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The Ledger and Times, August 21, 1961 Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 8-21-1961 The Ledger and Times, August 21, 1961 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, August 21, 1961" (1961). The Ledger & Times. 5142. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/5142 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]. 'siss- ‘4:474I1F" . • V. •••• 3 to* a F Uf him to such liel4CtIla ill A Beet All Round Kentucky Community Newapari17 tits as Oliver • id• John Mar- wrote some of Largest opinions ever The Newspaper Cirgilation In ournals - during federal judge, The City d 1.6 the high With The a mystery 41 Largest ;ses ,hat geo- Circulation Circulation In of judgeships The County in, or that it of **religious Felix Frankfur- tat it was one uf fortune." United Press International IN OUR 82nd'YEAR Murray, Ky„ Monday Afternoon, August 21, 1961 - MURRAY PQPULATION 10.100 Vol. LXXX11 No. 196 as chief judge trt sof s- Appeals. 51, wrote -Such s as the one ith Art convic- mist leaders in ) upsetting the , t of government an because die- nee was used. special TO for BRITISH TROOPS SENT BORDER sit ARMED ret irement, and Cows Must Be Washed artier this Year. Kentucky News a critic of the But Not People Young Matron Make Move As 500 East German Art, arguing thaiL Briefs milt to becomY Western Unity ARTUIA, Calif. (LIPS — Teo Al - chamber" by Police Appear At Barricade 'e bers thinks he has invented the Passes Away By United Prose, International --- erits of-legislas greatest thing for cows since mink- HOPKINSVILLE,'Ky. (UPI — Dr. it plain that le lined automatic milkers — a very Mark Lowry. professor of lang- By JOSEPH B. FLEMING iwith President Kennedy on the strike down ,uld sygenic machine that washes a On Saturday uages at Bethel College will suc- 'Berlin crisis. disagreed with Aided By Visit bovine in 4'a seconds. ceed Eldon Byrd as faculty dean United Press International The official East German news ten believed the The contrapt:trn — is called a 'at the 107-year-old Baptist school BERLIN 'UPI — The British rush- -agency ADN. reporting Johnson's Attic interest. "cowash" and might develop the here. Officials also announced the ed troop and tank reinforcements departure, said he came to Berlin I at St. Luke's cleanest, if not the most content- Mrs. Irene Hoke, age 36, passed appointment of E. Wayne Keth, to the East-West Berlin border to- to boost falling U. S prestige and tie had- entered, ed cows in the world. away ltin Saturday of complications of Nashville, Tenn., to the new l day when 500 armed East German to "stoke up" the West Berlin death was given Albers, a native of Holland who at her home at Coldwater. position of dean of students. semi, Says • People's Police appeared suddenly atmopshere. Funeral Johnson tt. came to the United States in 1946, Survivors include on the apposite side. Johnson described his visit as ill- be private. W says the cow enters a concrete her husband BOWLING GREEN. Ky. let — Robert It was the first time Western -fruitful and enjoyable" and said us first name of blosk-walled runway, activities a Hoke of Coldwater; -one Dr. J. R. Whitmer, 71, a mem- ALVIN SPIVAK Accompanies By Clay Allied troops had taken up posi- he had "seen the soul of a city sed his middle By spring valve to turn on the show- daughter, Amanda Hoke age 5; her bar of the faculty of Western United Press International Johnson was accompanied on his parents Mr. Mrs. Cy- tion on any part of the border and people that will never sub- which was his er, sloshes to the next station and and Harry Kentucky State College for 30 mission by retired Gen. Lucius lt* -Newton Falls, since the latest Berlin crisis be, mit to conquest." name. gets a speedy scrubbing, rubdown Ohio; three years. died here Saturday after WASIIINGTON -- Vice sisters, Mrs. Julia gan eight days ago. The Vice President said his visit and rinse. It is someing like an Fleemon of a brief illness. A native of Bre- President I.yndon B. Johnson re- Newton Falls, Mrs. Frances Kalor Maj. Gen. Sir Roman Delacombe, to the beleaguered city convinsed automatic -car wash. men, Dr. Whitmer was in the Filson published turned from a 'morale — building of Hudson, Ohio; and Mrs. Mar- the British commanders in Berlin. him that West Berlin -can never The •invention requires only biulogy department before re- Kentucky and mission to 'Germany today, confi- ordered a company of the Welsh be bulled into the, surrender of of three gallons of water per animal garet Kelovich of Newton Falls, firing in 19511. Dr. James Hart Kentucky dent that his flying visit has 'firm- to the border, armed its freedom." egions and saves better than one - third Ohio: four brothers, Johnny Cybak Regiment still part of the ed up Western strength and unity of Newton Falls, Charles Cybak with normal infantry weapons anti The U. S garrison was re-in- of the milker's time California LOUISVILLE, Ky. 'UPI; — Farm in meeting the Communist chal- of Van Nuys, California, Albert of backed by four Centurion tanks forced Sunday by 1.500 combat' to free Berlin. how insists a dairy cow must be ,-4Cresiat leaders of Ohio). Indiana. August Meet West Ber- k:rigs Detroit. and Joe Cybak of Newton and antitank guns. ready troops ordered to washed daily. Tennessee and Kentucky will con- gPArtiring at Andrews Air Force Falls The People's Polices — ,or "Vo- lin by President Kennedy to face No such law exists for people. verse here Aug. 29 for a Base, Md.. after a whirlwind 62. three- pos" were armed with machine- Communist threat. The troops roll- day conference expected to draw hour trip to Bonn and West Ber- She was a member of the Cold- Scout Crou guns and submachineguns and ap- ed across East Germany without some 400 deleeates. Among the lin, Johnson hailed the -heroic water Church of' Christ where the peared opposite the British sector any interference and entered the tUG of the Red-encricled Teachers Visit funeral will be held at 2:00 p. m. princ,pal speakers will be Paul welcome from conduct" H id as East German youths were erect- city to a tumultuous C. Johnson, Chicago, editor of West Berliners as -one of the ma- today. Bro. L. hi Pogue and Bro. ing a new barbed wire barrier in a half-millipn cheering West Ber- Nursery Near Dam Prairie Farmer, e Friday jor assets of the free world." John Hooper will officiate. Burial the area. liners. The %ice president planned to will be in the Coldwater Church The move came after most of Kennedy sent Johnson to Ber- inday On August 16. 1961, 35 students LOUISVILLE. Ky. ,ITli — The report at 5:30 p. m., (EDT): to of Christ cemetery. - lin and then ordered the U. S. taking the Conservation Workshop the West Berlin police force wai President Kennedy. who hurriedly -Kentiicky Feed and Grain Ai Army battle group to the city. at Murray State visited Kentucky Pallbearers will be T. E. Har- TheAugust meeting of the Chief taken off a "state of alarm" as I, Needs dispatched him to Germany last satiation today heard speakers West Berliners complained that Dam Nursery at Gilbertsyille. grove, William E Bazzell. Richard hennubby District Committee of tension eased us the city West- iieekend to allay West German from the University of Kentucky the Western Allies had failed • to F-sco Gunter. who is teaching Adams, Donald - Black, Charlet Any.,Scouts. of America -WAS held Berliners took heart from Viee II•ars of U. S, inaction after the College of Agriculture and He counter Communist moves. the coerce. pointed out that the Robert Hoke. and Jackie Dell Hoke. Friday evening August 18th at President Lyndon Johnson's pled- . Communists sealed the East-West Economics at the opening ses The Communist East Germans h Hour Vice Pres. Lyndon B. Johnsen 20 million tree seedlings which are The Max Churchill Funeral lInme the Triangle Inn in Murray ,ges of support and the appear- bonier of Berlin. sior of a two-day program here. sealed the 25-mile city border growing in the nursery will be of The Chief Chennubby District :ance of a reinforced American Stresses Unity is in charge arrangements Scheduled to address the group barricaded it with barbed ('lay, and Charles Bohler. State used to plant idle and eroded consists of the counties of Cello- Army garrison in their midst. Aug. 13. his statement upon his re- Tuesday is Stn. Thruston B Mar - concrete blocks, tanks and In Department expert on Soviet af- areas in Kentucky way. Graves and Marshall. The bulk of the free half of the wire, Johnson said, "As a result ton, R-Ky. threatened to keep it turn. fairs. All the students are elementary Dr. Themes Ilogancamp, who city's policemen went back to rote troops, and of our mission I believe that we The vice president's flight was will become a member at large of tine traffic and patrol !duties. closed_ and high school teachers who will LOUISVILLE, Ky. inn, — Dele- will be better able to meet what- delayed for nearly two hours at the Executive Board of the Four ' East Berlin Comment police.
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