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The Ledger and Times, May 18, 1965 Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 5-18-1965 The Ledger and Times, May 18, 1965 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, May 18, 1965" (1965). The Ledger & Times. 4814. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/4814 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]. - • /a , ••••••••• 6 • , • .965 Selected As A Best Al! Round Kentucky Community Newspaper The Only Largest Afternoon Daily Circulation In Murray And Both In City Calloway County • And In County 311tarriy Population 10,100 United Press International Is Our 11th lies; Murray, Ky., Tuesday Afternoon, May 18, 1965 Vol. LXXXV1 No. 117 Seek Argument Of 'Seen & Heard Citizens Grant To Make Possible Eight Lakes State Heads Around To Block Weeks Aid To Pre-SChoolers Area Funds Proceeding I Congressman Frank A. Stubblefield today announced that MURRAY _ • a Head Start oriaisct to weeks of pre-school train- Olinonents of plans to- drop a Lasweasissiasets FRANKFORT. Ky - Lt Gov ing this summer for 22 need., children in Murray will be made 170.010-acre Retween-the-Lrikes re- Dr. Clyde Orr. associate dean far Harry Lee Waterfield said Monday Possible by a contribution 01,53,407 from the Office of Eco- graduate studies a Etiaterti crettional arei in Western Ken- there were ni limits to which Gov. nomic Opportunits, the Federal agency coordinating the "war at Keetern tucky. yesterday asked a House 41 to an honors program Edward T Breathitt will go to on 1 subcommittee to withhold funds for poverty". rode,. -complete his unrestrained domina- the proles-I, tion:of the lecoslat tire" Operation of the Head Start classes at a Child fit vlopment protestors are Mns Cirrine His talk ROA edit"( 'Isp5aiscass The e eh irse was the latest in a Ciunty. Georg.? Center to be established will also provide emplos rnent for two Modifiers Whitehead of Lyon se of. verbal blows exchanged by and Mrs *Milts from the neighborhoods where the children live and for B'etdt of Golden pond Wa did and Breathitt on control Snipe of Thin Lakes. fifteen volunteers who are needed to assist in preparing the Misplaced Moaners are people who• Tuareg L. of e MAU. Senate Breathitt re.- BasizNiny they said that the Ten- youngsters for the first rrade this L. Hide behind a _mask of anti- ce d emended that Waterfield fall. nessee Valley Authority, which is Keith 11111 social behavior. be ripped of the special powers tiaerid Weatrew Itlekman developing the 40-mile long recrea- "Availability of these funds in oitr district will enable us to 2 Belaeoe the world mire turn a Jew. Sappy the Senate gave him during the Barkley and Ken- give these children a head tion area between last Genets! AsserriblY Festoon, Wat- start in escaping from the tiOtches tucky lakes. a land grabbing. and er(i* of poverty by striking at the # 2; Achieve reoogrutaan at anv cc,* Manley called for abandon- Keith [hills root cause: lack of early educa- thousand homes:Agnelli Honor Given that anieral ment of a policy whereby during tion", the First District Congressman said. He further stated 4. Resent authonty, displaced unnecessarily Jesse Sapley will be the 'trial quarter of each session, that we will be "putting needy children on an equal with -TVA has heretofore been re- the 19 Senate committees turn over those more tie says that our hope is In the fact residents AS a Director Of fortunate." cognized by valley their reports to a "rules ocennut- that thaw "rniapieced modifiers" sat To Sheriff agency and idealistic reasonable Speaker For tee The practice laid Waterfieat. This project . ik aponsored and will be carried out by the n the and he ail nil:writ) urged with a heart, in dealing with peo- gives the governor absolute control keep theen there. Murray Hoard of Education. to ple.- Mrs Whitehead said "Today over _the final days of the Penton National JC's that image is considerably tarnish- Rickman Rotary lit a period when usually there is • , Congressman Stubblefield congratulated all those who The West Kentucky Parkway took ed in the 11ght of this area of pure log) of bills to be dealt wan contributed to the planning of the project and called for at: I-, $146.819 16 during the month of empire butt:Wig she said. B hItt has called for a return many volunteers as possible to help with the care and train- .10-11 East April the highway took 1114.4011 Ursa Semplit Jesse Sspley. Director of Piddle to mnuttee on committees' pro- Keith Hill was elected national Streit! Woodrow with the ing of the children. in $104037 40 Rickman wag In a statement filed Relations Nashville Area Martha, s of appoint curearattees director of the Kentucky Jaycees at 0 named Committees as "en outaanding 011146821 Hume Appropriatanns _Cr Commerce sin be the featured nine bills Waterlield., as thee''Convention held in Louisville for 1904' Mrs. Senator Thruston Morton and Senator John Sherman The two Mointatin Parks*. show- according to a letter he puhhe works autoommittee. speaker on Thursday night for the tig officer of the Senate dur- the past weekend. received Cooper in a telegram said "Glad to learn Head ed an eicresae over hiret April akin from William T. Pendle- Whitehead and that Kerr-McOee annual Ladies Night of the Murray 1964 session narnesa all cam- Hill's duties will be to represent Start projett ton Jr • includes aecretary treasurer of tlir oliInduetries of Okinhoms," an en- Rotary Club Rotarians will have end assigned all bills. the Kentucky Jaycees on the nat- $4,135 grant far Murray Board of Education for 22 The Kentarky Turnpike took In Kentucty Sheriff's association. terprise of the late Sen. itcbert their wives as their guests for the aisterding to the lieutenant ional level and work with MI club. children". Shedd Ftackrnan received - 6304 604 40 in April It la intending a Mud Kerr d Oklahoma acquired at treat occasion which will be held at 8 30 gas' r. every member d the in Regan No I in Kentucky He some the tp note theft, the Western Kentucky certificate reading "Val at 160100 Aced of imudiand atter at the Kenlake Hotel on Thursday Sc was examined to the commit- must visa all 26 clubs at least one • • f to certify that the the and conduct Sesua". _ Partway comperes favorably with project .was announced by tight tees 'his choice and each one tame dunng year has been recognazed,trine - nw b* turnpike istalch is located in White Hoirie Rev Henry , MeRenzie will be either as chairnian or der- three reglonal meettngt V GU1-y Participate in unit' thcky (Iberia's Anochatia as an said a omporat- • more haw* pagsdated slid trav- Mrs kgtutettead toastmaster far .t'ie octliainn.and e:IL I_ .M.-tba Cluietanding-411seriff live-illiahrld. ion forinid to administer Mr- Mil. lass Jay Lockhart win give the in- teas Murray Cal:tension. has been carn- ch eled area. Kentucky for tile year 1964. ' keep it While other than paining for this office for the past .10 • on Page 51 is getting to vocation Special music will be mil- "If you can be any fairer iCiantlissed -The aforesaid has discharged the ennubby.Seout Camporee landowner, are being required to vided by Misses Vicki Harmon and Ulm I'd like to see it done," said three months Fred Wells was his manner deletes df Sheriff in a to sell their property Sandy Warren on the act:ordain. Waterfield *snapslgn 'chairman. • hring honor unto himself and fel- Jaycees and wives at- She aaked that Corsgrewe finualer President Joe Dick will welcome Murray a " filierifis" the protect to the Depertaient 01 the Ladies and Mrs Ralph True- tending the convention were Mr. About 70 Scouts and leaders par- very Important arid It was necessary larmonlous Mr.- Teridlee.ai In a letter which t he Interior for neer will make the response Two Involved In ,artd Mrs Hill. Mr and Mrs Walla. ticipated in the Chief Chennubby dim their thoughts should be pro- Bert Outland - accompanied the certificate said and Mrs Howard Steen, Otis. District per r members The budget calidseVirtailliad R. L. Ward vice-provident of the Mr Camporee lea week-end in thoughts • is the highest honor that for TVA to tee to acquire land in dub will introduce R.tariens and Accident Today Landoit. and Harry AMOS. the new between the lakes arm- Summer camp will open at th- bestow upon one ing the Oillatatsen can the ares their guests area The camporee. the find ▪ Scout Reservation with Explor- This a &warded to tc be June - Passes Away 411 allialbers fluppogers of the project. yin Mr Edney attended tstatitte Ten- Two partione from Puryeer. Tenn., held in the new area opened er dare at Ourip 9-12 Thu Oily VOW stierina throughout the lrmIstsle- lawn *volved In an atilismobne riday May i4 and elated week will be for Explorer, only anti remits, bat 4, availed. Rai, Pow* MINK oning Mete Course and the Uni- Gnifs. ' Tennis- Team Sunni) excelled in the will include Ade win have field. Democrat froth Murray. say ting.* of Tennessee In the class of aidant tits morrang _at 6 40 en morMng following church services many actAntitill They ual.
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