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The Ledger and Times, May 15, 1961 Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 5-15-1961 The Ledger and Times, May 15, 1961 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 15, 1961" (1961). The Ledger & Times. 5062. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/5062 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]. 4V` . Selected As A tient All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper . "....-dg --0 -op _, ‘A,as , L% i..". .11(a "Ik Largest The Newspaper v sdCi, i -. f*.elNlitos - - 0 .....,...=- ..,. .....- Circulation In .4 aith17 ... - •=._...„;--. (-- ...-, The City -17-4.-- -4--=4. 1 81.15 A. • With The r - .......z. l'i..... , - Largest ......... Circulation t\ss it\e\tc\st. til lian Circulation In -- -----4;:- - --.." IP). - ^ ,.1% - -'-• . - - The- County - al.. IN OUR 82nd YEAR nd Prews International Murray, Ky., Monday Afternoon, May 15, 1961 MURRAY POPULATION 10 100 Vol. LXXXII No. 114 Its Sock And Buskin To Hazel Man Close Season With Nuclear Grant England, France Passes Away Four One-Act Plays Mr. Jess Sexton Sock and Buskin drama club at To College s Murray State College will close its play season with four student- Early Today directed one-act plays Friday and Announced Place Pressure Saturday sight at 8 o'clock. Dies Saturday i • Quitman Paschall, age 71, died "Hello Out There" and -'The t at 1:15 a.m. today at his home on Boor" will be presented Friday night. ."Suparessel Desires" and Murray State College has been i Haze! route three. His death vvas One of Murray's oldest and most many years and was one of the "Riders to the Sea" will be staged granted $12.487 by the Uaited attributed to heart and complica- prominent business men passed four Honorary Members of the Meeting tions. He had been in ill health Saturday night. State Atomic Energy. Commission To Open . Imlay - istIirdasy• "arsT2:45---1,oser . c tibS-Str. -Se-et-car was-one of- the- ✓ "Hello Out There," by William to purchase equipment to be used for several months. Jesse Dudley Sexton was called by organizers of the Murray Sewer- I wife, Saroyan, will be directed by Frank in a nuclear science program. Pres. ' He is survived by his Mrs. death. age Company and the Murray 1 ' Paschall, one daughter, Mrs. Cunningham, Clarksville, Tenn. Ralph 11. Woods has announced. By STEWART HENSLEY layel again until at least Tues- Ina The funeral will be held today Building and Loan Company. 1 Patton, Hazel route three, "The Boor," by Anon Chekov, United Press international I day. J. I. The purpose of the grant is to at 3:30 p.m. at the First Methodist He has many friends in all Lord Paschall, Hazel will be directed by Dave Williams, - 'a GENE United British" Foreign Secretary one sun, Ellie I assist the college to acquire nu- walks of life who will' mourn his grandchildren: South Lyon, Mich. States bowed to British and French Home and Soviet Foreign Minis- route three, four clear equipment such as scaler, passing. co-claairman Mrs. Warren Melton, Mrs. Curtis Dave Chambers, Owensboro, will pressure today to premit the Corn- ter Andrei Gromyko, timer. amplifier, scintillation de- lie is survived by three daugh- informed Sec- Jackson, Mrs. Mac Smotherman, direct John M. Synge's "Riders to munist Pathet Lao rebels to at- of the conference, tector, chromotogram scanner. ra- tars Misses Ruth and Frances Sex- 1 - Rusk that Miss Pamela Paschall, tstro the Sea. tell the 14-nation conference on retary of State ..Dean and Gary Cooper dioisotopes and various accessor- ton uf Murray and Mrs. .1. W. At- formal opening great-grandchildren; Gary Melton Susal Glaspell's "Suppressed Laos as equals. But the formal there would be no ies for an interdisciplinary nuclear kins Jr. of McKenzie, Tennessee; said there Jackson, two nieces; Desires" will be directed by Wel- opening of the meeting was de- tonight. The. two also and Angelo Tributes Pour In technology program. two grand children Nancy Dudley communique this ev- Mathen and Miss don Stize. Kuttawa. would be no M • Howard and John Sexton Atkins of Mc- ening announcing when the meet- Dimple Paschall t w o nephews; The cast far "Hello Out There" For Gary Cooper Dr. Woods said that he was 1 Frank Hodgson, Kenzie; several nieces and neph- ing would take place. Charles Paschall a n d Adolphus will consist of most happy to accept the grant Felts, 106 ews. U. S. sources said the only hitch Paschall. Clarksville, Tenn.; Jim United Press International as the equipment if would supply 1 Closed Meet Louisville; Neil Smith, The funeral will be held this was Huh the final views of the Funeral rites will be conducted Wood Road, HOLLYWOOD 'ITU - Tributes would enable the science depart- Mur- afternoon and the body will lie in Royal Laotian government delega- at the South Pleasant Grove Me- Somerset; Rosalie Sndier. from all over the world arrivel ments to give much needed em- Cunningham, state at t he F i rs t Methodist 1 tion, some of whose members ar- thodist Church Tuesday at 2:30 ray; and Annette today at the home of Gary Coop- phasis to radiological chemistry Held On 1-24 Hopkinsville. Church from 1:00 o'clock today rived only this afternoon, had p.m. Rev. Lloyd Wilson and Rev. er, who lost his four-month battle and biology. consist of Mari- until the funeral hour. t not yet been received. A. R. Harris will officiate. Burial "The Bror" cast against cancer Saturday at the Terrace, Honorary pallbearers will be the Givs In To will be in the church cemetery. lyn Vincent, 2a Westport age of 60. 1 • Owens- directors of the Bank of Murray, Rusk earlier in the day gave in Active pallbearers are: Garvis Louisville; Bill Hartley, The messages of sorrow spoke Steel Up On I KENTUCKY DAM VILLAGE Ripley, employees of tha Bank of Murray, British and -French pressure Paschall, Hafford Cooper, Caswell boro; and Alex Harvey, of a personal loss felt by friends STATE PARK WV - Kentucky to Paradise Plant the Board of Stewards of the First 1 and agreed to attend the confer- Humphreys, Li lb ur n Paschall, Tenn. of the late actor on and off the I Highway Commissioner Henry Ward Olive Bopp, Owensboro: Carolyn Methodist. '• Sun- ots. ence even though the Communist MITI Nesbitt, and Hester Hugh screen. met here today with highway Cunningham. Bruceton, Tenn.; day School Class of the church. group is being given equal Brown, Rosary for the three - time Aca- DRAKESBORO, Ky. UPI - The ' ficials from Tennessee. Illinois rebel Nancy Gibbs, Murray: and Bob Active pallbearers will be the 1 _ status with the royal government The J. H. Churchill Funeral demy Award winner will be recit- erection of the structural steel aid Missouri to discuss the tenta Porchey. Crystal City, Mo., will following nepheWs, Ha Douglass, and neutral delegations. Home has charge of arrangements ed tonight. Cooper died at 12:27 framework at the Tennessee Val- s Lye routing of Interstate Highway "Riders to the Harold Diouglass. Earl Douglass, U. S. officials said President may call. be the cast for p. m., (PDT). Saturday -at his I . 24. where friends ley Authority's $183 million steam Homer Martin, Stanley Martin and Kennedy "reluctantly" authorized Sea." Holmby Hills mansion. His wife, I _ The meeting, which was closed power plant at Paradise. Ky., is Charles Sexton. along on this basis, The cast for -Suppressed De- Veronica, an daughter, 34aria. ' to the press, got- ander way at 11 Rusk- to: go near completion it Wag announ- J. Churchill_ . Funeral I att rather than "wreck" the confer- sires""-- will be- Richard Gibes, 24 wereat his bedside. The. CDT. Mary ced Sunday. Mr. Jesse Sexton in charge ef arrange- ence even before it begins. Lake Heights. N. J.; Solemn Reguiem Mass will be ' Home is a Ws() attending were Tennessee Harry Jenking I States was pre- Taylor. Mayfield; and Ginny Be- recitel at I p. m. (EDT) Tuesday Project manager A. H. WePer ments. Highway Commissioner D. W. B h United' Church with Rev. W. E. hlisehke .., issue a formal state- • low, Morganfield. at the Church of the Good Shep- said work on the huge plant is Moulton and representatives from paring to officiating. Burial will be in the ment that its decision to- enter the There will be no admission herd in Beverly Hills. The eulogy "substantially on schedule" de- I the Missouri and Illinois highway ins CContract plays. Murray Cemetery. Pathet charge for these will be the spite bad weather in winter and I departments. parley with the Communist read by Most Rev, delegations from Timothy Manning. auxiliary bish- early spriag. Mr. Sexton was born in Stewart $9.780 Grant Although no one commented in Lao and neutralist -I op of the Los Angeles archdio- County. Tennessee in 1871, the I advance on the specific purpose PROCLAMATION The steel framework for the I Continued on Page Six cese. son of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. M. of the meeting, it is believed it E Jenkins Plumbing and plant's framework has been I Six close friends, Henry Hatha- erec- Sexton and came to Murray in s -Made To was called in an attempt to agree Heating Co. of Murray has been ted to its maximum height of 224' I WHEREAS.
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