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The Ledger and Times, August 8, 1958 Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 8-8-1958 The Ledger and Times, August 8, 1958 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 8, 1958" (1958). The Ledger & Times. 3384. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/3384 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]. .* 4 ‘1 AUGUST 7, 1958 Selected As A Best All Round rentucky Conununtty NeW5paper Largest First... Circulation In with The City Local News Largest • Circulation In- and The County Local Pictures August 8, 1958 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXX1X No. 188 United Press IN OUR 79th YEAR Murray, Ky., Friday Afternoon, 123 Negro Pupils Fishing Better Bomarc Missile Peeping Tom Is Said Success I Apply At Fulton In On Kentucky Lake CANAVERAL, Florida High School (UPI) - The To Pi Is Theme, CAPE FRANKFORT Poll Is Urged Serve' Arrested And DARIMIX (UPI) -The remote control ex- state Department of Fish and - Fulton periment which sen a Bomarc ruuroN (UPI) Wildlife Resources said Thurs- Supt. W. L. Holland interceptor missile speeding to- Schools day that crappie are still on the 23 Negro pupils ward a target plane. over the Said Thursday rampage at Lake Curnberliend. Fined $50 DRY who applied for admission to or Atlantic was hailed as a success 'Bass activity at Cumberland Set Demo Choice Speaker Salved next term Rotary Fulton High today even though the weapon was fair and some bluegill were been interviewed and will Lt Gov, Harry Lee Waterfield, failed to seek out its target. have being taken. IfRANKFORT (UPI) - State classes Sept. 2. the support of Chan- IILK The Air Force said the pri- be asigned to Good catches if bluegibl were Gerald Leech _of Madisonville Rep. Fester Ockermen, Lexing- who has- Rotary District Governor Their edneiseion wild mark the leave Demeeratie dler and key figures in his ad- mary PurPose of the advanced reported at Kentuipery Lake by was fined $50 and asked to ton, Thursday urged Rotary Dietniet Governor W. pupils have at- iyushiburtcn warfare test was first time Negro fly and etin fieherrnen. G•ted Murray yesterday in the city gubernatorial candidates Bert T. ministration. wee' a guest of the along with white ps1F would-shitiv- • Forsee achieved. This objective, the Air tended clastes catches of bier* bass also were judges office on charges of being Combs and Wilson W. Wyatt to The proposed Rotary Club yesterday 'Several Negroes Crabs or Wyatt is the Murray Force said, was to determine students here. being made in the early morn- a "peeping-tom," according to eponsor a eatenvide poll among whether ). 29° lait-nighe in a club admission to Fubtun antieadministeation can- and again Whether the Bomarc could . be 'ad for ing acid late afternoon by cast- city police. voters to determine which of the stronger assembly at the Kenlake Hotel. atetomatiOeir igh School in 1956 but were leading Democratic can- didate and also could show hew used with a new ing and fly teething the points. According to City Judge Jake three Al the regular noon meeting •urned away pending school chance of the strength of each compares defense system named Sage - Jump fishing has slowed down Dunn, Leech was seen looking didates has the beet yesterday Governor Forsee was board action. with that of Waserfieid. short for serni-autemettc ground at Dale Hollow with black arid into a window of the home of winning, DELITED the speaker. In a short b u t eSchtiols here originally h a d Ookerrnan named!' the follow- erwironenent. White bass being caught in the Payne street. The proposal, contained in address Mr. Fersee told raci- J. D. Robinson on the poll: forceful It was this system which de- been ordered to integrate 1 morning. Bluegitl and crappie letters mailed to Wyatt a is d ing conditions for Robinson stated that about the club what Buttery should ally last Oct. 3 but a U.S. Dis- -The cost to be burn .equally tected the pilotleise drone plane were being caught and a few 10:30 Wednesday night he saw Combs. urged them to pledge the individual Rotarian. order permitted the Wyatt. EACH rrrean to offthe Florida met coast, then trict Court bass were being taken by cast- a car atop across the street from themselves in advance to accept between Combs 'and Ife said that he had ftound postponement until the fall term result to be- published. figured data for and fired the ing. his house and a man get out the pull's finckinge as a guide -TEe dial serving Rotary was not a of this proposal Benarc from .1,500 miles away. this year. Bluegill and crappie were tops and start across the street. How- to a final decision on their re- -"Acceptance McAbee to the itxlivectual, but Board 'of Educa- to con- Headquarters for this calcula- The Fulton at Dewey Lake and were being ever, the man changed his mind spective candidacies. will constitute a pledge ESERVES was an opportunity to serve. pointed out in a petition to ma-fi-on gained as tion was in Kingston, N.Y., a tion Davi _ at. the, amt. of the eeves, when a -car came along and -Ockermen seer the proposal sider the hi ofti— No Rotarian should turn down - that integration - tee AireDeferise •Coms tine court edepactsame-sepurted. • - • appeereeFebi-beeetrytmeeteellitte Wee Made in an art-tempi to - a gui e o TliinThersla—On hit ettift opportunttye to serve re, a comptiref-Wiii ou -MVO- "UV:tiled' a himself. This caused Robinson to solidiate forces opposing the state your respective candidacies." -fiOntinurri- 39° -1h*Fuëi eru16- SeTiVice7 fills a three-story building 'cov- hardship on bath t h e school keep watch on the suspicious acletinistration of Gov. A. B. The letters were sent to the vocatao)nal service they. ty service. ering two acres learned the posi- seetem and the students" if "Mathilda" Lands man. Watching from a window, Chandler behind a single candi- Louisville headquarters of the servoce, he the school and international tion of the drone plane from were entered. after Without Injury Robinson saw the man go around date. candidates end neither had seen said. radar near Cape Canaveral, then had started. to the back of his house and Both Wyatt and Combs oppose them as both were campaigning SCOTT Governor Forsee told the club High school and elementary look into a lighted window. out in the state. began figuring data for the fir- CROSBY, Minn. (UPI) -"Ma- that other than Christianity. the W. T. Forsee students will assemble Sept. 2 Robinson hollered at the man When the letter was read to ing. thilda." a 13-pound female mon- world had little hope llor peace for assignments, with classes bun him by telephone, Wyatt said, 1owels The only human element in key, emerged virtually unharmed which caused to run off Funeral Conducted *Mess the spirit of cooperation and smaller guns, more love and set for Sept. 3. Holland said he the street. this "Without making any comment, this operation, the Air Force from a fast fall of more than down When hap- For Mrs. and undenstanding was spread less hale," Forsee told the club. would announce tacutty assign- Today the other on the poll taid, was a technician who de- 11 miles beenath a punctured pened Robinson quickly went to one way or by an organization suet as Ro- He concluded his talk by urg- after a board meeting to make it cided whether the oncoming ments balloon. the parked car across the street Mattie Key Crawford suggestions., I went FOR 39° tary. ing all Reterians to join togeth- talk plane was "friendly" e or "ene- next Monday. The monkey and her fellow and removed the keys which • clear that I will ,be glad to "Today we need bigger men er in lifting up his club, his said there have been had been left and then went perpnelly my." When he decided the plane Holland Passengers, a group of frogs, ). Funeral servers were con- with- - Bert- Comte city, state and reetton and there- ,devekoptnerrts in a tnto the -house and called the ether idea he was an intruder, he pressed a no further flies and goldfish, were *sent duoted this afternoon at 3:00 at about this or any by .the wonld. to annex Fulton Murray Police. will be no button 'signalnng the Sage sys- propteed move up Thursday in a pressurized the; Salem Baptist Church for may have. There Visiting Rotarians were Dew- County terrhory • to the cit y need for "interrnedries." tem to go alter R. gondola as part of a series of When the police arrived no Mattie Key Crawford who Ship Still ey Cummins of Madisonville, schools system. The proposed Combs, who said he believed cans 27 -Primary purpose of this test tests on the effects of cosmic trace was found of the "peeping- passed away Thursday morntrig John Br:nen of Mayfield and annexation was turned down by he Should Withhold comment --Sentare working with Sage- rays in space travel. tom" to the officers took the at 5:30 a.m. at the Murray Ed Lynch of -Georgetown. Buck the state Department of Educa- until today, as requested by was acihicved," the Air Force Their 20-story balloon, largest car keys and left.
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