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The Ledger and Times, October 10, 1962 Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 10-10-1962 The Ledger and Times, October 10, 1962 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, October 10, 1962" (1962). The Ledger & Times. 3874. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/3874 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]. -S - a "-----iseas • • • 9,1962 111 • S Selected Al A 3011 Al ZAN 1411111111.47 Community fltemppr - punting, • Bob Kerr Brown av- pi,ece and In obby Mit- Largest God Circulation In end brings The City ader, East We aother sur- Largest Kentucky Trust Cy. Middle Circulation In ad are tied both play The County is based United Press International IN OUR 83rd YEAR Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, October 10, 1962 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXXIII No. 240 .•••101•110111=1•••• ilk INS Dessert Bridge To - Connie Seen & Heard Be Held October 22 Buffeting Felt in Basket- In X-15 Trials ;corer with A dessert-bridge will be held by has sign- the Garden Department of the By DOUGLAS DILTZ the Pitts- Around Breaking Murray Ground Woman's Club on Monday, EDWARDS APR. Calif. tUPU - 52-63 cam- October 22, at 1 p. m. at the club Space agency pilto John MeKas MURRAY house. said mysterious buffeting during Mrs. James Byrn, chairman of his X-I5 flight Tuesday shook the OALS the department, said this will be rocket ship so much he "felt like a benefit party with the proceeds it was going to For Hiller pitch Hospital and Haller both play out of con- Is Tan winger • for to be used for civic projects such trol at any minute." two goals the San Francisco Giants and we • as the Mental wealth program. "It really shook. was ruins to a have seen mixups all the way from . .it really The tickets will be one dollar annoying." McKay said, Amen - the press associatiork. down to the after the ,OLedger and may be purchased from any streaking the X-15 to the champion and Times in the two. highest member of the Garden Depart- altitude and speed it yet has ac- Held On Tuesday he v'etory„ It was 1.400 that knocked ment. In charge of the arrange- hieved without its lower tail-129,- at Boston the two run homer in the second inn- ments is the committee composed 000 feet 25 miles and 3.717 miles final pre- of Mrs. Lenvel Yates, chairman, an ing of the fourth game on Monday hour. The formal ground breaking diligence of all individuals and e. Mrs. Freed Cotham, co-chairman, McKay also and it was Hiller that slammed the executed the high- ceremony of the Murray-Calloway groups concerned with causing the Mesdames Carnie Hendon, J. B. est angle of attack four run homer that iced the game -18 degrees- County Hospital took place yester- Murray-Calloway County Hospital Wilson, Robert Etherton, Ray Kern, without the lower tail. for the Giants. The attack day at 1:30 p. m. to be a relaization after many T. C. Emerson 111, and K. D. Wing- angle, a crucial re-entry maneul Administrator Bernard C. Har- years of planning. ert, ver, is when the - Chuck Hillor is the Giant sec- X-15 juts up its vey opened the program, followed Mayor Ellis formally represent- nose higher than ond baseman and Tom Haller the its tail to slow by the invocation delivered by Rev. ed the City Council, Magistrate down. Giant catcher. Murderess Still Walter Miseke pastor of the Metho- Cecil Holland represented the Cal- The X-15's highest attack angle dist church. A large group of Mur- loway County' FiscalCourt. County Not Found Today with the lower tail is Sydney Harris, syndicated col- 23 degrees. ray and Calloway County residents Judge Robert Miller was out of umnist told this story the other day Expressing concern over the composed of members of the City town. PHOENIX, Ariz. 1UPE - Uncon- X-15's vibrating, of Lord Halifax, who at one time McKay said: Council, Fiscal Court, Murray-Cal- Carl Kingins, present Chairman firmed reports circulated today that "The whole plane was Great Britain's foreign secre- was shaking. loway County Hospital Planning of the Board of Directors, of the escaped murderess Winnie Ruth It lasted for tary. some three minutes. Commission, current anti past Murray Hospital represented the Judd may have fled to St. Paul. REDS SEAL-OFF ESCAPE TUNNEL-Withua hours after an escape tunmil to West Berlin WILS I reduced speed, but that didn't members of the Board of Directors present and past directors of the Minn.. after disappearing from the discovered, Communist guards stood by in Last Berlin as Conununbe equipment alleviate H• used th• illustration about was used it. The shaking just stop- of the Murray Hospital, architects, hospital program. Arizona State Hospital where she to seal-off the escape route. ped as Lord Halifax to show that the unexplainably as it start- contractors, members of the Cal- Administrator Bernard C. Harvey was a mental patient. ed." British do have a sense of humor. loway County Medical Society and presented Harry Fenton past The Arizona Republic reported The National Aeronautics and employees as wed l as volunteers Board Chairman; also recognized here today that a "reliable source" Space *mouthrati Halifaxowdaasydsharedantravelingt o. aPorts- Paxton Hits Administration NASA pilot of the Murray Hospital, were past chairman guy Billington. one said the 57-year-old convicted slay- Yankees Win Murray noted that it was at least the third 6 High - Mayor Holmes Ellis in his' re- Luther Robertson, Waylon Rayburn er of two roomates in 1931 had time the No 2 way compartment with two very version of the three marks of dedication recognized the and others who laid the foundation gone to St. Paul after making X-15s had been prim and militant-looking ladies. stricken with such many.years ago for the building of good in her seventh escape Monday Wyatt's Tresh iced the fifth unusual behavior-"both As the train passed through a tun- ADA game of Open House with and this new hospital. night from the mental hospital th• World without the nel. Halifax took advantage of the Series for the Yankees lower tail fin." Mayor Holmes Ellis formally re- where she has been confined for when he "It appears darkness and noisily kissed his homered in th• eighth to be something is- Car Is Taken. cognized Lee Potter Smith, and 30 years. inning driving herent in the No. 2 own hand a couple of times. Connection in two runs ahead Is Tomorrow ship," McKay f.tRo4jr_Vee thLaarchitecturalttrLitnectil The Republic quoted the source of him to win over the San Fran- said. • -Whew- 1t0-trirTrt-W#0-itiftr7ftle as sayings-There probably will be owereo Giants 5 to-h- The Giants 44s....i....s..=-44.-100--pflet-said -Ms a story about details of the trip William Paxton, mission uickl station, he rose, raised his hat and prominent Pa- got one run in the ninth to add Members of the Murray High was "highly successful." The construction firm of Hartz- sometime Wednesday." ducah hosiery manufacturer to It was the asked gallantly:" To which of you and their tw-i runs obtained ear- School Parent-Teachers Association most important experi- Kirkpatrick was represented by Detectives said they had not civic leader lier ment to two charming ladies am I indebt- said last night that in the game. will -Go To School" tomorrow date in a series to see if • their president engineer Al Worth- • been informed of the reports in Lt. Governor Wilson the X•15 By Police ed for the delightful incident in Wyatt's lib- The game had been tied 2-2 nig)at at 7:30 o'clock during the can gain more stability ington the Republic and could not con- eral, A. D. A. going without its lower the tunnel'!" background has into the eighth. regular meeting of the organiza- tail fin for plung- Members of the City Council in firm the report. caused concern ing back into the among industrial- Bobby Richardson scored from tion. earth's atmos- attendance were Heron West, Rich- Mrs. Judd was convicted in 1931 ist& seeking phere from Lawrence And he stroll* away, leaving to locate plants in third on a passed ball by catch- students have been given space. Daniel Fuller is in the ard Tuck, Roy Starks. and Mayor of killing her two roomates, lied. Kentucky. Tie Calloway them glaring at each other. er Tafel Haller in the sixth to schedule sheets to fill out and take County jail charged with pro tern Leonard Vaughn, who wig Samuelson and Ann I.eroi and Paxton was "Unlawfully the principal speak- tie up the game 2-2. home to their parents. It is import- taking, operating a were introduced by Mayor Ellis. shipping the bodies to Los Angeles er Walter Waterfiiild had a close at the Morton rally held last The Giants got their two runs ant that pants receive these Several Cases Are vehicle without the consent or per- Representing the Murray-Callo- by trunk. She bad dismembered night at call yesterday up at Scott Drug. 7:30 at the court house. when Hiller doubled to left *cor- sheets so that they will knew what rnuaion of the owner on October way Cuunts Medical Society were fame .of the bodigaL - -Me Tried Before Judge Ile started' feeling bid fee 'Mee elearged-ttrat 'Wyatt gloat ing Pagan in the third and in dates to attend Shrift/ We& -10SIL" Pretkaen.
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