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The Ledger and Times, June 24, 1968 Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 6-24-1968 The Ledger and Times, June 24, 1968 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 24, 1968" (1968). The Ledger & Times. 6005. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/6005 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]. — ^ •i . • ce"••••• es a.I • Selected As A Beet All Round Kentucky 001111nunIty Newspaper The Primary Largest Paid Source of iies News Circulation In Murray and Both In City Calloway County And In County • nited In Our 89th Year Press International Murray, Ky., Monday Afternoon,June 24, 1968 10* Per Copy Vol. 1LXXXIX No. 150 lacks are in the ; outlets. h annual football vo teams irs COM- MICE EVACUATE RESURRECTION CITY • ght Mov- t to Re- Kenneth Human Avalanche Tramples ckman. Many Remain In Order To ter" has 70 To Death At Ball Game powerful Be Arrested And Jailed ere he is By WILBUR G. LANDREY nos Aires' arch rivals, River Metropolitan Police through ht at the BUENOS AIRFS (UPI) — Po- Plate and Boca Juniors. At least By MICHAEL ANDERS he • Justice Department. Phantom lice today blamed hooligans 65 persons were seriously in- WASHINGTON n't — Police he timing of the 10:42 a.m. Herbert The U.S.S. Pueblo and 83 Amer/ tossing burning newspapers for jured on the winding, blood- in riot garb began evacuating The was explained by leans were seized by the North stampeding soccer fans dawn a stained staircase. Resurrection City today after EDT deadline being exactly one hour lace" on Koreans on the high seas 153 stadium exit gangway that led "What happened Was that a handful of inhabitants of the olice as the evacuation looted by days ago. Will these citizens, in to death or injury for hund- people began pushing and those shantytown of the Poor People's from the time order was announced at the .ributions the employ of their govern- reds. in front fell That explains Campaign defied an order to campsite. the sing. ment, in the line of duty, re- The human avalanche tram- everything," said River Plate move out voluntarily. toward the ('es Lang- ceive protection? pled to death 70 adults and Club President Williams Kent. There was no apparent re- As the march Ag- later Barbara children in a panic to escape sistance to the police -agfion. riculture Department and started, rain-- "Most Americans have been re- the balls of fire hurled by the (Continnosi on Paso Six) Wearing protective clash hel- to Capitol Hill for the pov- reprise is minded of the need for order youths at the end of Sunday's mets and carrying night sticks, a constant problem campaigners — began to he detec- in our country as a result of scoreless match between Bue- Washington Metropolitan Po- erty th spi to the Kennedy assassination. But, Roberts lice moved into aithe muddy fail. Dillard entrance of the cket. 0 6 no doubt the mood will fade as campsite after a deadline ended At the front assistant secre the shock of the Kennedy shoot- Has 90th Birthday with the poverty campaigners aepartment, an and several ing eases . Many people are showing no signs of complying tary, Tom Hughes, ION Today, June 24 the demon- asking. "What can I do, as one Mrs. Morgan with a "get out or get arrest- other officials met An Arab strators. After a brief discuss citizen, to help solve this pro- Roberts is today cele- ed" ultimatum. Al Fa Dillard ion. Hughes escorted Aberna blem?" My answer is: Don't 90th birthday. Sparsely Populated broadcast brating his thy and several others into the let the mood fade. Don't permit Dies Sunday The 90 year old man was The encampment where the ireds" of building. extremists to be your spokes- 1878, but was poor have lived for six weeks riving in born June 24, Abernathy, head of the Sou men. Don't tolerate the minor- honored with a surprise birth- was sparsely populated when in nation Mrs. Cleve ,M Morgan, sister POOR PEOPLE'S CAMPAIGN ERUPTS Breaking their them Christian Leadership ity ruling the majority. Stand day party and reumon on Sun- INTO VIOLENCE peaceful eurnpAign in the police sweep began. Arabs. 4 of L. E. Fisk of North 16th Washington, Poor People's Maichers turn to mass Conference. Sunday called on up for America when you hear day, June 9, at the home of civil disobedience. Scores were ar- Most of the residents had left. Street, Murray, died Sunday at rested during this, demonstration in front only the "pure, righteous per- a someone unjustly tearing it Clyde Roberts. of the Agriculture Department. Police used tear Resurrection City to follow the • eight p.m. at the Convalestent K,t. when protesters sons who believe in nonviol- 4A 'down. Insist that all laws ee Roberts has three child- started throwing bottles and sticks at police in Resurrection City Rev. Ralph David Abernathy on Division of the Murray Callo- Mr. ence" to "go to the lion's den." — India obeyed by everyone — all the ren, Paul Roberts of Detroit, a protest march to the Agricul- V.'a V Clunty Hospital where she At a prayer meeting in Re- time. Challenge the person who Dallas Holland, and ture Department and Congress. a formal had been a patient for the past Mich., Mrs. surrection City, he said he offers ill-conceived solutions, both o f With more than 1,000 Wash- if giving Mrs. Clyde Roberts, Calloway Students People's Cam And, don't wait for someone two months. Murray Women To ington Metropolitan Police and w. uld lead Poor rebellious The deceased was the form- Murray. paigners up the federal hall ti nen who else to do it for you." . Rep.. grandchildren are Tho- U. S. Park Police in the vicinity, er Bertha Fisk and was a re- His bcholarships Play In State the Capitol, defying govern- pendence Don H. Clausen (Calif). Roberts. Bolo...Roberta, Ju the shotgun-armed policemen sident of Mayfield Route One. mas ment ordinances against demo lia Holland. Rudy Holland, Mrs. Golf Tournament conducted a house-to-house Survivors are her husband, Five Galloway County she strations on Capitol -Hill. The Hollyhocks 'down in front Ray Story, Mrs. Ken Under- . _ . search of the 836 a-frame huts. Cleve M Morgan of Mayfield have been awarded. -_-__ Twentieth Jell Stay IEN of Mrs Kelles's hatchery are wood. Mrs. Steve Douglas, and -dents $tpo Five women from the Cabo- About ICC- persona, inducting Route One; three daughters, Board of Regents scholarships "direct action" coordinator "I-mutt-TV ta 'j'atr--Attern. — A A red Eddie Roberts. way County Country Club are Ho- Mrs'. N. C. Bowden of Henry, attend Murray State Univer thy said. "If you don't go wit'l idvise the w • Great grandchildren are to included in the lineups for the sea Williams, remained in the Tenn., Mrs. Jake Alderdice of atty. me. that's all right. I've been Is as art, A large Smoke Tree on South Beth, Ann. and David Holland, 42nd annual WOrnen's State camp to be arrested. We Mayfield, and Mrs. George Mar- They are Jan Erwin Cooper, Almost all of mmunka- Sixth Street in full smoke. Sheila Jones. Denecia Story, Golf Tournament at file May- the small chil- (Continued on st.e. Six) row of Oak Ridge, Tenn.; one daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. L ednesday, Just noticed too that Dewey Krista and Leigh Ann Under- field Goff and Country Club dren and elderly had been en- hreher, Lenice F Fisk of Mur- Cooper of 161i Sunset; Cathy •14 iy connul- Ragsdale has one in his yard. wood. which opened today. couraged to depart the city af- ray, seven grandchildren; three Lou Harris, daughter of Mr. and govern- It might have been there for Other persons present for They are Mrs. C. C. (Betty) ter the legal permit for the great grandchildren Mrs. James Nolan Harris of is Frank the dinner were Ray Story, Mr. Lowry. Mrs. Charles (Veneta) poor to camp on government Funeral services will be held Route 1, Lynn Grove: Ada Sue Local Woman (Mr, and (Continued on Page Six) and Mrs. Mason Arnett and son, Sexton, Mrs Conrad (Evelyn) grounds ended at 8 p. m. (EDT) Tuesday at 210 p.m at the Hutson. daughter of Mr. sad o Corpor- Mr. and Mrs Phillip Arnett, Jones. Mrs Ed (Sadie) West, Sunday Several carloads of Byrn Funeral Home, Mayfield, Mrs. Dan Hutson of 709 Olive; Mr and Mrs Ray Mason, Mr. and Mrs Dorothy Holland. children and oldsters were tak- with Bro James Shockley, as David 'Sinclair, tp .ef Mr. argill Passes Away 0 and Mrs Raymond Matheny, Mr. The week long festivities for en to other places. during the sated by Bro. John Hoover, of- Mrs Raymond Sinclair, Route and Mrs. Marvin Holland. Mr. the state tournament opened night. iirasias ficiating. s2. Miifray: and Patricia Wilson, .5; and Mrs. B. E. Trevathan, with a mixed four-ball tourna- The showdown began less Mrs Grace Robertson, widow a Interment will be in the daughtgif of Mr and airs. Albert County Man Claud G Rowland, Ken Under- ment barecue at the Mayfield than 14 hours after the legal of the late E.
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