Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 8-24-1962 The Ledger and Times, August 24, 1962 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 24, 1962" (1962). The Ledger & Times. 3837. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/3837 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]. ••• 41.. • - .• 11.'ST 23: 1962 turned out they were& Selected Ai ASot An Rosa Item* Consulfty Rewipapet sit the -school lumen' y, the 'preaum hasn't a over -too big in .nigh Largest way, not 66 well BS ir grade:s. Tesni-agrre Circulation In "di eltietaive to participate tie motivation seemed The City We Largest e panel members was Circulation In -Iambi of the U.S. Of-4, Trust • whe undertisik The County what food metivatem at. 1 6 • said lanni, tend to IN OUR 83rd YEAR ley have been taiieht A United Press International Murray, Ky., Friday Afternoon, August 24, 1962 NIL:I:RAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXXIII No. 201 me. Right away I fig- •1••11••• "MOB what he was n't know Good Strings Of that iairneone taught Juror List For Fish Reported Members, Old County 4.1fers es in my tioueetiold BULLETIN f they do, but it ceree 't dear old daddykins* OFall Term Of FRANKFORT, Ky. 111. — The C.C.C. Camp, MOSCOW tPt — The Soviet Soviets' Latest d memmykins either. state •Depariment of Fish and union warned today it would Win Several tier. Wildlife Resources Thursday re- take the "necessary measures" ed. however. that the portei • good strings of modish to . protect its diplomatic and luence on the diet of Court Released at Kentucky lakes. but otherwise, Hold Reunion military personnel passing tho- Prizes At Fair • is the diet of ether it was a slow fishing week. ugh West Berlin if there was Demands Given he (1td rundbwn: a incidents That proved The juror list for the fall term The lake by lake repetition of recent i Listed below _are the results about bass rated fair in the divided he vows talking of Calloway County Circuit Court Kentucky: Black city. el the Calloway County 4-Hers to good, beet in • late evening. The warning carne in a note has been released. The following Members of the old Murray entries in the Purchase District By ROBERT J. KORENGOLD action on the part of allowed to select Bluegill on flies and worms. Crap- presented to U. S. Embassy of- struetive list ef jurors are to appear at C. C. C. Camp 1517 held a re- Pair in Mayfield. Ky. United Press International Washington. The patience of cour- weuld pick u bat- . 9:00 a. m. on pie and white bass fair. The lake union last Week at the city park ficials here today. It also was September ,10th. Skirt and Blbuse— Dreena Baz- MOSCOW 11JPI, — The latest se cannot lest forever." he continued. But free& is clear, fall ing and 80 degrees. with 17 members and their fam- broadcast by Moscow Radio. A Hal Smith, Kirksey, Mrs. Harry zell. red ribbon, Beth Blankenship. Russian demands that the West- This theme. an apparent refer high scheol lunch pro-'w Herrington: Fair crappie fish- ilies attending. It charged "fascistic elements" ''Sparks, Murray Hollis Walker, blue ern Allied military forces get out ence to the signing of a separate pizesii ing and improving bluegill harvest. had staged a series of "danger- ribbon, Gail Smith, red rib- boil down to Murray route five, Edwin Craw- of Berlin treaty, Few bass by trolling. The lake is ' The Murray camp was organized ous provocations" against Soviet n. •Judy Kelso, red ribbon. were published today Russian-East German peace ea. he mid. ford, Lynn Grove, Euel Tinsley, Premier clear, falling and 83 degrees. in October of 1933 and disbanded military personnel on their way j Skirt made by girl, blouse se- in the official Communist party has been stressed ,by Murray, Talmadge Tutt. Murray, lected — Ellen Watson, blue rib- newspaper. Nikita S. Khrishchey in recent -Herbert Erwin, Hazel. Pat Hack- Cumberland: Improved bl ack to do guard duty at the Soviet bass' takes by trolling. Bluegill war memorial in West Berlin. bon. months. ett, Murray, Mrs. Bradburn Hale, Attending with their families Pravda blamed the increased government and crappie fair. The lake Ls clear First Dress — Nona Hamel!, The official Soviet Murray, Hoyt Cleaver, Jr., Almo. were Tom Williams, Truman tension in Berlin on "West er- night falling and 82 degrees. red ribbon, LaJenna Paschall, newspaper lzvestia Thursday II. H. Edwards-, Hazel, Z. B. Rus- Smith, Raymond Crawford, James man militarists" and said that Dale Hollow: Good crappie fish- White ribbon. charged that recent incidents sell, Murray route two, Mrs. Ed Witherepoon, Porter Holland, Lee •Play Clothes — Connie Hopkins, only a speedy end to the four' which have arisen in Berlin fol- Diuguid, Dennis Boyd, ing in late evening and night. Rates On Hay Are power Murray, M. Travis. James Brown and Al- red ribbon. occupation status of the lowing the fatal shooting of an Harris Gee, B. H. Fultotie-Mtne Still fishing in .weed beds pro- Miss Ann Wrether divided - city could insure peace. bert Enix all of 'Murray. ' Reduced To Area Advanced- 7f:trete — Carolyn 18-year-old fleeing East Germa,n *ray Morton, Lynn ducing ssattered catches of blue- In a dispatch from Washing- Route one, Bob Craig. red ribbon. were due to West German "rev- Grove, gill. Few black and white buss in Others were Buford Stice, Bent- ton, Pravda Moscow's Billy Joe Hale, Murray. WASHINGTON 0.111) — The In- Tailored Costume — Janet Like, Miss Ann Wrather reiterated anchists" and efacists." jumps. The lake is clear, falling on, James F. White, Paducah, demands that Earlie Stubblefield, . Murray, terstate Commerce Commission blue ribbon. West Berlin be and 82 degrees. Eddie McQueary, Lancaster, Carl Wins Scholarship turned into a Donald Hick, Murray, Mrs. Dick Thursday ordered reduced rates In the Foods Division winners free, demilitarized Sykes, Murray, Bob McCuiston, Rough River: Good strings of Shepherd, Stamford, Charles Down- city. for transporting hay to drought- were: Unit I — 4 Brownies or For Second Year white bass by trolling and few ey, Henderson, Winifred Holmes, Murray, Bee Guthrie, Hazel, W. T. stricken farmers in Ballard, Cal- Butterscotch Fingers Dreena. Baz- catfish by 'stillfishing with worms_ Chicago, Henry Mays, Robards, On Wednesday the Russians Doens, Ul, Murray route five, Logan. McCracken Vise Ann Wrather has won the The lake is -clear, falling and f:C Herndon, Almo, loway. Graves, ;ell, red ribbon. Unit 11-4 Biscuits, abolished their post of comman- Sonnie Hudspeth, Murray, Joe Mil- Kentucky, Jim second science scholarship award- degrees. and Tods counties, Ky. prena Bazzell, red ribbon. Unit III dant in Berlin. The move was in- ler, Kirksey. Harmon Chestee, li-no Bidwell of Paducah. ed by the J(l Chemist Dewey: Crappie the best bet. Three counties have been de- Butter Cake, white or yellow, Company, terpreted . as another step in the Kirksey, R. D. Lategston, Murray, Depart- manufacturer of induetrial ad- Good takes of bluegill on worn& The next meeting of the an- Oared by the Agriculture Nona Bazzell. white ribbon. Unit Kremlin's campaign to sign a Mrs. iugh Waldrop, Murray, relief. hesives. Miss Wrather maintained Improving black bass by trolling. nual affair is planned for the ment in need of drought IV — 4 cornmeal muffins, Char- peace treaty with Germany and James Gilbert, Alimo. be ef- an above B average in the field The lake is clear, stable and 82 third Sunday in August at Ken- The reduced rail rates will lotte Tidwell, red ribbon, Judy end Western occupation rights in • J. R. ,111cHood, Concord, Edgar of science last year at Murray degrees. tucky Dam Village State Park. fective until Nov. 23. Kelso, red ribbon. Unit V — the city. Lamb, Murray. Alvis E. Jones, Angel Cake, Charlotte Tichvell, State College, Murray, 011ie Brown, Alm), Ed "American pOlicy makers," said red ribbon. Miss Wrather won the first Billington, Farmington, John Pravda correspondent S. Vishnev- Ri- In the ('anning Division winners scholarship presented by the com- ley, Murray, Glen Hodges. Murray, sky, 'should consider what tre- "Black Box". Other were Unit I; 1 quart fruit or I pany last year to a student in- mendous advantages a German Boyd Bizzell. Akno, Aubrey Ha- Two Released Men Tell Of qt. tomato juice— Ellen Watson, dicating superior ability in this tcher. Murray Noble Fuqua, peace settlement holds for the Kirk- blue ribbon. Dreena Bazeell. red field. She is the daughter of Mr. sey. Mze.-..Leon peoples of the United States. How Chambers, Lynn ribbon. Beth Blankenship, red rife and Mrs. Marvin Wrather, Grose. William Jam. .Murray. to Bow Under Brutality the ordinary American. .would Treatment; Refuse ban. Gail Smith, blue ribbon and Elbert Hoitston. Murray route sigh with relief." Judy Kelso. red ribbon. five, equally brutal treatment, though The Pravda dispatch said that Miller McReynolds, Murray By DARRELL GARWOOD told today how two Americans Unit II: 4 qts. vegetables (1 qt. Aw Heck, mute four, Carlos Jones, turn of a different type." I Don't it is "neceseary , without wasting Murray, United Press International captured in Laos refused to tomatoes and 3 others) Gail Smith. •Ilafford Cooper. Hazel Jack a Thourgh suffering from malaria, time to settle the German prob- Nors- WASHINGTON 4WD -- The Army against their country despite red ribbon.