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The Ledger and Times, January 31, 1964 Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 1-31-1964 The Ledger and Times, January 31, 1964 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 31, 1964" (1964). The Ledger & Times. 4420. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/4420 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]. e. C. V/ •-• ' - • 44..0 _ rzy 30, 1964 I lieltitted As A ieit ii Nound Kentucky Community Newspaper I . • The Afternoon Daily Newspaper For Murray and Calloway Comity United Press International In Our 85th Year Murray, Ky., Friday Afternoon, January 31, 1964 Murray Population 10,100 vol. Lxxx.y No. 26 ieners •it th-it-essf Appointments Are lust! • Dam Is Built Alcoholism Made By Judge Mrs. Kirkland BULLETIN Miller To Board for 29 •On Dies De Gaulle Talks West Fork HOl'STON Center Now Thursday titt - The Houston The appointment of Udell -Duff" Press bale today in * copy-right Drum. Randall B. Patterson and story that Billy Graham might Dr Ralph Woods to the Murray- Mrs. Louella Kirkland pasted Clark's River accept a draft for the presidential In Operation Calioway County Hospital Conunts- sway 'Thursday at 5 lc et. at tht' nomination as )R Republican. ?non w-as announced today by Co- home of her daughter, Mrs Tullt:s About Red China unty Judge Robert 0 Miller. Chambers, 209 Newsman Lords Hofierbert said West 12th Street Accelerated Public Works Funds Members of the Conmission, in Benton She a hi ource "very close" to • the sans 94 years of age made it possible to construct one addition to those named above, are and had evangelist laid Graham is giving The Murray - Calloway County made her home in Mur- By JOSEPH W. GRIGG has accepted the largest changes !additional floodwater retarding dam County Judge Robert 0 Miller, ray until recent years. rennet* and prayerful considera- Council on Alcoholism opened an in its econonuc system in agreenmit on the West Fork of Clarks River Mayor Holmes Ellis, City Council- The deceased was I:nited Press International tion to the Idea" of -accepting a Alcoholism Information Center on the widow of to a joint farm policy for the coin leWatreshed in 1963 A grant of $32,- men James Rudy Allbraten and the late Will Kirkland who died presidential draft. Tneaday of this weeksit is located PARIS rel - President Charles mon market. 731 vats used to construct a 19 Leonard Vaughn, James Garrison Get-ember 30 1952. Sairvivors itt- proof of European Sit the Calloway County Health dean:ale. called todry for neutrali- -Let us hail the ' acre watershed lake on the farms and Nat Ryan Hughes etude her daughter. Mrs Chambers; application of the Department, 701 Olive Street. zation of embattled Southeast Asia solicarity and of Bun Huelies and Claude Smith Dr Ralph Woods. President of one •granddaughter. Mrs James K. treaty given by the nierry W. Love but said this is impassible without French-German Ott Turners Branch. north of Cold- The purpose of the Information Murray State College, has been a James of Leta Rock, Ark.; and two Chancellor Ludyng Katherine Peden To agreement a ith Red China. government of voter A dam 600 feet long land 2'7 Center is to prosaic informatear member of the hospital board for crest sranclehildren, Erhard," De Gaulle said . feet high Airman Jerry Love De Gaulle told a crowded news will hold bark flood- Tour South America - arie service reganaing the problem many years and lus qualifications Mrs Kirkland was a member of De Gaulle admitted France also 15' confrrence this was one of the rea- waters from a 1000, acre watershed of alcoholism Those seeking infor- Training In Texas and dedication to public set-vice are the First Baptist Church in Mur- had the greatest interest of all the The floodwater sons why he recognized the Chinese will be releused over mation on this subject may call by &treads well known to Calloway ray' Common Market countries in reach- bar I 14 a period of Conunimist this week. several days through telephone. and the material will be LACKLAND APB. Tex. - Air- County people . Funeral services will be held at ing agreement on farm policy an a 30 Inch concrete LOUISVLLLE UPI) Thirty-two pipe through the minted; or they may come in per- man Jerry W Love, son of Mr and Udel! -Duff" Erwin. a farmer in the Max H Churchill ?enema "No peace or war is imaginable he said that was why she was the darn. persons, all but one frorn Kentucky, basliet son to the Health Department Mrs Alfred W Love of 142 Nash the Sinking Springs- community, is HomeoChapel with Dr H C Chiles in Asia without. China being in- most in.a.stent on it • The funds not only were to leave here today on a 17- speeded up Another service offered by the Cen- Drive. Murray, Ky., is being reas- is member if theaRoard of Directors and Rev J Frank Young officiat- volved,' he declared. "It is incon- He said the six now are in a the watershed day trade ITAR•110/1 tour at South program but pro- ter is a speakers' bureau. which will signed to Amarillo APB, Tex. for of the Federal Land Bank in May- ing on Saturday at 11 a m. ceivable to be able to conclude a position to open tariff talks with vided seven men for A employment for inerica provide programs on the subject of tenninal training its a United fneki. is married to the former Burial will be in the West Fork treaty of neut mint y concerning the other countries, particularly the the five months it wok Louisville Mayor William 0 Cow- to build the alconalism for PTA's civic or social Slates Air Parra aircraft mainteo- Dorothy Barnes and has one daugh- cemetery with the arrangements states of Southeast Peale- to which United States. dam according to ger, organizer of the junket, is watershed oftic- groupe. schoolroom classes or school ance specialist ter, Levada. age 15. Mr. Erwin is a by the Max H Churthill Funeral France bears a special and cordial 'The whole French cabinet and 'ials. heading the delegation. ameniblies, or church groups Airman Love who ennated In the low time resident of the Sinking Home where friends may call. attention -- without China being a nearly 1.000 French and foreign Two taker dame were construct- The trip was conceived to inform Atli Force a short time ago. has Ninnies community. party to it. Neutrality, in fact, seena newsmen and officials were pecked ed on West Fork 'xi 1963 with regu- people ot South America about The Alootiollern Information Cent- completed his natal basic military Randall B Patterson, Vice-Presi- to be the only situation compatible into the ornate, gilded state salon lar watershed funds A 25 acre products of Kentucky and to ex- er is also designed to offer service lake training here dent of Dees Bank of Hazel. a well A with a peaceful life and progress of the palai‘e The, included two on the tonna of Brown Tucker and plore the posebnity of certain Ken- either to problem drinkers them- creage Allotments_ He attended Murray High School known to Calloway County people for these peoples" Nationalat Chinese and one Com- Witte Gupton. also north of Cold- tucky businesses expanding their selves, or to their fernlike, friends, - having served for eigsht years as For Tobacco To Be On the Common Market, De Gaul- munist Mitten? correspondent. watereand a 50 acre lake near (kilo operations to Latin America or employers This service is in the 00Unty Court Clerk. He lives in le maid the agreement on a joint De „Gaulle made a brief opening in Gravea County Claes on the initerary are Quito. form of countering and Pointiniz out About 10% Less Survival Shelter the New °Dewed community, is farm policy reached by, the six statelmente before asking for ques- A treat of five lakes have been Ecuador -Louisvitle's "sister city": the types of treatment available married to the former Hilda Law- merrtber nations just before Christ- tions: completed since the work started on Camooss. Venezuela. Sao Paulo, for those suffering from this te- Planned In Cavern son and is the father of three sons, WASHINGTON IN The Agri- IrlaS was essential if the trading "The nation is at peace aboard the watershed in 1961. These dolma Rao de Janeiro and Btiasala in nse The public a invited to make PRINCETON, Ky. )1,1) - Survival Rands, L W and Harry culture Department Thureday an- group is to push ahead and is riot involved in any sort Of will hold back floods liters front a Bueno6 Aires Argelitina; use of the program offered by the equipment valued at $75,000 is being Judge Mailer stated that he wait nounced acreage illibunente, for fire- n "It is now up to them to put into conflict But the is taking steps vorntri tied drainage area of 10 - Lima, Peru, and Bogota, Oolumbia. Alcohottarn Information Center moved by truck Into a natural Civet delighted that these three out- cured . ciark Mr -cured, and Virginia effect %hat they have decided.- De to have available In case of neces- 500 acres Anteing those making the tour is They nay come in person to the Defense survival shelter near here standing citizens had accepted these sun:eured tobaccos Gaulle said, adding that they would Isty powerful modern defensive Thirteen dams remain to be con- Mae Katherine Peden state com- Calloway County Health Center.
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