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The Ledger and Times, August 12, 1959 Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 8-12-1959 The Ledger and Times, August 12, 1959 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, August 12, 1959" (1959). The Ledger & Times. 3675. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/3675 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]. , ea IP 11, 1959 Belida As A Best Al! Round Kentucky Commingty Newspaper The Full en's Sunday Largest First Baptist Picture Circulation ,In 7.30 p.m. in .tie Parker. of Kentucky The City rris Lamb.* sharge of the • Politics Larges, Circulation In 'County Y HOME United Press International IN OUR 89th YEAR Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, August MURRAY POPULATION - ILIPD 12, 1959 10,100 VoL LXXX No. 190- iham Lincoln a state mem- Gary Estranged Former Countian ited by thou- Local Man From Ty year. The e Famous Father !Combs Seeks Observes Birthday ame lks-story• Eighth Street vote Labor On Calloway By RICK DL A former C aintain low nto w n diii- Fined On anovi I Support Of Will A. Li Rock Ray e . celebrated ho 90th VEGAS, Nev. (UP!)- ir.r" • birthday Sunday August 9th In Gary Crosby. eldest son of croon- i Macon. Tenn.. where he B. Boone Jr., Drunk Driving -'' N er Bing Crosby. admitted today Waterfield - with his daughter, Mrs.- Bessâlives ,announce the Bill May Come he is bitterly estranged from his Peak. ard Bradford, --oe father. Out of town guests o spent chools A 12 man Jury in Are the Murray county court FRANKFoRT repo - Democratic this morning found "We "just don't get along," he the' day with ehirn re Mr, and weighed seven Clifford Gar- gube: tori al nominee Bert T. _ told United Press International Mrs. Charles and children, risson to -be guilty of a charge Combs visited Lt. Gov. Harry Lee I birth. in an exclusive interview. Linda, Nan . Janice and Ken- of drunk driving. His wine wee Watereeld here M. nday to seek By Nightfall fixed at Gary, 26. said Bing has not neth Reye of Chattanooga. Tenn.. $100, but he was. given the active support. of his yet primary No, no jail sentence. delving come to see him and his Mr.jefd Mrs. Gene Dale Ray and integrated His lic- election opponent for the 'all three brothers-Dennis, Philip daeghter, Carol cense was automatically revoked and caMpaign. from Calvert City; By BETTY PRYOR he privately disagreed with Ei- Lindsay-in their smash new Ky., Mi. and Mrs. Will Ray and for a period of six . months. Atte r their conference, ch United Press International senhower stand on the stronaer nightclub act at the Sahara Hotel children. Larry. Barbara, Gloria -He had been charged by the lasted for more than en- hour By BRYCE MILLER jailed," Faubus told the crowde WWASHINGTON (1.155 - Labor bill. The President praised the here. and Gary Ray. Mr. and Mrs. common-wealth with drunk driv- behind the closed doere-Of Water- United Press International at the state Capitol. Secretary James P. Mitchell today measure in a nationwide radio- And. he added, he has no in- Buford Htirt and sons, Har ing after he was involved in an field's office, the amount of activ.i . "This should be used onfy as joined President Eisenhower in television broadcast last Thursday tention of extending an invitation and Richard Hurt, Murray, Ky., LITTLF: ROCK, automobile accident which or- supp rt that, ,..Combs can expect Ark. fleP11 a last resert. The sun is hot out backing a tabor refcrm bill night. to the crooner. many grand - children, great- -Three Negroes cured last Thursday night. from Waterfield remained in integrated Hall there where the police areet on supported by business groups and In( his letter, Mitchell noted '"Tile other boys can invite children, great - great - graedchil- High School peacefully None of the -particulars of the doubt today but duty. This enforcement of an il- conservatives in the House. that Eisenhower described t h e laim-IT they want," he said. dren and friends from Macon, a throng demonstrators. aocident played any.- part in the terfield said. "As to the de- after legal duty will soon become bur- Mitchell disclosed hit views_ in Landrum as _craning "Aain't gonna bother me in the Tenn, hearing a speech .- trial this morning The jury was rae of my activity in the cani- by Gov. Orval densome. letter to Rep. George M. Wire --------------------- +lie friends. in Calloway De- a closest to meeting the standards told that they weie not to 'con- coon- E. Faubus, started marceingef=4.1 "Let us act so posterity will be for - pattnr=atrato be &seas helper iR-NJ ) just before the he has set out for effective reform - There-have reporte be inter in' IA etsii4leepeetidleListemesetetenate..and.___ lack and sider who was at fault in the nulled We Intend to enscusee .7€ House started its final round of legislation. friends of the Crosby family that he is enjoying- fair health High School. cident. but were only to deter- further later." tie:ter weekeeffree Bing might slip into Pawn and is always. general debat on reform legisla- "I agree with the President." mine whether or not Garrison quiet- pleased to hear Faubus said the school board Combs ,Said he made the visit One Negro will tion. Mitchell said. He urged the Huse ly some night toeeeatch the show. from them. integrate Cen- was under the influence of al- to Invite Waterfield to "has -betrayed the Pef-tPic." which begarieluly 28 attend a tral at 3 p. m. EDT.. Central There was a chance the House to puss such legislation "speedily." cohol at the time the accident oc- and will make no doubt that this inte- Democratic fund - diviner was the scene could reach its first test of voting first balloting would be end Sept,..4.. of a riot in the in- gration The on cured. in Louisville. Aug. to is by force." he said. "No -But its Hollywood, fling's bro- 29. and also tegration uproar of 1957 and strength in the heated battle be- various amendments. A final vote The defendant requested that force at my command has any- exp.ess a desire that Waterfietct Four Local President Eisenhewer- sant ther and business adeiser, in fore nightfall. was not expected before Friday the trial -be by jury. Normally Larry, thing to do with the force being said: play an active role in the .Novem- paratroopers to protect nine Neg- The main fight is between the or possibly Saturday. Only 40 or trials in the county court are used to compel integration and "I doubt it. Bing has ber election campaign. roes who attended the school- JG Eisenhower - endorsed Landrum- 50 of the House's 435 members held before the county so much the 4orces at my command will dge. Waterfield pointed tut after the When Griffin bill and a measure drafted plans that know of. One reason Teachers End Police Chief Gene Smith not were reported to be uncommitted. This morning's procee s were be used. We can win this is that he's with a group meeting that he has already said heard abut the march toward by the House Labor Committee. The galleries were packed and heard before ayburn. fishing battle. _The most effective way_ Judge Nat he will support the Democratic . ii Centre', is off Alaska. he ordered more men to is.e0eh is supported by Speaker nearly all the lawmakers were in Ryan Hughes s defense law- by use of your vote." "I'm nut going up ticket in November. and that he the scene. Sam Rayburn. The outcome was their seats when the backers of yer and Miller was the to Vegas. eletice Lourse The boys has also purchased a ticket to the .n doubt, with both sides agreeing three rival cleanup measures be- Commo want to be on their alth representative. SW-per-plate dinner. "Bob," he told assistant chief extrerrfe own. and I imagine Bing feels . VP! it would be settled by an gan their pleas Tuesday. It was1 R. E. Gthscock, "you'd same Combs said he planned to visit Among the ninety better close vote. virtually certain that the House the way about it that I science • Waterfield again and discuss his get those men over there." Wavel Haynes refuted suggeri- do." teachers selected from Vteeni Mitchell's letter would approve some reform It is about a mile from the Gary, sitting in his dressing role in the campaign. states, to attend the eight week hens from sothe Democrats that islation after battling over ow r. Mitchell Capitol eeiViderfield to • Central High. Secre- room between shows. said: has made no szc.et Natienal Science.Foundation Sum- th ma Rush tough to make it in fiercest .,.,. ,,.f solo. C. G. Hall e..4,... 'V.4 did some things last of the fact . that he is deeply mer Science Institute recently • Dies Tues'dayi right of the session. Christmas that resentful err earn& of the thtrigir feted at Murray State Many House embers reported Is I felt were for Crsta4dIMMillillgiMilliIMIIIIIIIIIII -.- Speaker At that were said about him by lege from right. They're personal, were William B: Taylor. PHIANS" Pledge Made they never . re have been sub- • Wave! Haynes.
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