numbering in the to meet Tennessee Tech at 1:30 toda in the annual homecoming game many floats are built around this idea. thousands. and a number of Other functions are p nned for the day A number of high school bands participated in the parade as well as A full day has been planned for the returning Alumni of Murray State Crowds began to gather by 830 morning for the parade which the Murray State Marching Band. University with breakfasts, coffees and other activities. was scheduled to begin at 9:30. The day will be climaxed with a smorgasbord for Alumni at 6:30 in the Staff Photo by Ed Collie One of the largest crowds in history was on hand today to view the Over 3,000 alumni are expected to in Murray for this annual- event. Student Union Building ballroom. rsennocci Aae• &YDS swistau es.e WILL,1111ALLIII newapasersi e............ - The Only Largest Afternoon Daily Circulation In Murray And Both City I Calloway County And In County j iUnited Press International In Our 17th Year Murray, Ky., Saturday Afternoon, October 22, 1966 1O• Per Copy Vol. LXXXVII No. 250 Mrs Dan Hutson Communism In The And Daughter Will No Progress Schools Is Topic Local Firm To Present Program "Generation Of Is Made In "Oorrimenaen In the Schools" bserve 20th Tigers Edged By was the subject of the talk pre- Ana. Dan Hutaon and daughter, sented by Belo. Cliaess • Ada Sue, win be the special gueete Minister a the Hazel Church of • "MICE to School Night" Robbery for the Here aunt . at the meetang of the nmversary •Children Wiped• to be had by the Karksey Ele- Parents Club of the New Con- Hopkinsville In mentary School Parea-Teadier No developments have been re- crrd Elementary School held rr.-BlIbrelies. • Car and Horne Supply Aasoomation on Tuesday, Cannber ported in the nag 12.000 robbery Thunday. October 2e. at 7:30 Is twentieth anniv- 216 at 7:30 pm. af a Inzal grocery store, last Tues- pin at the acticol civil observe to The pronoun chanman for the day afternoon, according to Sheriff Bro. Villion stressed the im- ersary and week according PTA. Mrs James Tucker. laid the portance of each person learning Baxter 11111bno, owner of the firm. Game Out" In Wales Cohen Stubtiefield today Stubborn group felt fortunate and honored Sheriff Stubblefield wad that about oursnuniern for he said it The bolos opined in Novem- ber of Mae wIllb the Goodyear tire In have MM. Hopson sad her three Negro men entered Alescand- IMP thrust& Apsnrance that _cps By ANTHONY wben Don Shelton was TOBIN Gra and ellagible. 'Woe recovered daughter to present the mignon ern Help-Yourself Grocery or Inae amid riot detect If there was • Menage on WM Main Street. Few tains can look pawl to de- paged zone United Pre International and snorts were under ;my to for the evening Main street last Tuesday afternoon, communist in the room He maid During the ensuing twenty years feat, but the Tigers of Murray tamed in hla own end decipher ft and try to Inn Virrkon Tinker will give the de- cern wadi in the the full line of General Electric Merl SC*1001 did jud that hid HanilliMellie WO licked to the ASERFAN Wane 111 -- "A dawn when miry one a has been deoovereat thx ft is exactly how maiiv ohtklren were votion and the hostesses will be store. One of the men wired for corn- appliances were added and in re- night as the undefeated Hopkins- Murray yawl line and SOZEIRIUXIS generatIon of chadken ham been detanti the schools that Made when the 'Jewett/ hit the first and eighth (rude m. small item at the rear of the cent months the Mary Carter patnt on* Tame won over them 16 to had lost to the 1 Shelton took tt some • can be overrome. wiped out in Ytlge." next play. but a sew store and when the clerk went BS Mon. prevalent pre- brie was eirklad 6 the ball on the One man sad it Strong men's Officials refund to dbcuai ran- * Mn Harry Lee Petra, president, back with him to get the kern, the meeting and Intro- The butanes has expanded three rushing Hoptown lane nailed him tears confirmed it An official ds' charges that Brent' °arenas- skied at the Hageriniallle's minted running urges all paean to attend this other two allegedly opened the cash the speaker &elm Virkle tarries over the pad two decades in has own end sone prediction and the death tall nem had peignialmt the 50-dory • admit we taunted by a stubborn speciaA program and also to vidt register and removed about 10,000 bdoCuleam.• member of the eighth wint addelons being constructed might scar pod 200, roost of them high deg otte to build up over DiveraY so &dense With the Murray's narking was outstand- the children% nuns to the in five and ten dollar bins A four- clink read the scripture at the rear of tne budding The children smothered when an aval- a cenVury and become a clanger wade giception ob. ana iountrtown ing lad night and their defense work of their children on display th man remit/nil in the ow a blue by prayer by honest also expanded to the anche of muck deathoyed aacihoon village reennir followed by Hoplatrandle, result of a was stubborn and tenacious to the Thunderbtrel. chadds the store The wet. Mr Hiltrey recalled today lbe house and at lead 30 other build- Bro. nation. punt relearn. the game car had a Henry Oaunty. Tennensee that he cut trees off of the beak bollliant ,Inge Friday A pall of nuck dug and smoke Pars were made for the Hal- imias east about even Murray mooed a scoring op- Beene* of the on which the More hovered over the mining nage William Sturm Ends bowesapannarnival to be sponsored lot portunity in the second quarter as A full clay after a 500 foot high Mn. where Mame Madge Alexander and now stands In 'order to trate mom the and mil nap heap. weakened by in- Uw Milano should have by Prirents Ckib on Saturday. The Thera received they recaptured a Swim-atone Nine Weeks Course Lawton Alexander operate the store for inikading of merchandise been frolooking 03day on • week's °amber 29, at 6•30 pm Ham- unable to move Hale to fumble on the Hoptown 35 Bland somennt rain. mnt apart and and the death of Leyden Alexan- osmium thet was since items He mid he recalls also the bi- the Hopkinson* 30 TOO bag was or the village unseen because of to have started bummer', drinks, and other moved to the 30 then lost to the der same months ago. stance where 500 tires were un- soon stir diameter struck Aberdeen Proving Ground, Mel will be sold at the annual event. promptly return eel to r the Mur- Sammons completed a pare to OW* On. tbe death toU stood at The Lecher and Times learned of 33 AHTtiCi - Second LAeutenant the Par- loaded ait his tack cicor and he ray 17 *xi on the next play • 130, mut of them cloidren aged It wee announced that High Vic Dunn to thia-Hopleineville 22 It was the worst tragedy In the robbery on Thurscley and <'o- had on place to store than. WIni P Sturm, 22 son of Mr. ents Club cleared better than nine Jesse Green, who turned in a and Shelton went through the 5 to 11 Eareht adult& were known Wales mince World War U Moy operated with the Sheriffs office and Mrs. Petal W Sturm, 306 hundred dollars on the Turtey Today the Wawa has a Mod- great performance for Hopkins- to the 17. dead and officials aid another 90 so that certain leads and clues middle on a spinner Road, the oenter of the disaster, Woodiawn, Muria". Ky completed ern Wre center located about kW Shoot held recently at the Garvin e 'lad night. Journeyed the 17 Sammons got to the • 7. but the chikken neleht be entombed be- looked like battlefield. could be foilowed before the in- a a nine-week oninace officer bask a block swear on Third Etreet. yards for the Hopionsville wore. neath the back cow Friday. Perillilps' hum; Hopkinnedle defense Stiffened and Forlorn Hope I formation on Here apprordrnately 3.000 gres are at the Army °retrace Cen- were 'omas A Police wed the death oount oaurse - A large number at parent, made the extra point Murray bit the ban on the ten zirOne cWhoa officer said there Aberdeen Ptov- stored as well as the wheel bal- Might het 230 ter and Ekbool presert fir the meeting wtth war rood with B 57 showing on the yard line • "forlorn hope" anyone 17 ancing equipment and the tire The trig Gmsurid.
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