Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 4-8-1968 The Ledger and Times, April 8, 1968 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, April 8, 1968" (1968). The Ledger & Times. 5939. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/5939 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]. * • :7 7071 ''.1. 5 . 11"1.14N"."...7" tr- Selected As A Beet All Round Kentucky Ootninurilty Newspaper Largest Paid Circulation lIckhFnGiy And In County United Press la Our ilikh Yeas International _ Murray, Ky., Monday Afternoon, April 8, 1968 10* Per Copy Vol. LXXXIX No. 84 Dr. H. S. McKenzie Seen&Heard Murray TOPS Club Membe- rs Your State Wins Appointment One Person Is Free For All In Demo Senate Fulbright Program 'lend. We Around Win Scrapbook Plaque lovely Officials Injured In Race May Boil Down a Dr. H. S. McKenzie, son of To Two Rev. and Mrs. Henry McKen- Five members The meeting was held at the o' 3, 1967 Murray of the TOPS FRANKFORT — Former zie has received an appoint- Accident By DREW VON BERGEN nomination may boil down to a Club of Murray attended the Phoenix Hotel in Lexington ment year Happy U.S. Representative W. Howes for the academic FRANKFORT, Ky. (UPI) — contest between former state 1 state convention held in T. os- with about 450 persons attend- 1963-69 under the Fulbright ,-hunting We feel that every Presidential Meade, 54, Paintaville attorney Events of this past Commerce Commissioner Kath. ington last week. ing. Toe Murray club was the weekend time and candidate should show enough TOPS stm who campaigned for Congress Program to become a Consult- Ted White of Greensburg. indicate the erine Peden and former state for Take recipient of a special bronze free-for-all race maturity to get a haircut every Off Pounds Se .1' ly. by helicopter in 1954, is Ken- ant in Management (Personnel Ind., a student at Murray State for party chairman Foster Ocker- plaque for winning the Democratic senatorial now and then. Those attending were for their tucky's new Commissioner of Administration and Human University, was treated at the man of Lexington. hInk this scrapbook they had prepared. Wanda Colson, Murrell Personnel Relations) to the Government emergency room of the Mur- With seven weeks remain- The inscription reads "S.R.D. Mrs. Cora Potter Among these who received a- Smith, Mrs. Nadine Smith, Meade was named to the post of Cyprus, under appointment ray-Calloway County Hospital ing before the May 28 primary, Of coons Mrs. 1968, First Award, Scrapbook. wards for making significant Pauline Jones, and Mrs by Gov. Louie B. Nunn front a by the Department of State. after he sustained lacerations Succumbs Saturday organization becomes increas- Pat One of the highlights of the ng these contributions to society in var- Weixler. list of three recommended to In writing to friends here of the scalp in an accident on ingly important. • convention was the style show. ious fields are the following Dr. McKenzie said -As with Sunday morning at 1:55, ac- Mrs. Cora Potter, half-sister Ockerman and Miss Peden One woman modeled a size 12 people. We are running this Dewey H. Jones all Fulbright Scholars, my ap- cording to the report filed by of Mrs. Eulah Waters of Mur- were the only two candidates Is dress and two years ago her entire list because it shows pointment will be for one aca- Sgt. Max Morris, Patrolmen J. ray, died Saturday at the among 14 hopefuls that Academic Dean, size was 22%. showed what some people do. All this demic year of 10 months; but, P. Witherspoon, Mozell Phil. Smith Rest Home, Paducah. any semblance of organization In checking the weights of talk about being bored with Baptist College unlike other appointments. lips, and Earl Stalls of the Funeral services were held at the Jefferson-Jackson Day the members in Kentucky, it life, nothing new going o ti, this one is not to a university Murray Police Department. Sunday at the Kennedy Fun- dinner in Louisville Saturday, RIVERSIDE, CALIF., Spec- was found that two tons of everything's been dons, world (there is no university in Cyp- The police said White was eral Home, Paducah, with bur- which was preceded by a meet- 4 ial — A native of Murray. De- weight had been lost by the going to pot, etc is • lot of rus) but, rather, to the Gov- a passenger in the 1964 Chev- ial in the Mt. Kenton Ceme- ing of the party's state central wey H. Jones, has been nam- members in the past year. baloney and these people are ernment of Cyprus. I will be rolet two door owned by Dale tery. executive committee. ed academic dean of Califor- The Murray club meets each proving it. Here is the list as holding Management Develop- A. Watson and driven by Dale Survivors are five daught- aifias Peden nia Baptist College, Riverside. Tuesday night at seven o'clock opened her state set forth by Who's Who, Inc. ment classes for businessmen M. Watson-11—Grayvi1le, m. ers, Mesdames Arthur Medsk- campaign headquarters beginning with the fall semes- at the Community Center on on the Read the comments, they are in Nicosia and courses in Ad- The police said Watson turned er, Roland Miller, Clifford same day, only a few doors ter, September 1. His mother, Ellis Drive and all visitors or not bad in themselves. ministration for Government onto Chestnut Street. lost con- Anderson, Elwood Peyton, and away from the party functions. Mrs. Pearl Stamps Jones, now new members are urged to at- officials. The family and I will trol of the car. ran off the road Bill Uvann; two half-sisters, And former Gov. Edward lives in San Bernardino, Calif. tend. T. We'll run half of the list today be leaving in late August, and into a tree. Mrs. Bertha Whatley and Mrs. Breathitt made sure everyoae Dean Jones came to Califor- The TOPS Club was founded and the rest some other time. our current plans are to sell Damage to the Watson car fulah Waters; eight grandchil- knew who he suppm for the nia Baptist College as assist- in January 1948 in Milwaukee, We'll change that to one third our cars, pick up a Volkswagen was on the left side. dren; six great grandchildren. nomination. He was 1 day- ant professor of history in Wisconsin. by a housewife who today and another third an- bus in Germany, and drive to Sunday at 9:40 a.m, a two long buttonholing Dr., ,cratic 1955 Five years later he was suffered from overweight. With other day. then the last third Greece or Turkey. The child- car accident occurred at 16th leaders from across the state appointed Director of Minis- only four members the club The Ladds' Dog another day ren will be attending an Eng- and Main Streets, according to in the lobby of the Sheraton Mons. which title he has con- with its sane and sensible ap- lish school in Nicosia, and we Sgt. Ed Knight and Patrolman Rescued By Hotel and asking them to work tinued to hold while serving proach to the ptablem has wen Doctor Architecture — Moshe Safdie, will be living in a furnished Dale Spann of the Murray Po- for Mis.) Peden, whom he since mid-year of 196647 ses- the wholehearted approval of ap- Montreal, Canada, Israeli-born house there. lice Department. "Mitzi", the small dog of the pointed to the commerce post sion as acting dean of the col- the medical profession and the • architect "whose boldly orig- will be receiving a lea"'e Cars involved were a 19115 late Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ladd during -his 1963-1967 term of lege obese for whose benefit'it was Chevrolet four door driven by inal concept in urban housing W. HOWES MEADE of absence from Carson-New- is now reported to be doing office. Formal installation service begun Franklin (Habitat 67) was one of the Personnel Commissioner, , man, and our tentative plans Otis Towery of Mur- fine through the care of Dr. But Ockerman received a for Dean Jones will he inelud- The purpose of TOPS is pri- ray Route key attractions at Canada's Ex- are to return here after our One and a 1962 J. M. Converse, local veterin- boost in his campaign when marily to help all the over- him by the State Personnel Studebaker four po 67 . ." His citatioa con- year in Cyprus. door driven arian who removed the dog former state Highway Commis- weight who are sincerely in- Board, which had interviewed by Clara Tucker Hutchens of cludes: "Safdie and his work "Needless to say. the family from the wreckage of the Ladd sioner Henry Ward, the par- terested in losing pounds sen- 11 possibilities for appoint- 715 Sycamore Street. symbolise the hope that man- is elated We look fonvard home Thursday morning fol- ty's 1967 gubernatorial nomi- sibly. It is based on the prin- ment. Police said the Towery car kind wW meet the challenge with great anticipation to lowing the tornado the prev- nee who lost to Louie B. Nunn, ciple of group therapy, gett- Meade, a native of Johnson was going east on Main Street of its booming urban populat- appointment.