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The Ledger and Times, March 15, 1967 Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 3-15-1967 The Ledger and Times, March 15, 1967 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, March 15, 1967" (1967). The Ledger & Times. 5613. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/5613 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]. • _ anaaaaan........ List .111 ttoulaii Kenna:LS oittunatillai Nca Spat*: . The Only Afternoon Daily Circulatioe In Murray And Both In City, 1 Calloway County I. And In County United Press International In Our 88th Year Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, March 15, 1967 10* Per Copy Vol. LXXXVIll No. 62 16 Murray Area Girls Seen & Heard First District Pledge MSU Sororities Three Shoplifters Are Fined - - PTA Nineteen girls from the Maw- Bids Are Received On Meet Set ray area have pledged social sor-in City Court Last Night / orities for the spring semester at MUMMY- Stele University,:aaa --ao For March 22 Three Miura? gilts are pledg- URRAY Twenty- three persons were fin- ing A4ina Gamins Delta, the uni- Work Stopped ed in the City Court of City Grading And Paving Of axial ... The Moat District, Thirty-Ninth versity's youngest sorority. Watching Western and Dayton on Judge William H. (Jake) Dunn Annual Spring Conference of the Shirley Cochran, 1310 Parris TV the other night and as the during the past week and at the Kentucky Congress of Parents Avenue, Vicki Ellis, Fairlane On Parkway regular court camera panned sr cies the huge Drive; and Mary Keys Russell, session last night. and Teachers, wRI be held March Records show the following crowd at Lexington, Dr and Mrs. 321 North Seventh Street, are a- oc- 22. at Andrew Jackson thementary R 121 Connector curred . -US 641 Jim Hart come through loud and School. 21st and Park Avenue, mong 18 students to pledge Alpha oad Bridges clear. Paducah. 011,11WW. Delta this semester, • M McMahon, charged with Twelve Murray freshmen are The meeting will be celled to going wrong way On one way Our friend Jahn Neubauer of pledging Alpha Omicron PI sor- FRANKFORT, Ky - The state Carlisle order at 1000 am. by Mrs. Frank street entered plea of guilty, fin- Voters Chicago mends us a page from the ority. Highway Departrnent has stithend• Connector Road Would Ease Kolb, President. Registration for ed $600 plus $450 costs. Turn Chicago Tribune which concerns ed construction of same 40 boa% Down New Tax delegates will start at 9: 00 am Sue Watson, 1812 West Olive Climbs*. taxes, both Federal and in the menatia Treva than, 511 girder bridges on the Purnhaeg Brent H Brown. charged The First District Board of Man- South with I toms. , Mimeo area. Parkway project in West Ken speeding amended to breach of agers Mil Eighth; Anne Titaworth, 1316 Traffic On Chestnut Street meet at 900 am and Olive Blvd Diane Shuffett, Ciro tucky until it can determine why peace, entered plea of guilty, fin- will also reconvene following the BARDWELL Ky. - Carlisle A nary on the page shows that a than under construction college- ed $1000 plus $430 cats. conference. oaraina Drive, Toncia Parker, 823 county voters, for the second there are 151 hidden taxes in a North Nineteenth Street. Mary ed Saturday The reservstion deadline is time since last November. turned Rev. Williams Will loaf of bread An 80- tout span near Mayfield J W MoCarty,, charged with Bids have been received for the CORRECT March 15 Lunaheon Jo Oakley, 1312 Olive Blvd; Shir- clown a special tax to build a reservations, co:lapsed during disregarding stop sign. entered grading, draining and surfacing ley Lyons, 416 North Fifth Street; concrete- pouring cons:dated Address Men's Group at $1.65 each, ahould be mailed to plea of guilty, fined $10.00, costs elementary school. IME aid They expect a tax rate In Chi- Rita Hurd, 1713 Wells Blvd; Lin- operations, killing John L. (Be) of the Connector Road between Mrs. Bill Shelton, 926 North 36th suspended. cago of 16.00 per $100 of assessed da Harris, 1640 West Calve Ray, Menai, Route 1, and injur- Voters yeaterday defeated, 1 a Kentucky highway 121 and US PERATURE Street, Paducah Johnny Blanton, charged with Rev May W11d.ma, Tri- District valuation this year Last year Street; Pamela (lark, Route 1; ing six other workmen 389- 733. a tax of 26 cents per 841 according to a rides* from OR NIGHT The spsker for the day will going wrong way on one way Minister of the Christian Churches the tax nate was $6 WS per $100 Linda Brownfied , 304 North &We highway officials flew to 6100 assessed property valuation. the Kentucky State Highway De- be WIE tam Cant Mr . Gent grad- street. entered plea of guilty, tin- Something of Christ a will sPeak 3-6363 -"*-- - Pow-ti arena an. Barbara the acene Monday to inspect and Last November, voters beat a 5- partment. uated from Transylvania College ed $600 plus 14.50 costs. to the Christian Men's Penow ship Counter -The art ef taxation consists in Brown, 318 PhotograPh the than and to harmoh to-36 cent levy for the who'd by in 1940 He served three and • The bids were received ark so plucking the goose as to ob- 9 studies to deternune the cauae of W H (tenor*. charged with about 300 votes. a First Cnristian Churdh tonight tiaN yeers as a 80r- pilot in t1.- rt.•". the collapse speeding amended to breath of at 630 March 10 the announcement anti tain the largest amount of feath- - ••••• In( ed States Air ..• - peace, entered plea of guilty, fin- Backers of the latest propoaal Mr Witham', who is also ex - This project begins at • point HANK ers with the leaat amount of hiss-. 'Carol Taylor, Route 1, is the The bridge subcontractor. Daw- '- f ro- ..., to Ken- on Kentucky 121 near the north- ing" J R Col:pert. 141116, son Bridge Co of Bloomfield the ed $1000 phis $450 costa. had hoped that specifying the eoutive secretory a the Land Be- -an of only Murray girt to pledge Al- Lan in 1946. Ho project prime IT W Lewis. charged with exact amoun t of tax and the lo- tween The lakes Ministry , 11 wen units of the city ce MI - troller general of finance u . pha Sigma Alpha Noels 1 sorority contractor, Woodruli enturky has priced law lit, Owensboro, (kunkameas. entered plea of cation of the new sthool would bring the CMY up to date re- ray and will extend in an eag- Lam XIV. Via semester Conetruetion Co Cadiz and the Kentucky for swerxv *ars. He guilty, fined $1500 phis $450 costa. lead to its approval garding the achievements and erly direcnon to US 841 near tbe An additional three girls are prime consulting engineers. Brigh- served two years i g4 Pre,thug of W 0 Dunaway. charged with plans of tilts ministry to tourists north city /knits of the city, "Taxation erithout representatica pledging Sigma Sigma Sigma soc- ton Engineering Co Frankfort. the University of li, 4.4 . Alum- The question kin in an seven have been asked to dtsregarding step sign, entered in the Kentucky-Bartley lakes is tyranny" James Otis, 1701. ial sorority mulortut re- precincts, according The Connector Road is a dis- Showing ni Aoc1atIon. Mr. ei ,Serried cif guilty. fined $1000, costs to complete area of Kentucky and Tennessee. ports plea 981 miles is at- eight years as Carol Chester, Route 1, Kirk- unafraid retains. tance of and Juvenile . sire of The box suspended Mr. Willierns is also Campus Daily Leeks like the only thing worse Rey. Deborah Dibbie, 330 Wood- -girder bridge has been pected to relieve Chestnut Street Davies County He is tii sently used R E Huriburt, charged with Minister at Murray State Uni- than taxation without representa- lawn, and Lanette Underwood, successfully so far inroam The Carlbile County School of much of the traffic which now serving hie Met year a Mom- driving while intoxicated . amend- versity for the Christian Chtaches tion is taxation with representa- 1011 North Twelfth Street are a- areas of Kentucky inchicang the Board had been warned that U travels on it. monwealth Attorney of t ht. i hai ed to reckless driving, entered (Disciples of Christi He is cur- :15 Uon we were reading yestenisay mong 13 wring pledges of tri- Watterson Expressway around the Stele tax proposal dicks't Judicial District Mr . Gat.1.'s ;. 1sub- Louisville pies of guilty. fined $146.50 plus rently asecceated in the United Kentucky 121 is the Menaced thee the Federal government Is Sigma sorority peas the state Department of jet t will be "The Function of 114.50 costa Campus Ministry (Methodist, Highway arid US 441 extends VITA" • taking over $3 million doliare out These struttures are meastve Public Safety !night order the Parersta anti Teachers in- Curbing H. W Lewis, charged IthisoopM, Cumberland of Galloway County concrete boxes that serve as road- with dis- present four antiquated &mien- Presbyter- north toward Benton Crime and DetinquentY ." ways over regarding stop sign, entered plea tary schools dosed ian. and Christian) A salve of intersecting highways. progress also Publicity books and program Kentucky. he attended Murray Work Ls near ih Twe gage Meadowbuts out In lbs Water Meeting At the Mayfield proiect.
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