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The Ledger and Times, June 15, 1963 Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 6-15-1963 The Ledger and Times, June 15, 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 15, 1963" (1963). The Ledger & Times. 4228. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/4228 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]. NE 14, 1963 Selected As A Best All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper a In The Afternoon Daily Newspaper God For Murray We and Trust Calloway County United Press International IN OUR 84113 YEAR Murray, Ky., Saturday, Afternoon June 15, 1963 MURRAY POPULATION 10, 100 Vol. LXXXIV No. 142 WAY CLEAR TO BUY FIVE LIMN HOSPITALS Below Dam Listed Combs Calls Special Session To As Top Fishing Spot Murray Hospital Astronaut On Expected To Boost the Econom County RT, Ky. 'en - The Census -- Adult 67 PRANIUS° Of Depressed Eastern Kentucky Desk The Indigent Census - Nursery Day Of @Furnish Funds For best spots for weekend fishermen Second will be Herrington Lake and the Adult Beds ---- -- 65 sic time, say:: Middlesboro, McDowell and area below Kentucky Dam Emergency Beds - 0 way volt expressed "sincere apprecia- . Foy. FRANKFORT, Ky. net - A spec- Harlan, • WASHINGTONIN.-- The The Department of Fish and Patients admitted 4 Orbital Flight lionc for the tireless efforts and purchase of icomplistied by ial session of the Kentucky General Whitesburg. was clear today for special session Wildlife Resources said conserve- Patients admitted from Wednesday continuing concern and iterest the v, he ntys. One Assembly which convenes at 1 p.m. The call for the five United Mine Workers union hospital tion officers in these areas report- 8:30 a. m. to Friday 8:00 a. m. by board had shown in keeping the esirable plants EST Monday will be asked to ap- limits the legislators to the By ROBERT J. KOBENGOLD hospitals in eastern Kentucky Combs has ed outstanding catches of black Fred Slater, 11,1 South 12th Mrs: hospitals in operation. etc.i and two, propriate funds to help meet opera- appropriation but Gov. United Press International the United Presbyterian Church call may be bass, white bass, crappie, sauger Harry Rains, 1310 Vine: James R. The 10 hospitals in the group :nal of uncle- tional costs of five United Mine said recently that the MOSCOW PH, - The Russians' with the aid of a $3.9 million fed- and catfish_ Haley Dexter; Charles Costello, Cir- , were built eight years ago at a cost s weeds. Mow- Workers union hospitals in eastern extended to include other matters fifth cosmonaut whirled into the eral grant. Here is the report of conditions carama Drive; Mrs. Neal Tolbert, of about $33 million Roosevelt ,uality of pas- Kentucky. such as probation and parole re- second day of his orbital flight President Kenneeiy announced ap- a'. .he various lakes: 802 Birch, Benton: Mrs. Bennie said thatthe UMW had expressed Gov. Bert Combs issued the call forms in the state penal system. around earth today amid specula- pros-al of the grant Friday by the Kentucky Lake - Tremendous Walston and baby boy, Rt. 7, Bent- willingness to accept $9.5 million UK Ag Elate:: .for the special session late Friday The call was issued on instructions tion he may have two important Area Redevelopment Administra_ catches of catfish have been re- on: Master Bobby Gore, Hardin; for all 10 hospitals But he noted specialist. savs afternoon shortly after President from Combs who is on vacation and Herbert Hoover dates in space tion, ending mobile, of anxiety over ported below the dam both by boat Dewey King. 405 South 6th.; Mrs. that the A.RA had "very limited escue, orchard- Kennedy announced approval of a wasn't expected to return to Frank- The Soviet Tames news agency the fate of the hospitals in the and bank fishermen Minnows, James Redman. 206 No 16th.: Mrs. funds available- and that .the House aelp keep cool $3 9 million federal grant from the fort until Monday morning. hinted the Soviet Union may try; depressed area. worms and cut bait are the WA Jerry Chandler and baby girl, 904 refused to increase Area Redevelopment Administration orbit The UMW had announced plans Wednesday had timothyi from The proclamatson states the spec- bets White bass, sauger and crap- Main St. Benton: Mrs. Alard oover. to link two space ships in Is to depressed areas. tor purchase of the hospitals by the as the first establish- to close the hospitals at Hazard, funds for aid te, ISdino and ial session will convene, "To con- pie are being harvested by still Blanchard and baby boy. Central step toward to United Presbyterian church. ment of a "flying laboratory" in Middlesboro. McDowell and Whites- respond the sider legislation necessary for pro- fishing and casting. City; Mrs. Adolphus Lawrence, Rt. Shortly after the special session the cosmos. burg ny July 1 unless they could siding for the United Mine Workers Herrington Lake -- There have 1, Hazel; Mrs. Ryland Alderson, $eriously Ill chore convenes an administration bill will Informed be sold. Morton Opposes is done, 'Welfare and Retirement Fund which been excellent catches of black bass 1002 Apt. B, Sample Dr., HAS, sources said Lt. Col. ) improve pas- be introduced for increasing state Valery Bykovsky, who The four hospitals plus one lo- will no longer be maintained by by still _fishing rocky paints and Memphis, Tenn.; Miss Erie Keys. reported his Concurrent Terms ay says Addi- aid to indigent patients cared for Vostok 5 functioning perfectly as cated at Harlan will be purcha.sed the fund after Sept 30. 1968." deep banks with soft craws. Good 1320 West Main; Miss Betty Sue By EDWARD V. McCARTHY ad be dune as at the UMW hospitals at Hazard, he went into his 17th orbit at 3 by the Presbyterian Church Board Even before Combs issued his catches of white bass were also Bucy, Rt. 3, Hazel: Mrs. Reba United Press International es indicate, or m. 8 a. ins Ellaer may be joined of National Missions and operated 1 proclamation, members of his staff made by casting the jumps with Clayton. Rt. 1, Dexter; Mrs. Tex ',NEW YORK - Former Presi- ke over, by a second sputnik manned by by a non-profit non-sectarian car- MILWAUKEE. Wis. IN - Sen. were busy preparing envelopes to small running lures and small flies Broyles, 2801 South Court Drive. dent Herbert Clark Hoover lay ser- the world's first space woman. poration. Thruston B. Morton, R-Ky.. said all trailed behind hookless surface Evansville, Ind ; Miss Laverne Mills, iously ill at home today with anemia mail the document to *embers Will Continue OperaUon Friday night the only alternative Clinics For good around Route 4; Tess indicated the -flying lab- Five of the General Assembly. To avoid plugs Bluegill fishing is Miss Bonita Clark, Rt. 1, and intestinal bleeding, but phy- oratory" protect may already have The President said that tin UMW to the present system of legislative circulating for the possibility that some legislators steep banks and rock ledges with Benton. Miss Anita Butterworth, S1C11111.1 said that for his age. he begun with the blast-off of Helms- will continue to operate the has- sections would mean rule by a a were on the may not receive the notice in time, worms the best lures Rt. 1; Pleasant Jones. Rt 4 w as in "reasonably satisfactory" sky on Friday on what is expected Pital at Pikeville in eastern Ken- "master planner." t space woman Rabies Set Up the governor's staff telephoned the Lake Cumberland - Crappie, Patients dismissed from Wednes- condition. to be a record-setting eight-day Ricky, and four other hospitals in Morton, former chairman of the active, unmet- 138 members of the Senate and white bass and black bass are best. day 8:30 a. m. to Friday 11:30 a. m. Hoover. 88. who anderwent an flight. West Virginia and Virginia for ano- Republican National Orwrirruttee, at- House. Crappie and white bass can be Mins Jeanette Noles, 314 W 6th operation for removal of a can- Woman titer year tacked a proposal by Sen. Joseph S. t unofficial re caught by still fishing minnows at Benton. Olney Nunley. 1304 Bitirch cerou.s tumor last, summer, has been Stands By Over County The administration will a-sk for There still Kennedy said that if later, it Clark, D-Pa., that all Senate and ,ere hoping tc night. For black bass, cast around Benton: Master Kevin Mott, 314 in serious condition in his Waldorf was no indication of appropriations of $700,000 for one when the be seemed advisable. the ARA would House terms be concurrent with the girl back deey banks and mud flats. South 13th.: Miss Beth Wandrey. Towers Hotel suite "for the past "cosmonette" would 1 year to increase state aid for in- sent aloft, consider a loan application for that of the presidency. f an interne. • Dale Hollow - White bass are 4532 Sterling Road, Donners Grove, week." his doctors revealed in a althought she has been Dr A D Butterworth, Calloway digent patients treated at the five reported application for purchase of the "If every member of Congress gross in Mos- best followed by crappie and black Tenn , J. 0. Edwards, 511 Broad. Medical bulletin Friday. standing by at a launch- County Health Officer announced hospitals.
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