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The Ledger and Times, June 28, 1963 Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 6-28-1963 The Ledger and Times, June 28, 1963 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, June 28, 1963" (1963). The Ledger & Times. 4238. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/4238 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]. 1NE 27, 1963 Selected As A Best All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper In The Afternoon Daily Newspaper God For Murray We arid Trust Calloway County United Press International Murray, Ky., Friday Afternoon, June 28, 1963 MURRAY POPULATION 10, 100 Vol. LXXX1V No. 153 SUE 'A' le APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED BY COUNCIL 'Rev. And Mrs. John AAUVV Seeks Articles John Herdmen In Carried On Sutton Now In Greece Fire Chief Is Written By Dr. Hugh Army Pistol Match Routine Business McElrath Of Murray Rev and Mrs, Saul Sutton are FORT BENNING, Oa. tABTNCI Meet Last Night Tax Class John In Regular Sales, Use First now working with the Methodist Speaker For --Army Sergeant The Murray Branch of the AAUVV Church in its missm program at Hodman, whose wife, Rose. lives plans to make a book of the writ- Athens. Greece. on Route I, Almo. Ky.. participated the Coun- ings of the late Dr Hugh McElrath, The Murrall City Council met last tion with the Fire Chief, in the all-Army and Pistol Matches and other Mrs. Sutton-lis the former Ann Rotary Club Dr McElrath was a local historian night and confirmed appointments ty Health Department luScl at Fort Bcnning, Ga.. June concerning 19c Eva Gibbs, daughter of the late who compiled a large number of in- to the Murray Electric Plant Board. officials and agencies Can 5-15. condition of daellings or other Be the Used To Mrs. Murray and Mr. and Ed Gibbs. of Board of Zoning Adjustment, teresting facts about Mueray and Sergeant Herdman and 900 other and was a youth dIregtor of church named a City Building Official_ buildinas. Fire Chief nava Robertson was many of his articles were rim in the Army shooters representing com- work in Texas before her marriage. Riley Peeler, who is a regular the speaker at the Murray Rotary Ledger and Times mands around the world competed Ceylon Thurman Jr. was reap- She is well known in Murray hay- employee with the Murray Street Club yesterday. He was introduced in the 43 'individual and team events pointed to the Murray Electric lb. 29' mg lived here uns, her graduation At least two articles are not in Department, was given a increase by Fleetwood Crouch, who was in fired during the annual event. Plant Board for a term of four Enforce Order from Murray State College. the possession of the AAUW and $15.00 per month in salary to of charge of the program Winners at the meet now advance years_ Thurman's appointment was The Suttons ha', four children. they have asked that anyone having compensate for his irregular work- to the National Rifle and Pistol to expire on June 30 of this year. 49', Su.phen, Marsha Ann, Margaret, Chief Robertson recounted the clippings from the Ledger and Times ing hours. Peeler operates the street lb. By JOSEPH Matches in Camp Perry, Ohio, in Reappointed to the Murray Board VAIOLLA use tax permit and most whole- and John. Prior on their going to history of the local fire department,' about -Early Hotels and Taverns in sweeper, beginning at 2:00 a. m. August. of Zoning, Adjustment were Wells United Press International salers also must have one. Greece. the Sutton family lived in told of the duties of the firemen, Murray" and "Some Horses I Have each day when few cars are parked However, Marcum pointed out their qualifications.and their school- Herdnian entered the Army in Overbey and R. B Parker. FRANKFORT, Ky ret - Rev- Edingurgh. Scotland Known", to contact one of the mem- on the city streets. that further study is necessary by to the ing_ bers 1942. Building In- enue Commissioner James Marcilin Rev. Sutton %as called Humphrey Key. City Two temporary employees of the the legal division of the Revenue 'United States a Iew months ago Last year fire lasses in the Unit- spector was apiiroved as City Build- said today it is his "tentative opin- Anyone having all the articles or Murray Sanitation System were ion" Department before a final decision due to the death chas mother who ed States amounted to over one ing Official also. The office of that the sales and use tax just the two listed, is asked to- con- named as permanent employees last is made. The attorneys are expect- passed away in XlsoiMille, Tenn. billion dollars. Robertson said Over Nunn Criticizes Building Official is called for by permit used to department can be tact Mrs Russeal Terhune or Mrs night They are Willard Pace and $1 ed to complete their research into 300.000 home fires were recorded the Unsafe Housing and Building use to enforce an executive order Edmund Steytler The articles will Combs Road Program Curt Jackson. the question about the middle of with over 7.000 people losing their Code and he is the person who will banning discrimination borrowed and copied. then discuss:, the City Po- next week. lives at fires Of these people, 4,000 only be administer the code The Building In a T! the commissioner is correct, X-15 Can Fly To wits brought out were children, he continued returned. work in close coopers- lice Department it permit The same kind of study that was GREENSBURG, Ky. 1St - Louie Official will could well develop Into Chief Robertson pointed out that that the department received only the most being initiated in the Revenue De- 67 Miles, Pilot B Nunn. Republican candidate for lb. 69' weapon in the anti-dis- fire department and equipment and one call last Saturday when Leon cranination partment also was stated in other governor, in a speech at the Green arsenal %Ouch is now personnel is gardually being up- Beale was murdered about 6:00 being departments and agencies of state F13WARDS AFB Calif EMI — County Fair Thursday night. crit- prepared fur Gov. Bert graded A list of qualifications for rrat osfritai p. m. Councilman Charles Mason Combs. government, The governor gave the America's newest astronaut, X-15 Fiscal Court icized the present administration's firemen weSe adopted by the city Baker said that rumors were going department and agency heads 60 pilot Bob Rushworn, rays the rock- rural road program lb. 39' It is issued to more businesses are always be- about town that the police had re- days to come up with a tangible will has no. trouble" in council and efforts charged that the Demo- Adult Beds -- 65 and individuals than any other per- et ship - Nunn ceived a call earlier and refused to program, complete with the nes world altitude ing made to obtain intelligent young had failed to provide Patient:: Admitted 5 mit or license in the state. Every neces- shooting to a Works On cratic regime answer it. but that this was not men who desire to do a good Job, Isary regulations. record of 67 miles :text month an adequate ssstem of rural roads, Patients Dsisuissed 0 retail outlet must have a sales and he said. He listed a retirement plan true. The department received a call Regulation The 38-year-old Air Force ma- and said there ass us real change New Citizens Necessary as one way to obtain and hold good at 5:59 p m. and within slightly over yor based his prediction on his of facealin Frankfort when one Emergency Beds 0 An administrative regulation men for the department. Budget Today one minute's time, was on the scene "very smooth" X-15 flight Thurs- Democratic faction replaced ano- Patients Admitted From Monday would be necessary if the sales and Chief Robertson gave credit to of the shooting. day to nearly 56 miss in space ther. 10:00 a. sa. to Wednesday 8:34 a. m. use tax permit is to be used. just as former Fire chief A 0. Hughes, The Council approved a payment Weather He became the nation's ninth Nunn told a crowd estimated at Emit Keys, Rt 1, Almo: Mrs_ it will be necessary to use other per- Who headed the department on to the architect and the contractor astronaut by skyrocketing above 50 1,500 persons that Kentucky need- Hobert Brandon, 523 So. 11th. Mrs. mits and licenses in the fight December 16, 1921 and guided the The Calloway Fiscal Court met for the new Murray Hospital miles, the altitude A. man must soar ed to return to constitutional gov- Warren Hardin Williams, 204 The Board of Health, which issues department for the next twenty this morning to adopt a budget for Report beyond in a spa raft or winged ernment. Spruce: Mrs. James Frank Phil- I By motion it was agreed that the countless licenses and permits years. Chief Hughes laid the ground- the fiscal year beginning July 1. tuitsa Puss International vehicle to earn etronaut's wings. lips. Rt 5: Mrs. Ronald Lee Kelley, Mayor, the Street Cotrunittee and busy looking into the various aven- work for the department as exists The budget of the Murray Inde- -I think we ce 'easily ga 12 or 1716 sycamore; Mrs.
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