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The Ledger and Times, June 15, 1966 Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 6-15-1966 The Ledger and Times, June 15, 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, June 15, 1966" (1966). The Ledger & Times. 5386. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/5386 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]. • ••••••••••••••••••1, --1-1r1r • "Trrilliii..1"1"ft" 196(1 Selected As A Best All Round Kentucky OorriMUritt7 Newspaper e i Largest The Only , Circulation Afternoon Daily Both In City 0 In Murray And And In County Calloway County I In Our 87th Year No. 141g United Press International Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, June 15, 1966 10* Per Copy Vol. LXXXVII Mrs. J. W. McNeilly ' Department Working Dies In Illinois i41 Are Cited On Beautification Murray Girls Of Hospital Grounds *Research To Be Mrs. J W MeNeilly. a former Navy Loses Big of 218 North 13th Street, On City Auto Win Contest resident The Garden Department of the Sunday at the home Murray, died Murray Woman's Club is con- McNeely. in of her son, Joe td.-ming with its project of beauti- Quincy, Sticker Law At Music Camp fication of the awn of the Mur- Survivors are her husband, J. Aid To Calloway ray-Calloway County Hospital. Allan W. of Wray, her was, Joe. and Skywarrior As A group of the women met there Miss Carann Reeves, playing several nieces and nephews in- iding Only four cases were heard In this week and paced sane pet- the marimba, and her accompan- cluding Mrs. Nat Ryan Hughes of Wit- '., On United Press Interteitional vent:oral china arid is far strong- the any Court of City Judge unia's in the yard of the Convene- ist. lase Judy Adams. will be Murray who was with her aunt at, Jakel this week. Laken * LEXINGTON, Ky lift — The er thin the best product now on ham H. Dimon cat Inveion. Teas is a special featured on the "Breakfast Show" the Lime of her dentin Oc- western Kentucky comenee of Bal- the metrket It is rho relatively Records show the following frierraitep garden in the portion on Channel 12, Cape Chr.ardeau, eSeph Melleilly resided Mr and Mrs curred. of 8th railed lard, Carlisle, Graves, Ctiabway Inexpensive to make from the of the nerd at the corner Mo., between seven and eight a m., Hit March of • tha Site in Murray until Radar pub- awl McCracken sre in for a pos- tet I arty J. W. Wilson, charged with and Poplar Street Murray time, on Thureday. June year when they went to Quincy, of sible economic shot-in-the-arm The Economic Deveeocrnent Ad- he drunkenness, (-Jeered plea Mrs Ed Frank Kirk, chairman Is. Ilv RICHARD H. GROWALD through which_ matealeis for the Ill, to live Mat their son. ✓ clue to studies now being con- mei:strain:in recently has granted einy, fined $15.00 plus $4.50 costs of the departmer.t. sant more The two Murray girls will be United Press Inienutiond nation's industrial complex flow. Funeral services were he/c1 at the with pub- duoted by Spindletop Research Spentiletose- an $18,000 grant to C. D Spann, charged planting of fl'ower's will be done SAIGON Tri U. S. Navy planes The closest previous strike was 10 Renton-Spears Funeral Home In plea of The courtiers, know as the Jack- die elzp a Freeze for the china lic drunkenness, entered during the current session. kriccked out a Communist radar miles away. Quincy Tuesday at 10 am with 50 cotes. son Purchase, have drawn atten- made from ball clay which would • fined $15.00 plus $4 Members helping with the pro- sight eight miles from Haiphong, Other Navy and Air Force pilots burta 1 in the Rulington Cemetery taan from manufacturers of China. caniprese and further strengthen J G. Varcien, chergal with ject this week were Mrs. Robert the closest American planes have hit supply and conununications tines there. and the Federal Clovernment, be- the product. DWI, amended to reckless driving, Moyer. Mrs. L. R. Yates. Mts, struck to the big North Viet Nam feeding men and material into cause oit the ball clay kcated in China manufacturers are vital- entered plea of guilty. fined $100 Freed Chhain, Mrs. J. B, port. a spokesman reported today. South Viet Sam's guerrilla war ma- V the area ly interested in the development itus $4.50 colts. Mrs. Frank Kane, and Mn.. Kirk, But the !nide cost the Navy a re- chine. DWI, Studial ocitelucted so far at of tough, durable china ann. leo- L. N,--Ohart, charged with connaissance bomber and its three- On the ground. U. F. paratroop- en- leptndlenap here have shown that tees and mote& are swgrehirig to Industrial emended to reckless driving. 'man Crew. ers cleaned out lastelitch CoMmun- fined $160 China manufactured from the clay plastic items to cult down on tered plea of 'milky, The lost plane was a RA3B Sky. ist resistance in the great Kontum is two tames stronger than con- breakage They feed that strong- plus $4.50 costs. From warrior. It was the largest plane jungle tattle about 300 nines north fined by Banker er than wooed again be com- Foundation Porty-one persons were Fact down over North Viet N.un. A of Saigon 'end Vietasnmee govern- been pel-Lye in the field Judge Dunn after they had spokesman said it was downed be- ment troops captured a minor Viet not hsving • The irovernment is puihing the tssued citations for fore dawn Tuteeday 40 miles south- Cong base only a mile and a half city sticker Each one was fined Paducah Is project because of the need of Set east if Vinh. from the Cambodian, border in a Pagovoi Meeting $500 costs. Each per- & Heard more manufacturing in western plus $450 The Communist New China News helicopter aseault. 1C3een son then had to buy the *toner Kentucky to create lots Federal Agency reported in a dispaten from The government battalion • met officials paint out that even if Henry Helton, President of the for he motor vetucle at 15 00 plus Lion Speaker Hanoi the threes:rev: members were "heavy resistance" initially, but the fifty cents penaley. This num- no actual manufacturing eacilltens Wurray-Calloway County Inoue- lulled It said Red officiate were joy. then the Communists fled, leaving Around Formulation, urged al ber was riled ckutng the week of were anahlithed. lobs wand still trial todaY The regular meeting of the OILS because it was the first phone behind 11 bodies and inure than 10 stocitioders of the orranegation to June 7 to June 14. tro be created. Murray Lion, Club was heel last of its type to be shot down. tons of supplies, including several attend the amend meerIng Thurs- , They noMd Riad the May MUM night at the Woman's Club House. The plane flies unto Communist trasured artillery pieces Another day night. June 16 at the Mur- be mined and gromelsed Mr fur- Two new UMW were inducted by territory to jam Communist radar three guerr.11as were captured near MURRAY ray Cats Hall The time of the ther use sod the prommengl would Joe Pat James. Chairman of the and ease the way for attack bomb- the swamps' hideout about 60 miles meeting is 7 30 pm be beet done at the Ate of the Miss Cindy Greenfield Membetstree Canarattee. They were ers in the mountain air war against west of Saigon mine. AR artockhakters wiS be given a Smiebady should write a Ross McCain sponsors:1 by Joe the North, disrupting anti-ancraft The paratroepers—uritts of the The ease now under atudY is complene finemalin report since the Will Visit Parents rertation someday on the subject PM Ward and Dougles Wallace, fire and missile sates. 101st "Screaming Eagles" aide:ern the frosting for the crAke Re- inceptaon in 1961. plus a rundown Mims Carolyn Reaves Anatiomy of an Argument". sponsored by James A. Ftcgers. In the ground war in the South. division--were winding up nine days "The on the various activities of the searchers feel thet once A is de- The club is hortureate to have the featured along with the other two the U. S 101st Airborne Division of fighung that U. S. officials said • veloped the geese weil mai the corporation Miss Cendy Greenfield, etude* Now off hand this may sound aft addition of these outstanding men, winners in the Senior anann of battled Communists again today in had imashed the enemy's hopes product and make A camgfate New officers will be elected for at Freed Harderman Callege, Hen- bent. but did you ever dem lo a Lion spokroman said, the Talent Contest head at the the jungles of Kontum Province of crippling Allied control of South Western Kentucky ban day he. the 1986-67 year Present officers derson, Term, will impend the thank what causes an argument, Marjorie S Huh wan a spec- Egyptian Mode Camp of Duquoin, where Operation Hawthorne has Viet Sam's strategic waist. At least proved best for the development are Hem" Holton, President Dar- weekend %nth her parents. Mr and or discussion, if you rdll. ial rune of the club and she pre- IR. on Monday eceolay. killed an estimated 860 Communises 869 Communists have been killed of the china because of the ed Shoemaker.
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