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THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN. July tO. 1971 i Juvenile Testing sff0ing GodWa Bridge Symbolizes Fulton Philosophy Unit Gets $298,876 Commerce; Lewis Steele and MEMPHIS (UPI) Traffic on a downtown Memphis street was brought to a halt yesterday when a woman The Tennessee Law Enforcement Planning Commission has announced a $298,876 grant ioDedflown itne sww ntlde. The unclothed Twoman was taken into custody by police officers, but not before traffic backed up for several blocks. The woman was taken to a local hospital for observation and the traffic jam cleared.

for the continuation and'ex-pansion of a psychological testing center for juvenile offenders at Middle Tennessee State University in Mur-freesboro. The i I Diagnostic Center at MTSU, under the director of Dr. Frank Lee, furnishes psychological diag They Sangli This Time For Satchmo By ARTHUR EVERETT NEW YORK (AP) -He had played it so many times at the funerals of so many others. So yesterday they sang "When the Saints Go Marchin' In" for Louis (Satchmo) Armstrong. Then they buried thhe greatest of all the jazz trumpeters.

Blind entertainer Al Hibbler sang it, and also "Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen." And Peggy Lee sang the Lord's Prayer at a funeral service for Armstrong in a little church in Queens, on a steaming hot day, with jet planes thundering their way to and from nearby LaGuardia Airport. THE FUNERAL drew some of the great names of show open to traffic during the ceremonies, which las ted about 30 minutes. 1 The Rev. E. P.

Anderson, 96, a long-time friend of the Fulton family, delivered the invocation. State Highway Commissioner Robert Smith was master of ceremonies. MEMBERS OF the Fulton family present were Rep. and Mrs. Fulton; Mr.

and Mrs. Newton Moore; Mrs. Betty Hare and Miss Debbie Fulton, daughters; and Mrs. Mary Jo Rawls and Mrs. Wyadine Thornton, sisters.

Other platform guests included Mayor Beverly Briley; Secretary of State Joe C. Carr; Rep. James McKin-ney, Speaker of the State House of Representatives: Reps. Walter Morgan and Mike Murphy; W. Lipscomb Davis president of the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce; Eddie Jones, executive secretary of the Nashville Area Chamber of widow, Mrs.

Newton Moore. The structure is 'A-mile long and was constructed at a cost of about $2.4 million. It was opened to traffic earlier this year. The ceremonies were held in two westbound lanes of the bridge, and one eastbound lane was closed to traffic to provide parking. The other lanes of the six-lane bridge were River in Colombia Floods, 63 Drown BOGOTA, Colombia (UPI) At least 63 persons were re-ported drowned yesterday when the Putumayo River in Southern Colombia flooded three towns.

Mayor Alejandro Chamorro of Putumayo said 43 persons died in Puerto Asis and 20 in Puerto Limon. Mountain waters spilling down from the ranges of Putumayo into the valleys caused the flooding. at ceremonies dedicating the 1-265 bridge over the Cumberland River. GOV. WINFIELD Dunn, principal speaker at the ceremonies, termed Fulton "a gallant fighter" who died after "he had reached one stepping stone in what would have been an outstanding public career." Rep.

Fulton said the dedication ceremonies were "a long-awaited, very happy occasion" and "a fine tribute to Lyle." "He was interested in building bridges that would bring people closer together, that would bring people from sickness to health and from poverty to wealth," the congressman said. "I was the youngest in a family of four, and I spent my childhood living in Lyle's shadow. To live in his shadow is indeed an honor to me." DUNN PRESENTED a color photograph of the bridge, taken at sunset, to Fulton's By KENNETH JOST Rep. Richard Fulton, speaking at ceremonies yesterday dedicating the Lyle Fulton Jr. Memorial Bridge, said his late brother was "interested in building bridges that would bring people closer together." Fulton spoke for the family of his late brother, who died of cancer at the age of 31 on Oct.

17, 1954, shortly after winning the Democratic no-mination to the State Senate Red Pact Naval Units Conduct Exercises OSLO (UPI) Naval units from the Communist Warsaw Pact nations have been conducting exercises off the coast of southern Norway for several days, the Oslo Daily Norwegian Journal of Commerce and Shipping said yesterday. The fleet included two Soviet destroyers, a Polish destroyer, a Polish submarine, an East German minesweeper and a Soviet supply vessel. Ed Bates, of W. L. Hailey contractor tion of the' bridged Hehtf Derthick, of the State Highway Department; John Logan, of the federal bureau of public roads; arid William D.

Dot-son, campaign manager for Fulton's 1954 campaign. Lake Erie Beaches Swimming Ban Lifted Cleveland (UPI) The ban on swimming at Lake Erie beaches was lifted yesterday after tests showed water bacteria within acceptable levels. Swimming had been forbidden since June 25 after a breakdown at a sewage treatment plant here poured raw sewage into the lake. The ban closed beaches from Cleveland to the Pennsylvania border 60 miles west of here. LOG HOUSES BUILT Plenty of large long beams up to 41' E.

H. JONES 298-1886 nostic testing of juveniles to state correctional institutions and juvenile courts. The grant, involving state and federal funds, is expected to allow the center to triple the number of persons diagnosed at the center. About 700 persons were tested at the center las year. Law Enforcement Planning Director Francis Norwood rehabilitation of youthful offenders could not be carried out without a diagnosis of emotional and psychological problems.

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So were Mayor John V. Lindsay of New York and Mayor Moon Landrieu of Satchmo's native New Orleans. President Nixon was represented by his cultural affairs adviser, Leonard Garment, and by Willis Conover of the Voice of America, who is jazz adviser to the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. Honorary pallbearers present included entertainers Ella Fitzgerald, Guy Lom-bardo and Dizzy Gillespie, col-umnist Earl Wilson, television personalities David Frost and Dick Cavett, and Rockefeller and Lindsay. LEADER Benny Goodman came.

So did composer Harold Arlen, trumpeter Jonah Jones and comedienne Jackie (Moms) Mabley, who told newsmen: "He went out beautifully with a smile on his face the king, the king." From rooftops and windows neighbors watched the celebrities converge on the church. Those in the throng outside pressed against police barricades, trying to reach out arid touch funeral guests. All this posthumous tribute centered around a short, stocky man who came out of the New Orleans tenderloin ihore than half a century ago to reach the pinnacle of jazz stardom with his golden horn and his scratchy voice. Armstrong died Tuesday at 71 in the home he had shared fpr nearly 30 years with his fourth wife, Lucille. It is four blocks from the church where the funeral was held.

Iti HIS lifetime, Armstrong traveled thhe world as a representative of the U.S. State Department. In eulogy at the church, broadcaster Fred Robbins told the mourners: was the greatest am- bassdaor of good will our country ever had. He spoke tb millions with his music. He used to say, 'A note's a note in most any language.

If you hit it, thehy dig it'. On his 70th birthday, looking ahead to the inevitability of his own death, the ailing Armstrong said of his don't know if they're going to be sad I don't want no part of it. Once I cut out, forget it." WHEN THE funeral was oVer, the organ played, "I Am Going Home" as the coffin was placed in a hearse. Then a procession of 45 cars drove through the streets of Queens to Flushing Cemetery, where Satchmo was interred in a five-minute graveside ceremony. On the way to the cemetery, tne procession passed small cjusters of spectators.

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