The Ledger and Times, July 17, 1959
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Picture Cirt:ulation In MS of Kentucky The City Politics Largest Whole Circulation In ilk lb.-- The County United Ptess International IN OUR 80th YEAR Murray,'Ky., Friday Afternoon, July 17, .1959 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXX No. 168 rik Portion. ;9° lb. CASTRO RESIGNS AS CUBAN PREMIER tt Portion Children Killed As ippling Polio On Nixon Plane To Try To Beat Big Crowd Stampedes Dr. Fite Is swing; Urge The $202,249 Is Speculation Rises Since The II). I, SEOUL (UPI).— Me• than e Of Vaccine NY-Moscow Time Of Kozlov a dozen children were skilled in Speaker At isked In Suits Resignation Was Not Forced Pusan tonight when thousands of spectators at an open air show By HELEN THOMAS By ERNEST BARCELLA Airport in a different type of. feught their way but of a narrew Uniteel Press International By RUDY CERNKOVIC ,Reynolds and Kaiser. About ;1,- ef" United Press international 1 Boeing airliner-a military ver- Rotary Meet Filed Here gate to escape a sudden rain RSHINGTON (UPI) — Su.- United Press international 600 workers in the three com- WASHINGTON (UPI) — A sien of the standard 707 now storm radio Seoul said. geen General Leroy E. Burney PflaISBURG . panies came under contracts accompanying making daily trans-Atlantic com- (UPI) The that giant jet airliner Many others were reported in- Dr. Robert Fite, of -the Gegra- warned today that crippling polio .. a strike ran out July 31. Nix( against the nation's basic Vice President Richard M. Nixon mercial flights. n's plane 'fa jured. phy and Meterology Department in march this is the ''Upward Three damage suits totaling $209- steel industry cut deeper into em- McDonald Addresees Workers to Russia next week is expect- expected to make a refueling Another dispatch of the Univessity of Oklahoma, -particularly among tram the summer the 249.17 have been filed in Calloway ployment in related fields today. Me4mald took his arguments- teak ed to try to better the New York stop at Keglavik. Iceland. Stillwater. Oklahoma, w a s the southern part city-sent by Or- unvaccinated. County With nii further peace talks to the men in the mill Thurs- -te-Mosefive flight time of Both the press plane, which gutaat against -Ronnie Dinston, Soviet ient Press-said that between, 40 speaker yesterday at the The 'nation's health chief said scheduled until Monday day and - showed up al the will have at least 58 passengers Darnell and Hedley Thweatt by at the Beth- ii Fir* Deputy Premier Frol R. and '50 people were crushed and Murray Rotary Chib. that about nine out of 10 of the lehem Steel Co.. :own C Tucker. .acting earlieet• Unumtsod Steelworkers plant in Beth- Ko•Mov. phis crew, and the. vice presi- Dr. Fite, an expert on severe as ad--s trampled to death in the con- cases have been reported among of the estate of George President David J. McDonald and lehem.- Pa., where he addressed 'A Soviet TU114 jet-prop list dent's craft probably will depart weather, is at present in instructor fusion, persons who have not had ant:- Pirn rnkister.at°r . his top lieutenants carried their an estimated 2.500 workers. Monday returned Kozlov to Mee- next Wednesday evening. at the Summer Science Institute It said "several hundreds of polio Shots. The damage suits grew out of tight for, a betteel contract to cow non-stop in 9 hours and 48 Nixon is going to Russia to at Murray State College. 14, has .He bitterly assailed the indus- others" were injured. Burney - also told United Press an autembile accident which the picket lines. minutes. open. the American exhibit in been a guest . instructor for each try's negotiating team as a pack A national police headquarters International the number of cases claimed _the lives of three mem- In addition to the half-million Nixon's plane is not likely to Moscow and tour the Soviet Un- of the three years the institute of "messenger boys" who had spokesman here said he could of paralytic polio this year . is bers of the Parker faMily which _USW members who struck at be aiming for any records. ion. has beer held. "absolutely na authority to ne- not confirm the reports because more than double the toll at this, oceurred the first of April of this mills fern coast-te-coast—at one • That effort. it was learned to- Nixon announced Tuesday police telephone He is also ne of the first per- gotiate." • the circuit to time last year. a year. George E. "Rex" Parker and minute after midnight last 'rues- day, will be left to a Boeing 707 night that Vice Adm. Hyman G. sons to fly into the •eye of a ta- McDanald said, "steel does not • Pilsen was out due be —rains The Public Health Sersaice said his .two daeshters. Mable Louise da-y. it was estimated that mere • intercontinental jet which will Rickover, slather" of U. S. nu- phocer. want a new contract. .their and winds of typhoon Billie, there were 681 cases of paralytic and Geneva Lynn. weee killed as than 25.000 railroaders, truck- MIXES carry N.xon's press group non- clear submarine develepment, Dr. Fite spoke briefly on tor- talks were as phony as a seven- • which was last repieded over the polio repOrted through the first a result of the accident. drivers', Miners and seaman were A • still from New York City's Idle- would accompany hitn on the nadoes and on the advancement dollar - bill." • Yellow Sea. 26 weeks of 1959. This compares The complaint aneged that Ron- idle because of the steel strike. ir Airport t M Le cow. forthcoming trip. that has been made in forecasting guarantee you some day we • Orient Press said about 50.- with 329 victims during the same nie Winston Darnell "negligently More- layoffs in th•ae lines were • .Nixon Plane to Refuel Mimic Inspection Planned them and becoming cognizant of will have an agreement, and it 000 persens had gathered in Pu- peso ti last year and "reflects the drove a mot r vehicle against" expected to raise the hotel to The Vice President' hIlmself is The vice presadene explained the c nditions under wh1ca they. will net be for pigs, it will be san stadium to watch a special conestently upward trend of po- the car in which the Parkers were 75,000 in another week or .two. lury ha leave Baltimiire's Fr ieridshaa that he expected to have a "free citizens" show are 'spawned. for men of steel and men of dig- sponsored lio eases since April." . accident The possibility of a second chance in Russia to inspect So- the club a film - cits- riding, and that the would nity." he told by the Kujie Shinbo newspaper He showed . Dr. .Burney said preliminary metals industry snake the gathering. viet developments in both teams not have occeirtert "but for the grew waen atomic picting how tornado warning figures to be mane_ public later athe -USW posaeoe'ed. His visit with the Bethlehem nf th.. amid defendant. eigueei—esse - are set up and how th-ey operase .1:rickets was the first in a series At about W20 p. m. heavy rain tqdas show the polio rate rise ía --Winston_ Darnell," • abon cmpies of its major steel. de- Lineups For - - areaa s).-h-ere -tornadoes as-e in ateet -centers- afa-Und The coun- 'bioughl ih by typhoon continued this week. - employed hy Bed- mends to the nation's three ma- The unorthodox admiral may frequent. Darnell was started to fall and the crowd :Kansas City, Kan.. Des !Reines, jor aluminum producers, have wan the trip by his verbal. showed actual ley Thweatt Used Cars • at the Alcaa. CcIntinued on Page Three began to flee, the agency 'said. The film also iIbwa.' Little Rock, Ark., wad prowess during several painted an excellent'' time of the accident. The com- Two Classics Many die* as a frantic strug- tornadoes and in aklahoma City. Olcla.• were the cxohanges with Kozlov last week tornad came plaint further -said that Darnell ' gle deveksped at the narrow en- filmed scene the hard pit areas which have report- at the Shipriingport, Pa.. atomic camera. The was "acting for and on the behalf trance gate, the agency said. directly toward the tel a ('substantially greater" num- power station. Rickover told the apparently waited un- of the defendant, Hedley Thweatt". cameraman bier af cases this year. Jlot Announced Soviet official, through an inter- enter the at the' time the accident. til the last moment to •cannot urge too strongly,t' preter: "It's all right .to talk because houses ani Damaces ,of $62.710.47 have been Employment storm cellar, In Thunderstorms Still Fitirriev said. "the need far push- one of the complaints about peace. Now you go home other buildings could be seen fly- asked in ing thead with the drive to vac- It includes $450 for the Parker's and do something about it," Plague Midwest ing apart as the tornado approach- It new looks as If everyone will eke:" the unvaccinated.