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The News, Part 2, August 22, 1968 Murray State's Digital Commons The eN ws Newspapers 8-22-1968 The ewN s, Part 2, August 22, 1968 The ewN s Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tn Recommended Citation The eN ws, "The eN ws, Part 2, August 22, 1968" (1968). The News. 1616. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tn/1616 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 eN ws by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ILLIZZZACIM IFniikketAWISIMMIii10 Pr;nt shows tJi Fulton, Ky. Thursday, August 22, 1968 Page 8 i STRICTLY BUSINESS lay Whetter% Ellington Mentioned Voters May Decide For Vice-President Southern Democratic Party officials have an- On Schools Merger :Iowa plans to support see of awe men for the Democratic vie* = Presidential sonitnation, suggesting as theft can mite bottled• ma- The decision as to whether Onion Comity and Vahan City should Weal ticket with one of the men In Sie WOW mot. ; ;4141.11 operate ender a single educational maim may ultimately be Left The list announced Welleseday WOWS Tams Gov. Jobe Con- For the in lea vote of the people, °bloc County Judge Dan W. McKim:la nally, Tennessee Gov. Buford' X said today. Ellington, Louisiana Gov. Join sure touch Judge McKinnis made the state:neat following Tuesday's cam.. McMillian, South Carolina Gov. of a mends by Union City Mayor and City Manager decorator... James L. NIPPY Robert McNair, former Goys. Strawberry Alarm Clock Mara Carl Sanders of Georgia and David Mandl favoring t....14.1natvdtm.-94.4,0(ms, • single Terry &Word of North Carolina, didis system with To Play At Festival a greatly expanded and Sen. George Smathers of it Its cowrie:demi. The Strawberry Alarm Clock, Poly-flew (*Ws Ylsil flat Fulton Library Florida. one of the nation's leading psy- lac al The jodmi said today beamed In Nashville, Hudley Crockett, with chedelic pop bands, will Smart new solow,.the Rem Mayor Nippy sad Mr. Fria- Elliedterts news secretary, amd Corinna mil but at the sixth anneal International right colors are irours Ilie se said Si. final declaim: Eyes Tax Funds the governor "appreciates their should be ▪ Banana Festival in Pulton, Ky.- to c.hoom is Poly- Setter subtoitted to the peo- tbougthfolitess. However, Floe/ Gov. South Fulton, Tow., Iliterdhf odorless vinyl ple. The board of directors of the lillington *Ms not consider flat. Smooth easy : The .1 would be in afternoon, Sept. 7, at IOC favor of a coun- Fulton County Library will rec- • certalialy at this time— as painting.as tick ..; tote a ty committee The performance will be Staged being appointed to ommend to the county's fiscal a serious candidate drying. W Mk work for national in the lent auditorium at Si, 1 tern a with a city group to see court that a tax of 3.5 cents old office." Kitty League Park, following ; stadia how such a consolidation of sys- valuation be asses- the per $100 of Elliagton, who will go to the parade and accent temstime could be accomplished," county for the support barbecue. ; sed in the convention as Tennessee's favor- "Incense A Judge McKim:de said. and was of the libraries in both Fulton ite soe, has said he feels Con- Pe'PPerlo lid" EXCHANGE ; dela& the song that brought this West The judp agreed with the city and Hickman. nally would balance •; Pere ll the Demo- Coast band to national fame.Oth- officials that the most pressing The move was decided upon at cratic ticket. But i weddh he added he er songs that haw kept Si.Straw- need of both systems today is meeting of the board Thurs- does FURNITURE CO. a not consider Connally the berry Alarm Clock la the eatimal ';• erring expanded vocational trades day night. only possibility. limelight are: “Tomorrow," Commercial ; marks classes. in order to get the library tax In New York, ill 472-103 one loading and "Ilt with A Gera." i.: the br question on the ballot for the contender for the presidential .The most Important thing at November general election, a nomination, vice A p the moment is to provide special 'Don't know why he can't make his own calls. He's got a president Hu library board member ex- bort was p vocational course:: for the 50 per Humphrey commented: plained, petitions are now be- dial phone on his desk!" "There Ray a cent of the ft:Meets who do not go are a lot of good men ing circulated in Fulton, Cayce • on the list. the college," he said. I welcome their a Ca and Hickman. The petitions must recommendations and will con- BACK-TO -SCHOOL Dodd , Judge lieKinois be in the hands of the county sider what they have to say." mid that while Brasil Leads World We some duplication could be aired court clerk by Sept. 5. Fair This Year Another candidate for the tap a.'Am, In Tapioca Preydisct spot on the ticket, Sen. George WEEK! at die by combining the two ethool aye. Petitions also are in the Ful- S. McGovern, said that the The terns, he did not believe such a ton and Hickman libraries and RIO DE JANEIRCr— Brazil pres- and when you are At Turner Field idential ndminee should tired bike combination could be operated tnterested persons are being grows almost a third Of the select his running mate. or study worn, flow-I more cheaply. urged by the board to go by the world crop of manioc, better Some Obi= Ccunttans are so The South Dakotan was • libraries and sign them. known asked crepe. "In fact, as cassava or its prod- happy the Obion County Fair is for comment on the I would say with as There was considerable con- seveoman d'anat expanded vocational uct. tapioca. Almost 25.5 million getting a new home they are de- list of possible program the troverey early this year when the vice-presidential -REFRESH, pire i coral:A:lotto:1 tons a year of manioc are pro- termined to go out to Grove nominees would probably cost fiscal court tacked on a 6-cent while on a voto.hunt- the ceased here. Creek Park this year. lag swing with lifted taxpayers more than they are tax for the support of the li- through Pennsylvania now paying. However,If Sorry, but you'll have to wait and nealli the coun- braries. After petitions against southern New Jersey until next year because this Wednesday. sleeve ty passes Its 1645,000 school bond the tax were presented to the year's edition, elicions Foods, Aug. 36-31 .11see• are not the at the issue ant.if Union City builds •113 court, the special tax was abol- will be back at crowded old men 1 .4111iimma Nickel alloy parts of a nev riculd think at. But shirt, ;Mon high school, the tax ntes ished. At that time it was sug- Turner Field. that's a dental cutting tool can be made jodgewat I think should be re- Drinks and able in both the county and city will gested that the question be plac- The confusion began when The Desserts to vibrate up to 60,000 or more served for whomever is the tWt°4 to Mon eurraY," tie sat& ed or the ballot so the citizens Messenger ran an aerial photo- repeal could decide the issue. times a second, far higher than Presidential neetiose." graph of the new fairgrounds in Sen. 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