The Ledger and Times, May 2, 1964

The Ledger and Times, May 2, 1964

Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 5-2-1964 The Ledger and Times, May 2, 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, May 2, 1964" (1964). The Ledger & Times. 4497. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/4497 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]. at.. • I. a • AY 1, 1964 Selected As A Best All Bound Kentucky Community Newspaper is Move • • Pila [ Largest t.:Alil•RiTirliiiiiodlill11111 The Afternoon Ends Inerne g Daily Newspaper 1 Michael Burns Circulation irbe, He Couldn t t Both In City For Murray and BC's "Kraft Se- The neighbor- Calloway County._ s he has a new And In County int of killing a and resists ef- bvious innocence. Murray Population 10,100 [ In Gee 85th Year Afternoon, May 2, 1964 Vol. LXXXV No. 105 ay United Press International Murray, Ky., Saturday National Circus" gram on NBC's Annie" Ica- NBC. ed Bibles" on tie hero survives a mission and take a mission- nture" repeat for " darnatization ENTUCKY DERBY TOI HOLD 90TH RUNNING ban Hale. Amer- For luring the Revo- Association Facilities To Postoffice To Retardation Has Hill Rise, Northern Dancer re-run on CPA id It So Gocci " Meeting On Tuesday involved with a 4 Cut Services Picked To Battle For Roses Be Available Association and ha to de- The Calloway County for Mental Retardation met at the heuld quit roam- By RAY AYRES Toronto by whining 11 of his 14 School of New Hope on Tuesday Fla- As Of May 4 Char- races, including the $100.000 By June 1 night with the president Mrs. knited Preis International Theater" repeat mingo Stakes, the $100.000 Florida --- lotte &mean calling the meeting Is the Number," LOUISVILLE Ky lee - The Derby and the Blue Grass Stakes, limited adjustments in some to order y Winters and The Kentucky Derby comes up for its But the 1964 edition of America's metal services. ordered in Wash- Mrs Blanche Kemp read the sec- k lonely spinster °OLDIES POND, Ky. - Camping lieth running at Churchill DOWTIS greatest horse race is far from a ington March 10th by Posenaser retary's report and Mrs. Grogan the investunition facilities will be available in the today with a big rangy colt from two-horse battle Alec trained to General John A. Gronousiu to save read the treasurer's report in the a hoodlum Land Between the Labels by June California and a compact little peak perfection were Quadrangle. $127 million will begin to take • absence of the treasurer Mrs. WA- 1, the Tennessee Valley Authority speedster from Canada heading the The Scoundrel. Roman Brother, Mr. rid Allen Thorn- effect in Murray and other cities 'dame ennounoed today Said of 12 horses Brick, Dandy K WI! Rad. Mr. 10- round right the week beginning Monday. May I Four from the local chapter will The 170.000-acre stretch of land Moonlight. lahboodah, Royal Sihuck Phu light- hes v y- 4th. Postmaster Lester G Nanny I attend the statewide meeting a And this first battle between Hill between two of the Nation's larg- and Extra Swell. i Irani Chersoo said today, :the association in Owen.storo on Rise, champion tf the West Coast, est man-made lakes. Kentucky and Awaiting the winner a the Ken- The regular parcel post, and stamp May 9 Governor Breathitt will ad- and Northern Dancer, greatest mon- Barkley Reservoirs in western Ken- tucky Derby. worth a total of $156.- rday window will be open on Saturdays dregs this meeting and will be in- ey winner ever foaled north of the tucky-Tennessee. is being debevoped 800, was a purse of $144.300, a blank- from 800 a, m until 12 00 rxeon, troduced by Harry Sparks border, could produce a track re- N Y Yanieees- as a major outdoor recreation cent- et of roses and a gold trophy, But according to the annourioevnent. Mrs Willis, the school's instruc- cord as well as jam the historic er. there is more than money, flowers Jay Lesklart This window is open the other the tor showed the sand box which was °et track with one of its greatest About 260 contester; for family and trinkets at stake, -Cinctrinati-iPhei- week-days from 8,00 a m. until purchased earlier this year and sied crov.cLe. groups are being bunt for use this 500 p m that twelve children can now enjoy gm prestige of winning a Ken- sunnier. report as cif 10 p. m. Vernon Stubblefield, center, Son of bar. and Mrs. Vernon The C 0 D mail and Registered It The weather tucky Derby prompted owners to of large niznber of these camp- Jay Lockhart was "partly cloudy Vorld Sports" ; Stubblefield, Jr., of Murray, Stands With two Other chem- "A mail window will be closed all day The school bass is new in use re- • EDT. Friday nominate 138 horses for the tact ro in Porten:We, sites are to be ready for the public and mild " dozen start- istry majors at Murray State College who received as- on Saturdays The announcement leasing parents from this duty. last February Today's ▪ 1." Project Manager R U. owned and bred by June released today by the local post- Officers for the next year will Hill Rae. ers are the survivors who came thro- sistantehins for graduate study Stubblefield received a facilities Howes announced 'Thew Deliver following announced at the next meeting Geneve A Pope of Riverside. Calif.. ugh preliminary races safe and im- Will master noted that the be iecial" reports on $2200 grant to do Work in Organic Chemistry at UK. At enough apace for about of eight straight will provide services will be eliminated com- and a nominating commtttee was carries a record Presider enough to have their own- nal chyme chain- has left is Greg ArterbUrn Of Wickliffe who received a campers" the mile and one- a thousand pletely on Saturdays: issuing of appoin tied triumphs into er, pay an additional $1,500 to start. oe. miens. 1Fla , 811inilar grant far inorganic chelinistry study and at his aid these CeltilpedGes are be- race The son of Hillary He Baccalaureate money orders. inquiries and claims. Swenrrung classes are Oil being quarter New Owners Entered xhtbition. Who received a around the Rushing Creek races on the West right is Norris Johnson Of Wiekliffe, ing butt postage meter settings, trust fund held at the college each Saturday, won four stakes For seven of the owners and sev- near the Kentucky-Tenn- the winter season. in- $3,000 grant for organic elleillietry Study at Duke. Bay area deposits, bulk mailing, and box rent under the direction of Miss Dora Quoit during en of the trainers this is a first tine. ovenooking Ken- the $100.000 added Santa essee gate rentals &Lid collections. Vituglui..'a special education stu- cluding chance Maw gold and glory. But will Brother Jay Lockhart will deliver tucky Lake Facilities there be 'allowed dent. A picnic will be held in the Anita Derby. And in his last race, only four of the jockeys, who got the Baccalaureate address on Sun- Rural carriers will not &nal Fry In include boat launching renew Pio- must sign 'The Derby Trial at Churchill Downs many more opportunities than own- in,, to accept applications far money near future and parents toilet and shower Wad.. day &fternoon, May 27, at 2.30 p last Tuesday, Htli Rae won the lo- Friends Of • Today nit tables, orders on Saturdays under the or- for their children ers and trainers, never have ridden areas Worn the wa- to the 1964 graduating class of cal turf fans to his cause by run- — -- /IMP anti pay der The public la invited to attend the In a Kentucky Derby. Calloway County High School in rung a mile tn 1:35 1-5 -••••••• 0•1011.vil. PARIES Tenn tat - Small fry terfront. Patrons are encouraged to use the meetings which are held on toe Veteran of the riding crew is Wee said TVA will staff a nag Jeffrey Gymnasium The Invocation Wins 11 of 14 takes Hill The library tabs the spotlight today as the Howes gamy vending machine in the lob- fourth Tuesday of each month. Willie Shoemaker who the Kentucky Wont- will be given by Brother John Arch- Northern Dancer has amareed (FIST). WI annual ward's biggest fish fry museum In by of the post office on Saturday Rise to the post at 4.30 p m, summer. er. Methodist Minister at Lynn P. of landi. Wildlife Refuge this Sundays to cooper- $3110.572 for Edward Meier The Kentucky Derby wtil be tele- a railed poesties off the rererender of more Grove and Goshen afterncone and •. The was built by the U 8. adjustments Dr. Harvill Author vised by CBS from 5 to 6 p. m. mount- Is than three tons of Kentucky Lake Brother Lockhart. Pastor of the ate with the service Formed Wildlife Service but will 5 15 s awing- clank Fish and announced. Of Another Book TO ATTEND STARS ESTI and broadcast from as part of the Eleventh and Poplar Church of execute the be operated by TVA Paged post delivery in the city of — to 5,66 p m 0EFIT) the Lakes devetap- atria for the past year was born By Club U3g 135h tancy play.

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