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Roth In City • 0[ For Murray and And In County Calloway County safer, 1 In Our 85th Year Murray Population 10,100 United Press International Murray, Ky., Friday Afternoon, April 10, 1964 Vol. LXXXV No. 86 Former Murrayan Is • McDonald To Be Succeeded By Murray Debate Judge For Oklahoma Wan loose As KEA President Team Rated Scholarship Meet Emergency Sessions In Clair McGavern, Association Dean of the College of Fine Arts and LOUISVILLE UPD - Jefferson Superior Professor of Music at Oklahoma County School Supt. Richard Van will Railway University, Shawnee. Strike Baptist Are Held Seen & Heard Home was assured of election to- be a judge for -the fifth annual day as president-elect of the Ken- Murray State College wa., rated Batik) Arnold Scholarship Compe- tucky Education Association. supenor in the college do loon of tition in Duncan, Oklahoma May 2. Around Van Home was unopposed for the the annual Southern Speech As- Duncan has 453 participating in office, as was Orb, Bernadine Fields sociaton Forensic Tournament held Two Sides Meet Separately their spring music festivals. The • of Central City for the office of at Houston, Texas, April 6-8. Arnold Competition has grown from vice president, in balloting by KEA Patsy Tracy and Martin Trcay MURRAY 75 students four year ago until now members throughout the day. were members of the Murray team it requires four judges giving cnt- With Team Of Negotiators The polle were to close at 3 p. M. rated superior More than 100 su- iciam during the day. Winner will (EST'. with the tab Walton to be perior and excellent ratings were We probably erred the other day be presented a scholarship to epply announced shortly thereafter. warded high school and college By WILLIAM J. EATON because many local labor officers by mentioning that an accounting on a music major in a college or Van Home will take office at the students from some sixteen south- United Press International said they had not received word student of Tom Hoganciunp made university. conclusion of the 1965 meeting. suc- ern states for their speaking abili- officially from union leaders in such a high grade, then proceeded MeGavern. native of Mercier. WASHINGTON . fatt-- Railway ceeding Roger Jones. a Breathitt ty Washington of the agreement with not t,o say who it was The student Pennsylvania, attended the Univer- union arid management represent- High School teacher who becomes Rev. Kerney Malley Announcement of the awards was the..president. is Robert Ethan Winstead of Madt- sity of Puteburah, and has a Bache- atives held their first round of KEA president with the close of to- made by Tournament Director Gregg An Informed source said the cheer suoville. Kentucky. lor and Master of Music degree, emergency White House mediation • general session Flirter, professor of speech at Flor- night's of the five railroad operating un- with major in piano, from Syracuse sessions today under the prodding 0 Making the prinicpal address at ida State University, Tallatisese. ions at first turned down the And to further explode the idea Rev. Bailey To UrAvenaty. Prior to his canon to of President Johnson who said he tonight's general session %al be Dr Phil's' presented the certifi- President's proposal because they that football players are all brawn OBU he was associate professor of expects settlement before a tem- Sir Julian Huxley. English biolo- cates at the Forensic Taxtrnitonerst said it would undercut their entire and no braille, Bud Oraften, who muerte at Murray State College. porary 15-day truce expires. gist, lecturer and philosopher Banquet April g in the Texas State bargaining strategy a senior at M. moored in Kentudcy He is on OBU's Curricul- The two sides met separately with by halting the La aino schedule was taken up Lead Revival Hotel Today's two-day-old strike against the Illi- the top 50 per rata on the national um and library committee and fac- a team of negotiators brought in for the most part by sectional meet- Twenty-five high schools and 23 nois Central Railroad This walkout examination. He played • good ulty council. He is a life member by Johnson after he narrowly avert- meethygs of groups allied colleges sent representatiyee to oorn- tugs and National Music ed a nation**, rall strite late triggered the earners' announce- game Ser Murray State last year retired of Phi Mu Alpha, with the KEA, mob as Weii A revival led ley the Ming Peel:_1_0 e1 pMe.in the 4gbatientsuiup, nigh Lyndon Johnson Thursday night: - -- ment that they intended to armorer too. aryerrizainter- - belongs to the- -state teachers associatiOniehliff lila just of *The-Ha-re] Dellitist—CEurcl will school students debated the nation- new work rules and national Music Educators or- Johneicn publicly declared before retried recogntlion as an authorized -begin Sunday. April 13th All org- al topic involving medical care for The source said that Johnson of CPAs. Bethel Richard- ganization, Federated Music Clubs. the talks began in the cabinet room Speaking group. anisations will be led by the youth the aged, and the collegians debated Cases Decided In affiliated Oklahoma and that he was optimistic about chan- talked with the union leaders per- son was at one time the youngest outgoing Sunday Musk Teachers of At Thursday's session, of the church with the federal aid to higher education ces settling the four-year-old sonally and they accepted his ori- IN in Kentucky of Atnerica. Court Of Judge for pranden. Roy McDonald. superin- morning service being led by Jimmy In individual events speakers ginal proposal with only one charee "Oklahoma Musk Teachers As- dispute over controvernel new work tendent of Trigg County schools. Wilson and the evening service by competed in oral interpretation. ori- Robert 0. Miller -the length of the "coating off" If yea have not pledged your pint sociatein Memberetup ana Accre- rules. said the KEA's No. 1 objective in Richard Vance. ginal oratory, extemporaneous period was reduced from Johnson's of blood for April IC now is the ditation" a an article he had pub- His negotiation team met feat the 1986 Kentucky General Assem- On Monday Rev. Kerney Bailey, speaking, and awaking to entertain. A minber of cases were disposed suggested 20 days to 15. time to do it, See Harvey D. lished in "American Music Teacher" with representatives of the rail- biy should be a bill to increase the pastor of First Baptist Church of Many of the students; wilt remain Robert 0. mastanne. of in the court of Judge roads, then with spokesmen of the existing raaninum school tax levy Carthage, Tlennessee, will be prevent in Houston April 8-9 to participate Meier over the past several days. made one of tete lie has judged auditions for in- major unions involved. Max B. Hart per $100 of sassised valu- for the services for the remaining in the Student Congress, a simu- of $1 50 festivals and for Acoorcting to the court record the The union officials were excused prtnci,pal talks over at Hopluneville in tenet-ale-ear musk ation to $.2 Such • bell was killed part of revival Bro. Bailey grew lated legislative situation pattern- were completed the past weekend at the Rotary Oklahoma Muesc Teachers Mood- felktering until Saturday morning at 930 Honor Roll of the legislature Church and did the recent 3ess1on up in Hazel Baptist ed after the national Congress. Oklahoma Clay Dlwid Lee Eason, Memptus. Ten- a. m (EST, while the manage- District meeting con- anon Member of McDonakl said the primary his schoolwork at Hazel and Cum- High school delegates will comprise nee, reckless driving. State Po- ment agreed to another - Pianists club he will president two group hold tinuing problems in the state berland College at Williamsburg He the House of Re preventatives, and nos* Fined $10.00 and costs at • up around the house years He has conducted piano session this afternoon. This appar- •Things pitted finding of new sources of also did tas seminary work at Sou- college students will make up the For Almo Is were the Shawnee music $16.60 ently dosed the door on chances Wedneviday night Kids came beet solution of wort-shoes for school revenue. and the them Seminars'. Louisville, graduat- Senate. The students will form Okla- Robert Comer Howie. Jr.. Heflin, at least from their camping trip. teachers arid students In for joist bargaining talks problems developing in rapidly ex- ing last year committees, draft bilis. elect speak- speeding _- home Music Teachers Aasociation Alabama. State Polliee. until Saturday, urban school systems The mum& for the reiival will be ers of both houses, and debate the panding chatranan of judges Fined $10.00 and costa of $15.50. Johnson's statement had an op- Announced If you see a bird out in the yard he has served as T.