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For more information, please contact [email protected]. orb A, • , Sent- eee (YT 9,1962 een- become as to a e territory. de- la I hereof. :hat Ordinance As A Beg An Round Roma" •e adopted by Selected Conimnft, Ileuripapet- icil of Murray, is, repealed. irst reading on uly, 1962: City of Largest layor, God Circulation In The City , City Clerk We A-9-C Largest Trust Circulation In DPAME NT The County IP11 — The De- ruesday refused published re- IN OUR 83rd YEAR United Press International Murray, Ky., Friday Afternoon, MURRAY Robert S. Mc- August 10, 1962 POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXXIII No. 189 FBI to inves- ..mm.11111M.- 41M.. Lion sources of military writer fused comment sistant Defense Sylvester de- ra has ordered owing" of any V NOR t isf the Yenta- COMBS HAS BUSY DAY HERE Canter Overwhelmed Final Rites For )RDSR Local People At Wife's Death _ Airport Temporary State Capitol Is lupt — Presi- Mrs. Outland Today an ,Local Reservists sday issued Final rites for making Will Attend BEVE1ILY HILLS, Calif. (UPI) — Mrs. Cozy Out- Road To Be land were held this afternoon at Located At Calloway High irt a the State Veteran entretainer Eddie Can- the Sinking Spr i n g tor, overwhelmed by grief at the Baptist Church with Rev. Norman Cul- State Meeting death of his wife, was not expect- Governor Bert Combs had a Missouri. are considering at pre- Are ed -tinbe able to Paved pepper officiating. Burial -was In..busy day in Honored At attend her funer- Calloway County-- to- sent • the the Elm Grove Cemetery. routing••ef al _services today. day ai he established a The question Mrs Outlandand sage 80, died Weds. concerning 1-24 LI eapital"-- at-Calloway Comte whether the road MS daughter, Mrs. Natalie Metz- Calloway - County Judge Robert nesdaz retorrii,ng et her home Mould tie rout'an - ed east ger, said there has been no re- 0. 'Stiller was notified this morn- 310 South Eighth Street. of Barkley Lake ar west. The Natienal Heine Demonstra- near currence of the heart ailment that ing by Highway Ccmmissioner Pallbearers were Paul Max Wil- Murray. ,Dinner tion Council Conference will be has plagued Henry Ward that the Murray Cal- Governor Cennbsl reminded By Cantor those Clubs for several -shThe;'Hal ford Lovins, Jimmy Gel- held at the Universes.. of Kentuc- esent that years: blithac -thifflt it might be Imlay County Airport Road will limore, Dale Outland, Eddie Ket4iiieky--04 east to ky sn August 12 through 15th. the too much for him" to attend the be paved. Shroat, and Hassel Kuyicencloall. Marshall County line h as Murray and Calloway County's Mrs. J. A. Outland, Dtstrict Di- just been services. The black-topping will be paid The Max Churchill Funeral re-paved and that "high returning 'service men were hon- rector of the First District of the priority" is Mrs.' Cantor. 70, died Wednes- for by slate funds and includes leorne had charge of the arrange- being given the pos• ored yesterday at the Murray Wo- Federation of Homemaker's as- steley day of a heart attack. She had onle the entrance road from the ments of widening the road. He man's Club House by the civic sisted with the planning of this been bothered by heart trouble Penny Road to the airport itself. said that state cress's will probably clubs of Murray and the Chamber Convention. for the past seven years and had The paving will be done at an begin work next week on paving of- Commerce. been estimated $4.130. Thomas Keith Name the airport entrance road at Kyle Those attending will be Mrs. cenfined to bed since Febru- cost of Service men from Company ary. Field. Lees Norsworthy, Calloway Of New Arrival 398th., Bn. 100th. Division, 439th. Cantor, also 70, has had The Governor said Kentucky County Homemaker's delegate, a heart Niece Of Local Civil Affairs C417 and National ailment for several years. The will be the number one state this Mrs. Kenton Breach of the Cold- Thomas Keith is the name chos- I Gaard were honored with the goggle-eyed comic, who attained Man Wins Trip year in the awarding of highway water Club and Mess Erin Mont- en by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pat luncheon at the regular meeting starodm in every media of the contracts for work paid for other gomery. Those that plan-to go Thernton for their baby boy, born time of the Murray Rotary Club. entertainment industry, collapsed Palmer. niece of Herschel than federal funds. GER for one day are Mr. and Mrs. Mary. at the Murray Hospital Wednes- Mayor Holmes Ellis presided when he learned of his wife's Th'rcl Street, With pride Governor Combs re- Cliften Jones and Mrs. Bb Orr. Palmer of 307 South day at 315 p.m. The baby weighed over the meeting and members of death and was in a state of shock. Murray wen junior girl's 50- cognized the state park system as These two, along with Mrs. Bar- the six pounds and 12 and ens.-half all civic clubs in Murray were He was placed under- sedation the commonwealth's second larg- letta A. Wrather will sing with the sera dash recently in the Illinots ounces 0 present for the occasion. and nurses were maintaining a Junasn Jamboree est industry lie called Kentucky's All-state Cherus tion Tuesday eve- Sports Sectional The Thorntons have two daugh- Following a brief hand shaking 24-hour vigil -at his bedside. park system the "great park sy- ning. - held in Marion, Illinois. ters. Centhia Jo -age 4. and Regina in the large room up stairs th After a marriage of 48 years, stem in all "the' world." She won an expense paid trip Sue, age 2. group of reservists and local civic The Cantor was proud of the fact that In closing the Governor Mid program cos-rests oof a tea to another Jamboree to be held Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. club members entered the dining at She his family life contradicted the that he believed Kentuckians Student Union BAlildIng in Sterling, Illinois.. A. J. Marshall and Mr. and Mrs. e room where they were led in the from 2 to 5 stereotype of Hollywood-Broadway has everywhere possessed a spirit of o'Clock, with a beauti- Mars taken part in the James D. Thornton. A maternal * Pledge of Allegiance by Randall ful vesper marriages. Ile and Ida began progress, optimism, cooperation and with the Bluegrass Illinols State Junior Sports Jam- great-grandmother is Mrs. Frank ;ON Patterson. Rev. Marvin Jones gave Chorus. their courtship when they were 13 enthusiasm that will continue to On Monday there will be boree for two years and has won Lawrence. Governer Bert T. Combs the devotion. General Ben Butler two tours, one of the, horse farms years old and were married on nine test place blue ribbons and carry the state forward. Following the lunch served by Joe Pat its an employee of the The Governor was accompanied and country-side. the other of his- June 9, 1914, when they were 22. trophies and two Seerricl place. ty High School, spoke to a civic the club house personnel. Mayor "...pleasure to serve" Ledger -aic Times. by officials of several state de- torical places in. Lexington. Mon- Their marriage survived the She is 12 years old end will luncheon at noon, and addressed Ellis recognized the various club partments. including Highways, day, eveiting there will be a pro- opposition of :Mrs. Cantor's fa- enter the Metrupolis Junior High graduates of Murray State College heads and the Chanther of Com- NOW YOU KNOW Parks, Economic Security Publis ceseional of all state presidents. ther, who disapproved cif anyone School this fall. at its summer curnmencernent ex- merce, which was host to the ser- The main 'meeker of the evening in show business, Cantor's rise to By United Press International Assistance), Commerce and Public 2lub vice men, The reindeer is the mainstay of ercises. Informatiun. Their job was Li veal be the president of the Uni- 1~ in "Ziegfeld's Follies," his JA,UARY, PLAYER ENTERED of Gee Credos new into .11,arra3 He read 3 letter from versity of Kentucky, President last fortune in the 1929 crash, the .ecenomy the- Laplanders heti) areeter (potions said handle tuer — De- living in this morning to set up a tempor- reouerts of gressman Frank Albert Stubble- Frank G. Diekey On Tuesdey and his subsequent second strug- ST. PAUL. Minn the northern reaches of visiting citizens. ., Odd champion Don January Norway. Sweden, Finland and the ary office at the new county high Bill Miller, Cn110- expressing his congratula- morning the moan speaker will be gle to the top of the entertain- feeling principal of have schoor building in his program of w lions to the reservists for the job Mese •Chlee Gifford, a werld-fam- ment field. 3rvi PGA titl:st Gary Player Soviet Union, and is used as both way Ccamty High Scheel, irestal- - Paul Oven park taking State government to the led the they have performed during the ous speaker tram Kentucky.
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