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P .• • 4010•11.121411.1/..io...a • - AUGUST 7, 1959 Selected As A Beet All Hound Kentucky Community Newspaper The Full Largest Circulation In Picture The City itof Kentucky Largest Politics Circulation In The County I United Press International IN OUR 80th YEAR Murray, Ky., Saturday Afternoon, August 8, 1959 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. I-XXX No. 187 6 DAYS urray * hildren l'PAVING CONTRACT AWARDED TO GROGAN TED New Navy Radar MM. Is Developed His Bid Is Identical To That Of Will Confer Middlewest Roads Company By CHARLES W. CORDDRY United Pecos international WASHINGTON (UPI) - The A paving contract was awarded on the north side of Poplar street Navy has developed operiment- 323. 5319 to John Grogan last night at the between First and Second st.eets. IMO NATO Heads al radar capable of dTtecting en- meeting of the Murray City Coun- No action was taken. emy ballistic missiles almost as cil. In other action the city council soon as they leave their launch- agreed to repair the curb in front ing pads 5,000 miles away. Grogan's bid for the, paving of of a mew building underway by WASHINGTON (UPI Pres- era..that the United States will was identical In announcing the project Fri- several - city streets Crass Furniture Company. The tident Eisenhower will conter with stand firm on its commitments Roads of day night, the Navy said the new with that of Middlewest furniture firm plans to rep:ace • top NATO chiefs and Italian and will not engage in unilateral also' coulddetect nuclear Gilbertsville. the sidewalk themselves____,,, -Prime Minister Antonio Segni negotiations with the Soviet. device distances The two "bids' were $8.75 per A rail on the culvert on North egaly next month before Soviet The conversation with the explosion at similar as one ton of asphalt mix. 20e per gallon Fourth was discussed as a safety Pt.mier Nikita Khrushchev's vis- NATO leaders and Segni will fol- and "could be employed means of discovering violations of • RS1 oil and 30e per gallon R'1'2 measure. A street light w.11 be it to the United States, the White low the President's conferences nuclear test ban." road tar. placed on Giese-bey Street. Fifteen House announced today. in Great Britian with Prime Min- a $99. son $90 -year- new meters will be purchased. The President is expected to ister Sir Harold Macmillan and Dr. William J. Thaler, 33 ----I. The council voted to give the Navy scientist in charge of _50;4 $43 The Special Problems Committee assure the NATO country 'lead- in Paris with French President old - contract to Mr. Grogan since his _ _ the project, said the new radar of the council headed by Guy Charles de Gaulle. He is flying liait 1 S-4-9 $37 $35 ziii,...09 $ was a local firm. The work must an oper- undertake a study of to Europe Aug. 28. could be developed into is ..3 $23 $21 be done in 30 days and must Spann will defense warning system annexation of areas.to the News Secretary James C. Hag- ational - 7sa ' 1 r i i _31 OVA .1.- --o_ti measure up to certain specifica- the limits. This in- Mr. Luther erty first announced that the against ballistic' missile attack '''' b • tions. Bend will also be asked of south of the city e .-_--1- Lana President will meet with NATO within a few years. rontractor cludes Circarama. Meadow Thaler would not say where . 0 built up areas on the officials in early September to. -c 4*0 4. The paving is being done on a and other radar is install- thL the - city. difruss "imxtrtant aspects of the experimental 0- A cooperative basis with the City south border of Uobertson To that it is in the con- their agree- the current world situation of ed except -.*. paying one-third and property The city renewed tinental United States. He ans- with the Board of Economic concern to the North Atlantic owners paying one-third each. ment wered "no comment" when ask- Development for another year at Treaty organization" WHERE WE SPEND OUR FOREIGN RAVEL MONEY -Canada and Mexico lead the pataile of recipi- Streets to be paved, which are It Head Grocers which apparently ed if any Russian missile launch- a cost of $900 This is an increase This meeting. ents of the American foreign travel dollar, according to this Commerce department compila- n w gravel are. °ye:bey Street ings had been detected. of $300 will take place about Sept. 4, tab for 1958 from the National Industrial Conterene• Board of New York. Figures stand for 500 feet. Poplar Extended MO The new device is called "high ta.ard supplies the c!ty Will be with Joseph M. A. H. millions of dollars However, two-thirds of Mexico's total came from border town visitors, and feet. Vine Street 350. South 13th. This ferquency ionospheric back scat- with - professienat assistance on Luns, Netherlands foreign min- a large portion of Canada's was from 48-hour visitors. Plane and ship symbols indicate popu- Street 390 feet. Cherry 210 feet. Mr._ Lothar Robertson. manas. I ter radar." Its _devalopment means. •setaings- street. penannis ister and President of the North rarity of plans travel over ship. • - (Coersal Frees/ Dadsore Avenue may be paved" - plassing.- ger of the Murray Wholesaler that Thaler has overcome one widening. sub-division regula- Atlantic Treaty Council. and Paul depending on whether residents' and Grocery Company was named lomg standing limitation of radar tions. etc Henri .Spaak, secretary general raise the required money. president of the Kentucky Whle- -that it can see only in a straight 1"i • • Councilman Alfred Young male of NATO. Workmen Search Girl Finally Tells Some repaving will also be ac- le Association last Hagerty time later line. a proposal to the city council for a short an- cientists I complished This includes paving rgonthis,4t was learned today from His experimental device, by For More Bodies Why proposed that thz city nounced that Eisenhower would She Left Home on North Sec, nd from East Main, study. He AI bulletin sent out by the organ- bouncing radio waves off the purchase the Ryan property on meet with Segni "in order to In Wrecked Town a distance. of 1315 feet. The a- ization. discussions ionosphere, can see beyond the Chestnut Street. using part of it have of current world • I mount of money remaining will The story in the bulletin is problems which are of mutual in- horizon and in effect all the way Pleased With for add:tional cemetery space PAINTSVILLE ( UPI i-Rosetla determine haw much repaving will printed below for the informa- terest." to enemy missile launching areas whirls will be greatly needed in lAuxier. 16-year-old East Point, bc done tion of the many friends of Mr. noted also across the oceans. By JAMES DOYLE the .z•ar future. The renuilicte; The announcement I Ky.. girl whose frozen legs were Charles Hale, in a letter to the Robertson the device could coy pars. the preaiuusly-announced Theoretically, "Padd I amputated wou be used ter a United Pesos International 1 after she ran away , cloaca, resigned qiisaz/7:::44:4 "Luther Robertson. manager of visit that Segni will pay to detect a missile at any distance, _gasp Ail the present city . - • Ifrom home in 1057. Fsitday said brikkeeper ist-taiet Murray . Wisoaesa .terocery e.E.Ynited"States begirmlag llowever. the normal range of all park ould be sold as residential Sol/. ROSEBURG, Ore. (U P I) -- she loft home because her father & Sewer System He has held the pany, Murray. I4eMucky. DO. It said Eisenhower would intercontinental ballistic missile lots. Workman dug through the wreck- By JOSEPH L. MYLER ,i had raped her. positi.n, for four years and four elected President of the Kentu have further conversations with is 5.000 miles. would not only givo! tne age of a blast-leveled area of WASHINGTON UPI 1-Sci en- I Alford Dick Auxier. 51, was Groover Parker was nam- This „wholesale Grocers' Association, Thaler said he hoped the new months. regard Segni at that time. downtown Roseburg today in an !jailed here on charges of raping city much needed space in We.. at a meeting of the Board -min- lists reported todry, they were ed to fill the position. Hagerty said no date has been radar could double the 15 effort to deternone whether the I • • to the city park itself and Vie July aighly pleased, with the first .his daughter. A hearing was held on the moon- of Directors held Saturday. set for the President to return ute warning time now expected cemetery. but :t would also rc- explosion of six tons of dynamite day's performance of Explorer Auxier, a former miner and ing of the Five Points area. No It 1959. at Louisville. A vacancy to Washington from his round ot in the vent of missile attack.