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The Ledger and Times, January 22, 1966 Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 1-22-1966 The Ledger and Times, January 22, 1966 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, January 22, 1966" (1966). The Ledger & Times. 5263. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/5263 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]. ; dit we. ogo • is ? - a • ••• c• , IRV • Selected As A Rest All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper 111111, • — The Only is eald Largest iected" Afternoon Daily I Wed- Circulation iright- In Murray And is play Both In City taken Calloway County And In County ght A ce was 1 in in- 1441.1111111111111111MM14.1111111 In Our 87th Year United Press International Murray, Ky., Saturday Afternoon, Murray Population 10,101 January 22, 1966 Vol.LXXXVLI No:18 • SNOW COVERS COUNTY;6 A OVETONIGHT • Symposium On ! Seen & Heard Snow Begins Falling During 0 Around. Retardation Night; To Stop In Afternoon Scheduled A long expected snowfall be- Is high pressure area out of Canada came a MURRAY reality last night and -- temperatures below freezing— Murray and Calloway County re- and the precipitation turned Into .1=101•1 sidents, woke this morning to find snow, over two inches of snow covering That meant We should not be too suprised at A symposium en mental re- three inches & the the countryside. white stuff in the snow. 'After all this is Jan- tardation has been scheduled at Paducah, two in Bowling Green uary 22. If it ever did snow Murray State College, Saturday. The mercury hovered at 27 de- and Hopkinsville. and one in London, Louisville, this would be the right time of Jan. 29. grees at 7:00 this morning and al- go... Frankfort and Lexington g year. There, feel better. The symposium, which is con- though snow stuck readily on the by 8 a.m. more to come thr- • ducted annually by the college for streets. yards and automobiles, professidnal persons in the area the streets became very oughout-_and the state. Caller calls to say we should have hazard- Snow was not falling added one more situation to the of mental retardation, parents. ous. in the Covington-Newport area, ones listed yesterday. That is if and community leaders, will be but an The sheriffs office reported accumulation of more than two you do not beiony to the lame in the College Auditorium from 9 no accidents this morning inches was expected before religion as someone else, It is • a.m. until 4 p.m. and the nn. city poitee aim reported Whore the mercury • taken for granted that you will Four subjects will be discussed that no was down accidents had occurred... City po- in Tennessee it also meant snow g0 straight to hall. at the symposium — "Teacher lice picked up one reckless driver — three inches at Memphis and _ Comptencies," "Language [level- and one speeder, both apparently two at Nashville early today. The The smelling line ofthe iftd Waal - "Role of the C,ornmunity Mrs. Lowry Is before the snow fell. snowstorm reached north of Ken-. Volunteers (formerly Gray Lad- 'Agency," and "Sensory Handi- Sneer normallly slows Lucky into Southern Indiana gn4 • ma) goes like this '1 believe in caps." Each subjeet will be dis- tinniness down town, however since central Ohio as well. the worth and dignity of every armed by a speaker and then by farm land is generally in need (if . The weather bureau human being". Nominee As a panel. mois- issued - a ture, the snow was welcome in statewide hazardous driving warn- Dr. Bobby Polk, George Pea- WHILE SKI ENTHUSIASTS are cneruping at the be ogi north. Wire is Aabevale, N C , under many quarters. ing, promising the snowfall would That ogee line says a lot because body College. will speak on "Tea- • ae‘en inch snowfall it's the first ewer Cl the year• with more predicted. Drivers alowed to a crawl this stop by midnight. there are many people over the cher Competencies"; Dr. Dale litIVC Head morning in negotiating corners Before then, however, accumu- world today who do not believe Farabee. Kentucky commissioner and curves and apparently drivers lations of four inches or more of this. of mental health, and Maurice .Mrs. C. C. Lowry of the Mur- Harmon, Kentucky commissioner in general are exercising caution. snow were predicted for the south- A number ra. Woman's Club has been nom- of child welfare. os "Role of the of people were late central and eastern 'portions of Counnieniata. for instance, do not for their inated as president of the Ken- Community Agency"; and Dr. Volunteers jobs this morning but in Kentucky. believe this. In • Republic. such LATE WIRE City Resident general tucky Federation of Women's Frank Kodman. Murray State Col- NEWS Murray and Calloway And immediately after the •s ours, this is the belief, or should Countains were Clubs to be voted on at the state lege, on "Sensory Hap/heaps.- taking the first snowfall temperatures were to • real snow convention in Apr!. Panel members will include To Be Capped of the season m good plummet into the low teens.. MOSCOW _ Newcomb Mott, Dies Today stride. By the way. we do live in a Re- The slate of officers was re- Nealun Gaakey.. University of 27. of Sheffield, public and not a Democracy, ac- vealed in a report of the nomin- Louisville; Jamas Satterfield. Mass., commit- ted suicide aboard cording to the Constitution. ating committee at the. mid-win- Outwood State Hospital and a train taking ter board meeting of the KEViC School; Dr. Brown. On Sunday him to a Soviet labor camp near (sited Press William J. Mrs. Otis Harrison passed away International Honor Roll held at the Phoenix Hotel in Lex- Kentucky Society for Crippled Murmansk. Russian officials re- The fringe of a low front Notice that US diplomats are this morning at 2:20 o'clock at met ington on January 17-12. Children Jelin Swaim, ported Mott convicted hi Novem- with the edge of a high asking fer an explanation on the and Adofts; the Murray-Calloway Colinty Hos- front a- Other nominees for the state of- director of the Bluegrass ASSOC- --TWIN.. American Red Crean ber of violating the Soviet-Nor- .bout 4 a.m. oyer Kentucky death of the Amencan who wand- pital at the age of 83. She had today. For Kirksey fit-ers are Mrs. Oscar Sowards of iatian Tillanteent will be capped in eerie wegian border while touring The result was snow ered into hAusia from Denmark. for the Retarded; Dr. T. been ill for same months. up to four 1111111ville as $ermat Mee-peseidant, Plate ROMs, mpindiltandent 040* ameday at the Public L. Scendinavia. gsm champ& wt*. incises. He Was semmoseed to have Cat nia et She is-mireimil by her busband 0 and Mrs. Paul Garrett of Ashland outwood Hospital and School; Ed- ary. The volunteers were former- willful and intentional trespensieg 4 own throat. We will never find Otis of lin Main Street; one South of the Blue as fourth vice-president. na Glenn. director of Paducah- ly known. as Cray Ladies. in Soviet territory. Grams State Is Announced • out what happened. - daughter, Mrs. Howard Guthrie into most of Mrs. Lowry and Mrs. J. I. Hoe- McCracken County Mental ealth Tennessee, Alabama, of Murray Route One; a son Ye' Missippi ick represented the Murray Wo- Cknter; Betty Kirlin, executive Rev. Jay Lockhart will „give SAIGON — More than 50 viola- and Arkansas the low The city's new compaction type well Harrison of Lexington, Ten- front brought man's Club at this meeting where secretary of the Kentucky Com- the invocation and benediction at tions of the New Year's truce, rain. Just' over vehicle which was added to the nessee; one sister Mrs. Wade Kentucky it both had parts on the program. mission on 'Children and Youth; the ceremony and Mrs. Nadine among them the terrorist bombing hit the remains of a M. B. ROOM,. principal of Kirk- City Sanitation System is now in Crawford of 1107 Olive; five Mrs. Lowry represents the Presi- Turner. Director of Nursing at of • U S. servicemen's billet in !•ey Elementary School. has re- service. It looks as big as a house. Donald R. McClure. director of grandchildren and eleven great dents' Council and Mrs. Hoeick is the Murray-Calloway County Hos- Saigon. have marred the hope leased the honor roll for the third the Kentucky Department of Child grandchildren. She was a member the state chairman of the com- pital will be in charge of the capp- held by international observers six weeks. It is as follows: Coming to town this morning the Welfare; Cherie% E. Acuff, super- of the First Baptist Church. mittee on family well being and ing ceremony. that the cease fire might have Fourth grade — Debbie Adams, lights were with us all the way intendent, Arkansas Children's Arrangements are not complete KENTUCKY NEWS mature years. Both women are provided the basis for further ef- Karen Crick. Suzette Hughes, and we just eased 'right on down Colony; Melville J. Appall. de- Robert G.Wilson at this however friends active in the local clubs activities. Administrator forts toward negotii.tions in Sou- time may Jackie Marshall. Phill McCallon. Main Street, onto the square and puty commissioner of the Ken- hospital Churcniffi:uneral The Diamond Jubilee Musical of the will make a short theast Asia.
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