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The Ledger and Times, June 16, 1962 Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 6-16-1962 The Ledger and Times, June 16, 1962 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, June 16, 1962" (1962). The Ledger & Times. 3985. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/3985 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]. 7 • • • a. .AAAA11.0110% --g ••••,-5_ • 641aCiefl fc.1 A Belt An If nand antucIty Cot= anIty 4- a.„,_,J11e"— 141- Largest In --"•°r=as . lir' IA —sem= a - '4.,..„..,i;,.......-•••- Circulatinn In Cod Ile City • a -a",..s"_-.—"F. • We I .1,4:,1Ailsi:o.;.i1_.! Largest ::11 —II Circulation In Trust _.=...-...-.... -.... • The County United Press International IN OUR 83rd YEAR Murray, Ky., Saturday Afternoon, June 16, 1962 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. l..N.\\111 No. 143 .1111==i•. LARGE ANNEXATION TO CITY PROPOSED Open House Will $33 2 BO ttoN 091 31 110110N Difference In Love Gas System Audit And Report 100 100% 115-055 City Expanded To North, West Be Held In Model SOCIAL And Lust, Graham INSullANCI 1 Jo Kingsberry Home AND EDUCAlION WSISARE 315% • Shows It In Good Condition 33 55. And South; East Line Is Same An open house is being held 9,0 today and tomorrow and next CHICAGO 1UP11 Evangelist Billy A good portion of the city this to the city, as well as to last and south, and extend the sou- week by Ryan and Whitnell in Graham told a throng of 43,000 The Murray City Council council meeting last night was the bond holders, especially since limits 1273 feet for most Whitnell Sub-Division. Charles Ry- g//••" 90 persons Friday 'night that America night paaaed an ordinance of in- 'them the presentation of the optimism of the supervisory PER CENT taken with an said today that the public is 1950 1962 must distinguish tent to annex a large area to of its length. personnel in the past appears to DlaTRIBUTION "between love the annual audit of the Murray invited to view and inspect a new and lust." the cny. Natural Gas System and the an- be well fouridea. With continued Kingsberry home which has been it The annexation will add a large Councilman Charles Mason Rak- nual report on the system by constructed in Whitnell Sub-Di- er who is the council member of TOTAL EXPENDITURES 1962 Graham speaking in The Chester Engineers of Pitts- vision which is located just off 1961 lakefront the Murray Planning Commission, burgh, Pennsylvania. the Martin Cliapel Road. 1960 McCormick Place Convention Hall explained the proposed annexa- as -his Chicago crusade _neared its tion to the council. Any exten- The Crestview is the name of Sill Bethel Richardson. local Certi- PER CAPITA close, also said the "great crea- sive farm land area or isolated • the Kingberry home which will fied Public Accountant, present- EXPENDIIURE 116 tive energy called sex should be section was left out of the an- be displayed today, Sunday and ed the audit to the council. His dedicated to God." nexation. he explained. next week. S2011 audit revealed the system to be Generally the annexation on the Visitor's are welcome today ,be- in excellent condition with total HS north side of town would begin tween 9:00 a. m. and •At his appeal "to take the cross of $097.221.42. 6:00 p. tn. IDI.CATION 1, fileflets 71 of Jesus to the end of the earth," at the intersection of the Bailey consist of the sy- and on Sunday from 1:00 to 6:00 These assets SOCIAL 111 nearly 1,700 persons made "de- Road with the Mayfield highway stem itself with a present value p. m. INSUltA NCI 79 3 WINFAIE cisions thus far in the revivals and extend., east to the present of $853.628.47; special funds in This modern home has three i 950 107 here which close Sunday with a city limits. This takes in the area $60,445.81; bedrooms, two baths and a double HEALTH the bank amounting to sermon in giant Soldier Field. north and west of Five Points, the bank carport. The rear wall of the liv- cash for general use in VP] 1950 1955 i962 Graham told the overflow gath- all the college area, the Ryan receivable ing room is made of a sliding. of $33,437.71: accounts ering, which brought 'to more than Property along Chestnut street, and sup- glass wall which opens on to a BILLION—Pub,ic and private rry's of $31,807.71; materials 1950: $35 BILLION; 1962: $95 550.000 the number of persons who the city cemetery, and the Cham- $16.599 07 patio. expenditures for health, education and weltaie will average ming plies on hand of have attended the revivals, that ber of Commerce industrial acre- system con- The home is situated on a out to $514 per person In 196Z compared tu $232 in 195o, the Liabilities of the nothing was wrong with sex. age on the Benton Road. sist of the bonded indebtedness sloping lot faring east. Whitnell according to the National industrial Conference Boaid's The Sub of $918,000; current bills and other -Division may be reached by' latest "Road Maps of Industry," released in New Yolk City. On the wet side of town, the big liabilities of $22.860.85 and re- proceeding south on the Hazel American spending for these Causes is expected to total MTh "The Bible adopts no hush- city line would drop straight the tained earnings of $56,331 77 highway and turning west on the billion this year. about 65 per cent of the money collies hush, tip-toe attitude when sex is south from the interaection of the It was reported in the adult Martin Chapel Road or Glendale flora (cdeial. state and local govi.runients. The chart tilos- mentioned," he said. "However, Bailes• Road and the Mayfield _ that the system has called in a Road. t•atcs the increases. (Central Press/ in name circles today there is a highway and intersect an exten- this, bonds znounting to $7.000. The Superintendent Jack Bryan - brutality, a frank approach which Councilman C. M. Baker sion of Glendale Road on the hi Ii special funds in local' bands of It Is is repuisaye, shocking and dis- south boundary. the writer feels that Still Good Counsel As area to the north, snake the west over $60.000 secure future interest sales effort, gusting" substantial gains in consumers, PiaLimit -4- • stratkatt line north --- On" thi east boundary nd changes and bond payments as celled for and revenues will be achieved in are contemplated except that the in the bond ordinance Pastors Have Word Of Advice On "Most young people are more the fiscal year ending April 1963 Religious -- city sewerage disposal nlant and Richardson said that the opera- familiar with Elizabeth" Taylor's FRATERNITY PRESIDENT and with even present revenues, Winslow Engineering will be taken tional cost of the system is well vital statistics than they are with Ph. bonds appear to be well se- into the city. within bouncB of this sue opera- the First Commandment." he said. Charles Tipton "Tip" Curd, cured." Mixed Marriages, And That Word Is "Don't" tion and commended Superintend- -Sex has now entered almost junior at David Lipscomb Col- The southern boundary of the on this fact The council approved the audit ent Jack Bryan By -LOUIS every phase of life. No one can lege in Nashville, Tennessee, was city is proposed as follows: be- year received of Bethel Richardson and com- CASSELS survival if the partners avoid the aliments about religion are sel- The system this I ailed doubt that movies are dirtier than recently elected president of the ginning at 'be. intersection of Gas mended Jack Bryan on his work rm.. lotentotlenal temptation to treat religien as a dom the real problem in a mixed 4 $7.403.04 from the Texas ever. Stage plays and many of the . wejK4Adar with ark pt 5. with -atio system. For. muss, years, passers Isact Sabso subject' •-• Yeatrriage. The greater danger is -FAA. QU) • Tra nein ission Company in the our pulp magazines are going to national honorary dramatic' fra- tension of the inendale Road the In othen action the city dis- one word of advice for couples a husband and wife will form of refunds This was due to Instead of shying away from that the gutter for their language. ternity Previous to his election, line runs east to South 16th. cussed several drainage problems contemplating u religious mixed maintain a "studied silence" a- the fact the company had charged religion as a potential source of Even magazines and billboards Curd had received the annual street. It then drops due south over the cit.' and authorized ex- marriage. religion — and therefore a higher rate, which it hoped to friction, Fr. Knott said, a Protes- bout magnify sex out of all propor- Best Character Actor Award for 1273 feet and then turns east penditures to correct them. It The word was: Don't. of the deepest and most have approved by the Federal tant-Catholic couple should "try about all tion. Even business is infiltrated his characterization in the play, where it connects with the pres- was pointed out that drain tiles This is still the first and best questions of life.
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