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The Ledger and Times, May 18, 1966 Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 5-18-1966 The Ledger and Times, May 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, May 18, 1966" (1966). The Ledger & Times. 5362. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/5362 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]. • •• 444-$ • 4, ee ..444444444 net 6 Selected As A Best All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper The Only Largest Afternoon Daily Circulation In Murray. And Both In City IL Calloway County And In County In Our 87th Year United Press International Mifiray, Ky., Wedneaday Afternoon, May 18, 1 %6 10* Per Copy Vol. LXXXVII No. 1 1 7 1 *MOM& DESEGREGATION PLAN IN CITY APPROVED Miss Tesseneer Is Ass. Potts Is Fifteen Cases Are More Auto Douglas School To Be Closed ]Seen & Heard Installed Tuesday Heard Before City I - As FHA President Installed By Judge Jake Dunn Accidents For The School Year 1967-68 Around • MIMS Simian Tesseneer, (blighter Fifteen cases have been disposed of Dr and Mrs. Ra/ph Tesseneer. of in the City Court of City Judge The Murray Board of Education Grades, Mrs. Catherine Ring: was installed as president of the Kirksey Vt'A Are Reported Wilhem M. (Jake) Dunn during the has submitted a plan for desseirre- Third and Fourth Grades, Mrs. MURRAY Murray High School . Clavier of poet week. Records show the fol- nreon which has been approved by Mary Margaret Prewitt: Fifth and the Future Honernakers of Amer- Mrs Lee Potts nista/- lowing °Deterred the United States Office of Educa- Sixth Grades. Mrs Patricia Miller. ica in a sepena.1 service at the Harry was ..••••16. 114.•=1, led as the 1966-67 president of the T. L Jones. charged with public tion in Washington. C -Leon Miller assigned to Mur- school auditorium yesterday at 5:90 A two car accident occurred this IChicsey Pnrent Teacher Associa- drunkenness and breach of peace, The plan is considered adequate ray High School with teaching and Another round with poison oak but pm. morning at 8- 15 at 13th and Vine tion at the meeting held Tuesday entered plea of guilty, fined $44.53 for the corning school year by the administrative responsibilities; apparertly we are regsinine an Streets. according' to Sat names Other officers Ingalls! were Mks at the school. Other officers are plus $450 casts office, which has the power of ar- -Mrs. Linda Site .Bobo arid Mrs. immunity of scrts. because it just Witherspoon of the Murray Police Ann Clriffin, first vice; Mee Jan Mrs. Rely Smith. vice-president; S H Lusk. otained with breach bitrary rulings Annette Ward Alexander assigned stars in one place and does not Department. who investicated the Cooper, second vice; Mies K a y Mrs Gerild Stone, secretary. Mrs. of peace, entered plea of platy. Fred Schnee, Superintendent of to the Carter Elementary School /reread Things could always be oontsten Hale, secretary; Mies Marilyn Wil- Ray Benaoh. treasurer. fined $10.00 plus $4 50 costs. City Schools nand this morning that as elementary teachers. worse Mary E Hemilton. 912 Sycamore Preceding Tommy Thames. chanced with the plan has five major points Mr Schultz painted out that the son. treeisurer; MEP Bede Blanken- the instal/Won a spec- Street. driving a 105) Buick four ship, reporter. Mins Sharon Lock- ial program was presented by the speeding. entered pan of guilty, which are listed as follows: attendance zones for grades one News article reporta that Peking door owned by James Efairdlton. hart, parkamenuirian Mine Ftickl seventh and eighth grades. T h e fined $1500 plus $450 costs. 1 The system will change from through six will be established for , hits rejened a US ineention for ka was going south on 13th Street and • Hodges, historian; 'Mist Ann Kelly seventh grade girls went through a J L Warren. charged with reck- the "freedom or choice" plan to one the school year 1966-67. These at- •nenNiners and scientaus to visit in hal topped for the atop sign. Lacy Broadbent, Eros, recreation Min Beetle Keel, special routine ci ealathenice led less dreving, amended to breath of Smith Jr. of geogesphical attendence zones tendance Zones will be for one year Lfei aniversettes. A wit says that E. Pame, Box 305, Murray. driving song leader; Mies Stetson Nora- by Kathy Lamb and the eghth peace, entered plea of guilty, fined 2. Chiatren in grades 1-6 may only, the corning school year. China does not want to plant its a 1952 Chevrolet four ti,or. waa Smith Broadbent, Jr. wcany, devotion. grade girls demonstrated volley ball $1000 pas $4.50 costs. transfer out of their school to some The Douglass Elementary Zone bamboo *hots in our ha/is of tvy. going west on Vine Street making and a basketball relay Mrs. Mau J M Calhoun. charged with two Will Speak Tonight other school in the city provided will lie between Chestnut and Sy- - turn on to 13th Street and Mw, Mary Keys Russell, present many people in vehicle. entered a right there Ls MOM and the west side 1111111111101111111111111M111111111111111. 1111111111101111111111111M111111111111111. camore extended balsa and Mrs. Ann Woods are the the left To Methodist Men 1 h Our Oilmen correspondent John hit the H.arnilton car in president, installed the officers as teachers. plea of guilty, fined $10.00 pilla 3 Oracles 7 and 8 at Dougnes of Fifth Street east to the City Newbauer mends us more dipping! front door, as reported by Sgt. they stood before a table draped A apedell haildight was the hon- $4 50 conic Elementary will be transferred to Schools boundary. frnm Chicago Withenspoon in his report. newneenern Jahn in unite with FHA emblem on the oring of the 6th Oak mothers who Larry Jamie, charged with speed- I Smith Broailigat Jr. will speak Murray Rah in September of this The Austen Elementary Zone will i11111 keeps up with things pretty well Patrolmen Bill McDougal and cloth The table was centered with wen not have children at Kirksey int. amended to the of peace. to the Methadilt Men in their din- year. lie between Chestnut and Sycamore an arrangement of red noes flank- Da'e Seann irrreatigatec1 a edger 111 1 after this year. Consage.e were given entered plea of Why, hued $1010 ner meeting ea the Pine Methodist 4 Douglass Elementary School and the west side of 10th Street iligasat mystery as far as we ere ion Monday at 315 Dm an MIR ed by 'ohne candies. Mias Russian to the fa/owing mothers- Madames plus $450 costs. anurch knight at II:30 pm. will be closed in September a east to the Douglatts boundary. concerned is where all the water Street Herman Crake Fungi{ of was waisted by the otter renring Kenton Broach. Max Crouch, Ralph H R Key, charged with DWI, AN Mr. Brom-drat le an outstare:ling 1967, --Thenellarieshellensentivisaniesniewenhan•• is earning from It rained amod Murray Route Three, driving• WS offners. Crouch, Rex Omni, Cary Dernell, mended to reckless drivina entered churdliman and civic- leader lof T9igatIon TI the staff 121 lie between Chestnut Street and the nire inches in April and every oth- Chevrolet one hair tan truck. gigs Ooy Hale, Hersey Hcpkins. Shirley plea of guilty, fined 1100.00 plies Cacka, Kentucky. According to the the Murray City School System south boundary of the school dis- er day in May, including lest night. , The einairman of the nominating going emit on Main Btreet Howard Mance, Hirern Riley, J D Renreon, $450 costs. Methodist Men Preadent, James win take plat in the mning trict The west boundary of this contilditea Mas cuerayn Cowin. Mason Anderson of Benton Route Ray Rose, J. W Venable. and Mel- Herbert Bonnet, charged with Weatherly, all the men of First school year. September 1985. zone will run south from Chestnut If this keern up things yeildeld She Aide of daces. lam Five, driving s 1968 Ford four door, will really inn Toting public dnankennees, entered pies Methodist Church are urged to ats /n carryirun out this desegrega- along 14th Street to Story, then be rintical Those farmers who have D3enafteraidif Ma'am proseedal the win parted at the curb and start- Moo special guests were new nest cd guilty, fined $1500 plus $450 tend. tion plan. the Murray Board of east on Story to 12th Street hen 131, re dy planted cannot get back chapter 4111h the FHA creed In ed to pun out into the line of traf- rade mothers for the next school costs. Ediranon has approved the follow- mouth on 12th Basset to the dis- in the fields and those who have Large iriegMin frame that she had fic arid hit the lititrell car in the year. Present were Meet/eines Char- aoliton Smith, &wired with un- ing staff assignments for next year: trict boundary. All west of this Inc (Continued On Page made as part of her requirements right side, Pease mid Three) les Tucker, Lubie Parrah. Rob Mc- resceinary noise, ernered plea et -Robert rilin Jeffrey, principal Is the Rabertson Elementary zone. 11111111111111111111111 Club Will fur the chapter degree A Minty pole of the Southern Kiwanis CaZon, A. C. Bailey, V. E. Covey. guilty, fined $1000 plus $4.50 coed. of Austin Eleinenta-ey and Douglass After the closing of Doinness Telephone arid Telegraph E.
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