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The Ledger and Times, March 5, 1957 Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 3-5-1957 The Ledger and Times, March 5, 1957 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 5, 1957" (1957). The Ledger & Times. 2954. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/2954 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]. 4 • 1 • • ' -g 4, T957 ,arship. But completely •• -Selected As A Best AU Round Ilentncky Communttr-Newspaper on unfurled flag at one Largest iced: "I am First... m_y &and- Circulation In 4 -York-. asateieew''`" with this flag, The City Local News a Southern Largest tie does you and ly proud to Circulation In fether corn- The County that shot Local Pictures United Press IN OUR 78th YEAR Murray, Ky., Tuesday Afternoon, March 5, 9571 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXVIII No; 55- .- THY - an --1 ensation was quit her job simple." An he "sympa- uusly eompe- ' but added TE aOF ISRAEL PREMIER SHAKY g the jobless IS hy plays no • Rains Fall In Tells John His Vacation Plan Cold Air Grips Sold Checks Dry Southwest Home Burns The East Again Withdrawal Of Troops Brings ENT!) By UNITED PRESS By UNITED .PRESS The Bounce Man Needed rains pelted drieught - In Hazel A cold Canadian air mass About Severe Political Revolt he Wisconsin stricken Oklahoma and Kansas gripped the East today and snow .'worked 2,- early today as part of a vast area squa umped u o, 5o eithout a 'sin- nc es By ELlAV SIMON rearguard against any Arab vio- Into Jail • of precipitation over much of if snow in Western New t. The record, Yesterday York United Press Staff Correspondent lence when withdrawal starts. the nation. along Lakes Ontario and Erie. ,•as the equi- Showers continued night :Linnet Much of the West also was JERUSALEM. Israel Negotiations Wasted? vorking •1,102 Passing cold checks is an old The Hazel Fire in Oklahoma and Kansas foIlOw.- Department blanketed by snow with Denver iPyerniery Rikstsce,rjajt• to- . Feelings on the projected with- sl-time acci- store, but when one pays a court was called into action' yestettlay ing general raiske.oser the area reporting the heaviest accumu- daY postponed a showdown in drawal from the Gulf of Aqaba was set laV, line with a bogus paper. that is es ening `about 5:45 'o'clock Monday. when lation of four inches. i.parliament over his troop with- and ,the Gaza Strip cut across /taint page news and when that the home of Heavy showers pounded parts Mrs. Annie Late Readings plunged court happens to - be Callov.'ay to zero and drawal policies in order to make party lines in :he Knee:set (parli- of Florida during the night, Garner caught ,fire. Apparently and below in e. the northern Great a• last-minute effort to hold his ament) and many deputies were County that is local news. the tire had gained great a thunderstorm at Fort Myers hcads- Lakes and parts of the Northeast. shaky coalition government to- reported to believe the past four But R. L. Ellison who has way before it was ever noticed. was accompanied by wind gusts Ono of -the coldest spots was get her months qf negotiations had been done a weekend spree of signing Mrs. up to 53 miles per hour. Two Garner, a widow with International his name Falls. Minn., with Ben-Gurion, faced by political wasted. _to a false bank account small tornadoes were four -children, had just returned reported a 6' below zero reading_ early revolt and the threat The deputies said Israel's bar- in -return for' expensive merchan- fro n'her work at the, Calloway of violence earlier near Lakeland. Fla. today. gaining power would have been dise didn't allow, his faults to Manufacturing by the opposition Henn (free- The Florida disturbance spread Company, a n d . Generally fair weather hinder his appetite when 'is seen. domi- -Party. nitreed up today's much more greater if it had held -- he was Mower activity throughout the walked into the house. She said for the Atlantic Coast states and scheduled parliament session 3 onto the Sinai Desert positions it taken into custody for the second that she turned on the kitchen South Atlantic states. extending into the Ohio Valley captured less than 10 miles from time in 24 hours while eating a fight and hours while he held emergency Heavy rains doused the Coastal ----. noticed that it flicker- and the southern ii,andwich lakes area. conference's with party leaders. the Suez Canal where .the Israeli yesterday in .a local sections of northern California, Chatting with United Mine Workers chief-John L. ed, About that time a neighbor Some eorly morning tempera- He had scheduled a parlia- Army advanced in the 'first dal cafe. - Oregon and Washington with Lewis during a picture-taking session et the White ruihed over and told her the up tures included Boston- 26, Wash- ment ses:iion for Monday. but of the October invasion. This latest warrant served was to an inch of water during House, President Eisenhower tells the famous labOr house was on fire. The entire the ington 32, Miami 63, New Or- was forced to postpone it when A cabinet meeting called to towed by Hubert Cole who night. upstairs was an inferno. leader that he may go to Arizona for some winter leans .60,. Chicago 21. Dallas 51, the rift widened' in his cabinet. approve thepremper's withdraw- chataged that Ellison had left him A cold air mass sweeping from The Hazel Fire_ Department sun if his cough doesn't clear soon. Minneapolis 20, Denver 32, Los Today political leaders thought al statement before its delivery a bad check at his truck stop the Nerhern Plains pushen went to the scene and immedi- • as • (International Soundphoto) Angeles 57. Seattle 39. he had patched it up also was postponed filen the ...cafe cm Highway 641 S. yester- far south attely attacked, the blaze enough to as northern Texas to- and afternoon to the evening • win a vote of confidence, but as Ben- day morning. Ellison was fined day, but a warming trend extinguished it in a short_ time. pre- opposition ice the withdrawal Gurion struggled to pull the re- S37 50 by County Judge Waylon vailed over most of the The entire upper floor,,, was de- rest ef Atomic Energy And grew_ _a_n_d. he asked bellious cabinet members Ra burn o_a breach of peace the nation, molished with serious damage Or More !Polio Victim to line. backinfo -Automation Blessings the 'time. c arge e promptly wrote a • Forecasters said preelpitation lower floor. Alvie Oliver - Bitterness against Ben - Gur- The crisis was precipitated heck for that amount which a will continue today from One of Mrs. Garner's sons is a the ion's decision to act without when members of the left-wing `,..furray -bank verified and the Pacific to the NEW YORK fir - Automation 0 in the army and the other con- Rockies, northern three Menem and court received that and atomic energy can be "twin nh Gasp are in school. sulting parliament continued to Ahriut Avoda parties amount, re- sections of the Gulf states and e Dies blessings Monday grow throughtout_ Israel Police said the ywould not vote with leasing Ellison. A later check the South Atlantic Coast, to raise the standards F It is not known what was the • feared violence this afternoon the government .on two censure found Ellison lacking sufficient of the entire world," David J. cause of the blaze. motions by the opposition, funds. shortly after the complaint McDonald, president of the Unit- rom Death Alvie re.Ned 67, passed and drafted 25 busloads of pro- con- demning his policy was received by Cole. ed Steelworkers of America. said away at his home in Hazel Mon- vincial police to head off possible of withdraw- riots ing. Ellison was arrested Sunday on today. day night at six-thirty following in the streets of Jerusalem. Englishman MEMPHIS, Timn. 111" - A 24- rTqospitai News I The mood of the Holy City Unless he can persuade them the breach charge and following "Modern labor organizations, an illness of more than one year. year-old -polio victim stayed • a to reverse their decision his release yesterday morning, see in these • developments a He is survived by his widow, was grim and ugly. Overnight the two few gasps from death for eight Monday's coral:tette record dissidont parties could he purchased goods at Western new era of plenty for all," he lot Mrs Dorothy Oliver. Hazel; one angry sips saying "Ben-Gurion cause his hours Monday during a struggle letypi triter gel-ern.esenit ea fall. Auto Store and Turthes Jewelry. Will Speak said in a speech prepared for daughter, Mrs. Hugh White. Rt. 1,11:, is tip" were scrawled berween doctors and four succes- cnsus 23 on tieing them alleizedls- worthless delivery to a lunch meeting of 5. Murray: one son, William building walls. sive iron lungs. Adult Beds . 65 Meanwhile. Students Demonstrate checks also. The manager at the the New 'York Building Trade Henry Oliver. Paducah; one 5i3- the Israeli frigates' Emergency Beds 42 Ben-Gurion was quoted as latter To Congress. Three of the iron lungs proved ter, Mrs. Mary Farless, St. Louis. Miznak and Misgav headed to- business grew suspicious Clubs telling the political The Patients Admitted 1 ward Sharm leaders that over the large order head of the 1.250.000-man faulty and Robert Thorne.
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