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The Ledger and Times, July 19, 1958 Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 7-19-1958 The Ledger and Times, July 19, 1958 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, July 19, 1958" (1958). The Ledger & Times. 3368. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/3368 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]. Selected As A Best All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper JULY 18, 195g First .. Largest Circulation In with The City Local News Largest 40 • and Circulation In Local PictureA The Comity IN OUR 79th YEAR Murra KN, Saturda Afternoon, 19 1958 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXIX No. 171 se natural carelessness United Press people. Long and ir- >ties of work are not in orderly check-ups of ints, and farm peegie to overlook little thiNs iger life and limb. A ard in the barn floor. UNICIPAL PARKING VOTED BY COUNCIL pa, rubbish left idly Hair Styling Show Pre-School Clinic e all booby traps of To Appear Present Location Of Beale Number land Number6 Not To Be Held Here U.S. Plane Is Scheduled The Devry's Beauty Supply A pre-school clinic will. be to 90 In New Directory."2-5" System Used Company will sponsor a hair held at the Hearth Department Home To Park 75 Cars styling show in Murray for N. Falls To on Friday, July 25 at 9 a.m. for H. CC. H . N o. 275 and all beauti- all, the children from New Con- Thousands of times Murray The municipal parking pro- non-profit making groups to use • in Murray on July at cord, Faxon, ALmo, Dexter and telephone users have picked up cians 22 gram for Murray moved forward the council chambers and city •J at the Murray Independence schools who did their receivers and said "Number 7:30 p.m. Electric last night after a lengthy, dis- court room as meeting places "Number 6." For System budding. Rebel Fire not - receive their examination at cusston and two motions. ivith the stipulation --that they 2, please", a the regular clinic. many years those numbers have Carl Schmidt, who was form- The program as it stands now, clean up he chambers when they The parents are requested to been assigned to Dale & Stub- erly With the Realistic Company lacks only the mayor's signature leave. This is . to be cleared — A this clinic blefield Drug, Store and the Bank and now has his own business, BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI)- have their child at to a five year lease on the Beale through City, Clerk Charlie Gro- ot Murray.. will conduct the show. Mr. U.S. warplane crashed in the so that the school health card property on East Main street, gan. - But the calling of those fami- Schmidt will be showing the mountains 10 miles east of Beirut can be filled out and the smal- before it becomes a reality. Mayor Ellis reported that he latest in permanent waving and today, possibly a victim of rebel vaccination given. Law re- liar numbers will stop when A number of merchants were had received a letter from Lt. d hair styling. A spokeeman for snipe, fire. Another U.S. plane, qires that all children entering Southern Bell Telephone a n present last night at the regular Governor Harry Lee Waterfie0d A transport carrying U.S. Marine school - receive a smallipex vac- Telegraph Company's $1,000.000 the local chapter said that Mr. meeting of the city council. Gay- in regard to the street widenift reinforcements from Camp Le- cination. expansion program goes into ef- Sceirredit is famous in hair styl- Ion Thurman, Jr., spokesman for project around the court square. jeune, N.C., landed with . two fect this fall. ing and permanent waving. All merchants, reported to the Waterfield said that a surveying sniper bullet holes through it. the At that time Murray sebscrib- beauticians in Murray are invit- it"tneelef-riielthar-iTi TO team -would be in ithrrraereln----- Theekiteds-Lilnybassy reparted the ___essewillbe easigneds new nurribere ed- tc, area have two or three weeks and that the crash of the U.S. plane, and the East Main street under the Bell System's "2-5" - Mideast to the city .of actual widening would begin in' a taxi driver raced into Beirut pledged $9,000 numbering plan. Each user will Murray with $4510 of the pledge two or three week's after that VII VISITORS HERE with a report it had been brought have the prefix name PLaza 3 available now in cash. time. plus four other numbers, such down by rebel fire. Officials At A Glance Mayor Ellis reported also that it was estimated last night as PL 3-1234. The "2-5" designa- Visitors in the home of Mrs. said they doubted the report the state had let a contract eq By United Press International that it would cost approximately tion comes from dialing two Mary Ross, Olive Street, is because the-crash occurred well repair the storm sewer under BEIRUT: US. Army airlifts $9,000 to prepare the lot, on letters and five numbers. The Mrs. Ross' son, Bill, and his wife within government-held territory. North Fourth street by the Callo- 2.000 paratroops from Turkey which the Beale home now plan is necessary to enable Mur- and son, Randy, from Houston, In downtown Beirut, a contin- way County Lumber Corneal,. to join some 8.800 Marines al- stands, to pave it and to erect ray telephone users to become Texas. Accompanying them to gent of rebels invaded the Amer- While this is being saggieed in Lebanon. parking meters. There will be .part of _ the nationwide Direct Murray were Mr. and Mrs. Far- ican Presbyteriari Mission School ready traffic will be diverted veottet space for approximately 75 to "Dietance Dialing program in the ris Block and family, also from and opened a rifle and grenade UNITED NATIONS: Hopes for the block in which the Mu+ 90 meters on the large lot, de- future. Houston. assault on the government head-, speedy aceion by United Nations Electric System is 'located. pending on what pattern is used An old telephone directory dis- Mrs. Ross is staying 'in' Mur- quarters across the street. dimmed by Soviet veto of U.S. Chief of Police Charlie Meer The rebels, relatively quiet for _ the meters. ".• covered by Southern Bell em- ray while her "Noma' Int. International, police reported - that-the yellow gid1Ple husband and Mr. motion- to authorize Mayor . e landing force to replace US. Marines in fine collection boxes were being orx-'mTrnUen on to Ellis to sign the lease, which dent, Cleve Calhoun shows how Tuesday, suddenly increased their Lebanon. used to good advantage. Violators Fort Knox where Mr. Ross and called for ten year rental of telephone service has grown in activity as the United States now can pay their fines by Mr. Block will receive two AMMAR: King Hussein of the lot with a five year option Murray. ferried in an additional 2,000 using the boxes instead of going Weeks military training. Jordan praises loyalty of" army was voted down. The lease was The directory was published soldiers from the NATO base at to the city hall. Sr. and Mrs. Totin I. Ross of against conspiracies and plots by changed to five year rental with May I. 1922 by the Murray Turkey today. 'The council directed City At- Peoria. Ell., vIsTred in the Roes "evil elements" and Communist two five year options and this Telephone Company and shows The reinforcements brought to torney Wells Overbey to draw home also on their return home subversives. motion was passed, however the only 787 subscribers, including nearly 9,000 the number of US. up an ordinance locating unload- from Florida -where they have JERUSALEM: isra eji sources vote was split THE BANK OF MURRAY has used number 6 1, ens oases, rural users. Now .there are 4,314 troops in this tiny Middle East hue runes at Fourth andand Ma_ple, been vacationing. say Angee-,Ameeica, farces in Boudy Russell. who w this number also will be lost as the dial system brings in telephones in Murray itself. state. It equaled the size of the TWif-fitifire, TM- thin- - and- ToWn Irorc sat at the Akeletltp.. mad -thee- prefix esteriferillitr The clIreetory-7410".1r. legvane.. army. - istn and :Wed and Main. These un- •- 11, UAR President Gams! Adel the house would be sold or torn 'W. OVerby as president. Joe bere WKS no immediate iden- loading zones will be used by to turn to Soviet for aid. down. He will remove the home Lancaster as vice president and tification of the type of aircraft Nasser all carriers and will eliminate Saudi Arabia: Saudi and the iron fence and the city R. W. Overby as secretary-treas- that crashed in the mountains, , JIDDA, -parking in the center of the denies will be responsible for otherwise urer arid manager. The board of nor word on casualties. U.S. Arabian governmerit streets for unloading purposes. preparing the lot for use. directors included C. A. Hood, Marines rushed from their coastal clearance to US. planes carry- It was voted to place a curb , Seen & Heard The purpose of the lot is to Cons Frazier, C. H. Bradley, position to the scene. ing badly needed fuel to Jordan.
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