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For more information, please contact [email protected]. , V. r- •••, 7 _ Selected Am A Seel AD NotUttl Itelltack, Ocramca3t7 Newspaper The Only I Largest Afternoon Daily Circulation In Murray And Both In City 11 Calloway County And In County United Press In Our 87th Year International Murray, Ky., Saturday Afternoon, August 13, 1966 10* Per Copy Vol. LXXXVII No. 191 Cases Are Mrs. Alpba Futrell Seen & Heard Heard This Week Funeral Rites Two U.S. Jets Downed North • In Court Of Judge McCuiston Set For Sunday Viet Nam In Costliest Week Around Furieral services for Mrs, Alpha Futrell will oe held Sunday at three Cases lion. Made cash bond of $33.00 to ' heard before County Judge p. m at the J. Fl Churchill Funeral By JOSEPH L GALLOWAY Villarreal, 36, of Falfurrias, Tet., Hall MoCuistori appear an Mamie 17. MURRAY are listed as fol- Home Chapel with burial to follow United Press International spotted the MIGs and warned the lows in the , Dennis McCord, New Haven, Il- court monis In the Hicks Cemetery SAIOON tPI — Two VS lets covering pilots, Col. Aaron J. Boa-- Irene Rudnik, linois, no KYIJ number (fuel tax i Elmhurst, Illinois, were downed in N-orth Viet, Nan] man, 43. of Madras. Ore., and fairing without a perme 1, Department of Mrs. Futrell. age 8.3, died Thum Roam, cited by Motor 1 . Friday raising to 13 the number Calk Richard -E Steere. 33, of Mackie has had a pretty goad kfe Department of Fish Transpertation. Made cath day at 11•30 p m at the Witham awl 'Mane. bone of American planers lost in" one Indlewood, Calif. even thoug.h he did stiffer the loss Fined $15.00 of $3100 to appear on August 17 Beaumont Hospital, Ftoyel Oak, and costs suepended of the wara costliest weeks, mil- of an eye whec he was just a David R. Buttry, Norris City, Mich. She was the widow of the Liy Piano, Illerots. fishing itary spokesmen mid today 'Ibereis a stranger on your Out," • young fellow Minors, no KYU number, Levert- late Pima Futrell of Calloway according without a license, Department of Catrantinat 53I017's attacked %Veils radioed Bowman, Fish and Wildlife Fined nrent of Motor County rho died August 23, 1965. spokesmen. $1500 117crinemortation. 1313. Thounderctuee jets Mira pro- to and coots stemenced Made cazh bond of $21.00 to tip- Survivors are one daughter, Mrs ups and dogmas and tective cover over one of the two He's had hie Rtahisol Werra New some, May- pear on August 17. Leo LaHai of Detroit Mn.: one • otat left, looked back tend even tangled with two or downed American plots. But a MO was tiring awry," has fighl lioute One. /speeding. Stifle Roy Start Farmer. 906 Olive, deter, Mrs W. C Hodges of Murray there Me always come brief &eight ended when Oka three oars but he has $1800 DWI, Rate PoLice. Fined $100 and Route Three, and two grandams, Bowman mid later °Steere hid Priem. Pined $1000 and of the Soviet-built fighters were out an tap C oats. costs of $13.00 Joe Pat Futrell of Murray and a MIC) on his tail too," the spot- damaged by the US planes. Earl Lloyd Sumner, forgery, a- Gerald Lollar of moan amid. J C. Matt. wilfully failing to Detroh. Melt Both American pilots were hated these day& support his minor children. the mended to breach of peace, the Villarreal But, Black* is hurting The J H Churetall Funeral as missing. Meatilehle, Wells and lying there on the Sheriff. Directed to pay 130 00 Sheriff, Fined $10,00 and mete of on the finGs. firfret He is just Home has charge of the arrange- US. Spokesmen said an Air zoomed down every two weeks to James Bleock, 236 00, made restitution of $23068 floor carefully covered up with ments. Force RF101 Voodoo neconnais- 20rnm nannone at the Oarrantinist Cireuit Come Clerk and $2300 Justice WMitarn Uzale. Calvert • 111 towels so he wh stay warm He ance jet and a F105 fighter were plane thsaing the manna Shells each moth for house rent City, Kentucky. weediter, State can't even wag his tail to show downed by Clommuntet gunfire ripped into the MIG17 and the Larry Dwayne Biggs, cited by Poker Fined $1000 and $1800 1 his appreciation for the kindness while on raids withal 60 miles of Communist pilot spun away. Sheriff and Cry Police Public costs. end warmth and tenderrsess 'deer Hanoi, The area has been ringed drunkenness Fined $10.00 and Clement Waldrop. Dexter. public Workshop On The other MIO turned athey Is being given him with strong antraeroneft defenses. costa Carrying a concealed drunk. the Sheriff Owen twenty when the pilot sew Wells and Vie $1800 The planes were the 12th and and deadly weapon amended to days in County Jae. larreed coming, but not before 13th jets to be lot in the last His front legs are sticking straight breenh of peace. Recognised on Karns Elbert parker, 407 North Wells guns sent shells Imre* Conservation six days for one of the heaviest out in front and about the only own band to appear when notified. Sixth, reckless driving. the Sheriff. through the MIG's left wing. fain in die two-year-cid air war thing he reefer can clo is raise The 38 oilier epecial pistol found Tined . 210.00 and $1800 coats over North Viet , Nam. his head. on him wee confiscated end hand- Pareil, public drunk, the r _ John Is Held Here The Air Force planes were fly- ed over to the Dowry Jailer. Shertff. Fined $1000 and $1800 ing - oVer the wreckage of the 0 Winds David when Convalescent ftla Ione era weeks everything dawned F106 and its plat Route One. Raikng to biew a 11166 Lonnie Tucker. public crenant, Bob Allen and Jerry Allen al r ,110Wn Ledger Az Times that is necessary however, became the Communist MICle attacked. Ky Cab CUM in out. cited by the Shear. Fined $1000 and costs Staff photographer Ed Collie snapped Coneervation of wildlife is being as you look Into it and run his their picture as they The spokesmen ail two at the Department of Motes Tnimporta- at ilea. - taught to teachers attending a head, the eye egos thank you. --- . were dressed for the Murray Sidewalk Sale being conducted Red planes were "damaged" dur- Home Been Noel Cole, DWI, fined $100 and Wortshop at Murray State Clever- you our Mervin see the grate- by the merchants of the city yesterday and today. The two ing die fouraninute wend batfes Coda of 02.00 No operators he- sky. here tn Murray this week try fullness now from that men are in front of the Factor/ outlet Store. Rain has damp- and that one US. plane was erae, tined $1000 and casteof pereormel of the Kentucky Depart- and deep orb ended the spirits of the safe, btit merchants were still out with "sligialy damaged." Accredited Two Acddents- $1800. Given thirty days ki Coun- mere of Pleb and Wildlife Rearm-- The Commureat irsteneeptors dad. Cited by the Sheriff. their merchandise giving bargains to the custotners who came ty car, Minor Clark, Commoner, made one of their infrequent at- Lewis Tod& driving while Lease to check on the special sales. Backle was mng for several sated today in Frankfort tempte to hart American bomb- Piave revoked. lined $10.00 and coats of dam then someone called Occur In City ings as US. parses raided North The, MurrayOdloway and tm- The Workshop, umier the direct- County S. 11 Robertson's home after hearing $25 00 Iteekkes delving awl supply ion of Mrs Lilian Lowry, s. Vietnamese ail depota Ocenaleimast Home has just beei. he had keit • wall blink dog proper regintration charge Sled antproforma- at lkies near Hanoi arid in the eou- accredited by the Joint Commis- Robertson rushed tight over away isOli kerne to reinstate Viet Nam Service, Reservists hssu inacquaint Um them panhandle area ce North skin on aowedltation of hospitals gras- Two more accitieints were Wien- PeuL. Rain, forgeiro amended to teadiens with priraiDlee of wild- and went to the side of the Viet Nam. and nureing homes. by the Police De- peace, the Sheriff fettl- life oonservation and pent up the sy bank where he had he pulled Opined Mw-ray breach of Two of the Mr Farce Thunder- pertinent on Pr.day according to mete of MOO and need tor wise use of soidlite and after some car or 'suck had struck ed *MD said Still Is Opposed.By McNamara chiefs, piloted by Cape Normari The Jane Comulasion is a nat- their department records Another realtution ci 811100. other nottsrat resources. Amiable Bleck* A tind miseerty (bowel made L. Welks, 36, Ot Unionville. Va., tered annintsition stem sinmitar yatenlay morning bores% at pram platerfirda flow sal deposernese that Black* was died or nearly simarred at Le Argosyai and his wimman Maj. Honer D. purpose Is to Ant and review the By JOHN A.
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