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5 THE JACKSON SUN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1963 -A 1" 7 A'' 'w Miowm -IF1 Jj. Ji 'HitrA left) and State Highway Commissioner David Pack. In the background is the Haywood High band which provided musk for the occasion. the governor on the platform were city and county officials from Haywood, Fayette and Madison along with State Highway Commissioner David Pack. (San photos by Bob Arnold) OPEN FOR TRAVEL Gov.

Clement cuts the ribbon official-ly opening 30 miles of Interstate 40 extending west from the Jackson bypass to near Braden. Lending a helping hand to the governor are Brownsville Mayor Dr. T. C. Chapman (at CHILLY CEREMONIES Gov.

Frank Clement gets a warm response from spectators attending ceremonies opening a section of Interstate Highway 40 as he tells them he plans to omit a prepared speech due to the bitter cold. Joining Growing Interstate Gets 30 New Miles threatening to overturn it. Others forced their way be visited his grandmother, Mrs. Kate Lett. Memphis Resident Mrs.

Mettye DePriest was in Dyersburg on business. Students Hold (Continued from Page 1) causes, but the Africans disputed this. At the outset, the protest was orderly. When it became apparent that the students planned to carry their protest through the streets, police reinforcements were rushed in. tween and under trucks blocking the entrance of Red Square.

Throughout the march, students fought with police. When they finally swarmed across Red Square, police flung shut the gates of the Kremlin. The gates are rarely closed, for through them pass all official cars to and from the seat of Soviet authority. ber of Commerce Manager Bill Perry, Baxter Smith and E. L.

Morgan. Mrs. Harley Smith of Madi-sonville, Ky. spent a few days with her brother, Jesse Adams and sister Velma this week. 1 1 Patterson of St.

Louis, Mo. was in town, visiting friends. Mrs. Frank Bryant and Mrs. borne rocked a police car, Visits Parents BRADFORD, Tenn.

Miss Janice Stanfill of Memphis is spending the Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stanfill. Coy Richardson was in Milan Sunday to visit bis father, Walter Richardson, a patient at the Douglas Nursing Home. Mr.

and Mrs. Glyn Feather-stone and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Radford and Johnny of Greenfield spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Arlene Oliver and Skip.

Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Enzor Ci'A ft ri i fff ft i i Hi Let Me Help You! "If Hearing Is Your Problem, Beltone Is Your Answer!" By JOHN PARISH Tennessee's growing interstate highway system was officially expanded by 30 miles Tuesday as Gov. Frank Clement cut the ribbon opening a segment in Haywood and Fayette Counties adjoining the 21-mile Jack-ton bypass. The 51-mile section is now the longest single stretch of the Interstate open in Tennessee.

Gov. Clement said 212 miles of the superhighway are now in use and an additional 22 miles will be opened to traffic Saturday. The governor cut short his prepared dedication speech in deference to shivering spectators and local officials who gathered beneath a bridge at the 1-40 interchange with State Route 76 south of Brownsville. "I wouldn't want any of you to catch a cold," Clement told his audience. "I want you to stay healthy there may be another election coming soon." William Ford of Milan visited Mrs.

Sallie Bryant. Mr. and Mrs. Arther Bates visited Mrs. Bert Davidson, in the Madison County Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Pate were in Nashville.

Harold Young of Memphis is at the bedside of Cottrel Allen who is a patient in Milan Hospital. Gus Baker and Clyde Akin who have been in the Madison County Hospital for several days were able to come home the first of the week. Proposed Bus Route Hearing Is Slated Tennessee Public Service Commission has reset for Jan. 9 a hearing on an application by Warren Bus Line, 213 E. Preston, for certification of a route from Jackson to Dyers-burg.

The hearing was originally scheduled for Dec. 4 but was recessed after a brief session. The application seeks a certificate of convenience and necessity to transport passengers, baggage, express and newspapers from Jackson to Dyersburg via State Highway 20 and U. S. Highway 79 to Bells, State Route 83 to Maury City, and State 20 and Mr.

and Mrs. Bryan En zor and children of Covington were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. John Connell. George Connell spent Sunday with the Connells.

Mrs. Ford Moore and Mrs. HEARING CENTER 207 E. BALTIMORE JACKSON, TENN. PHONE 422-2951 EVELYN MOORMAN Certified Hearing Aid Audiologist HIGHWAY Mayor George Smith, left, chats with Gov.

Clement at Brownsville following dedicatory ceremonies as Jackson delegation seeks assurances that the new Highway 45 bypass will be pushed to an early completion. The governor and highway officials have pledged cooperation with local leaders in expediting the project. Ladve Jane Young were in Mrs. Carl Bryant of Milan visited Mrs. Sallie Bryant.

Jackson shopping Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Child -VI TTT 1 Tif an ii i ii ni i miifi -'iin ress were in JacKSon vveanes (day to do some Christmas to Dyersburg. Communist Chinese snoppmg.

Mike and Kenny tiariana ot Bemis visited with Mr. and Clement declared that Tennessee leads the nation in interstate highway under construction, and in his prepared speech Foreign Aid (Continued from Page 1) be in the neighborhood of $3 bill in new money and $209 million in carryover funds, compared with the late President Walters May-- (Continued from Page 1) the late Estes Kefauver. had stated that his administra Premier Suffers Attack on Tour ASWAN, Egypt (AP) Communist Chinese Premier Chou en Lai faltered and got emergency treatment from his doctor today as he set out to tour John F. Kennedy's request for tion is dedicated to providing good roads along with good schools, adequately paid teachers, mental health and old age programs. Dedicating the $10 million highway to "proper and safe $4.5 billion.

Mrs. Aubrey Tubbs and sons Sunday. Miss Patsy Connell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Connell was carried to Milan Hospital Tuesday.

Mrs. Jack Baker entered St. Joseph Hospital, Memphis, Wednesday for treatment. Mrs. Coleman Davidson fell from her back porch steps last Monday and broke her leg below the hip.

She was carried to Porters Clinic in Greenfield for Xrays and was later sent to the Madison County Hospital in Jackson. There have been persistent rumors that Walters has been telling close friends that he will seek election next November. Some involved in this speculation point out that Walters recently moved from a Washington hotel to a house, that he In addition to efforts to trim money from the committee bill, the Aswan High Dam, the So use. the governor recalled a road to Bethlehem used by has been making visits about Mary and Joseph and an infamous expressway in Dallas where President Kennedy was cut viet Union biggest foreign aid project. The 65-year-old Chinese revolutionary recovered instantly and went on to drive around the massive construction site y1 rJX flLCOJSSZ MBJ Jl the state and, they report, he just likes the idea of being a senator.

Walters Tuesday discounted his new house as a factor in his decision. He said it's just easier to get "home cooking" that way. a major fight may center on an effort by Sen. Karl E. Mundt, appealing the committee's action deleting the House amendment prohibiting the Export-Import Bank from guaranteeing repayment of credits private American banks grant to Communist purchasers of U.S.

grains and other surplus farm commodities. Mundt said he would ask for a separate roll-call vote on the issue. He was defeated when he down by a sniper's bullet. He said the new highway presents a challenge to its users "to be worthy of the engineering skills, the construction miracles and the 10-million dollar sacrifice the tax-paying public of Tennessee has made to bring it to reality." on the Kiver in an open car, ignoring the burning sun. His face pale and strained, Chou climbed two flights of stairs in a French-German built hydroelectric plant then walked feebly to a corner and hid his face from the crowd of officials and newsmen surrounding him.

Mrs. Harmon Arnold and Mrs. Charles Burton Taylor was in Milan Monday. Garland Davidson and Mrs. Graden Davidson were in Jackson Tuesday to visit Mrs.

Bert Davidson who is a patient in Madison County Hospital. Dr. G. C. Jewell of Milan The 72-year-old contractor said his decision on running will be based on a number of fac tors, including the effect it offered a similar proposal as a would have on his personal busi His nose was bleeding.

Joining Clement on the platform were Brownsville Mayor Dr. T. C. Chapman, Jackson Mayor George Smith, Stanton separate bill Nov. 26.

The meas ness interests and upon his ure was tabled, thus killed, by health. a 57-jo vote. Mayor Ed Peeler, Fayette Coun He did say that he has been ty Judge T. V. Luck, Haywood tice of doing the best I County Judge B.

W. Cobb, Mad under pressure to seek the office, as "many friends have been calling every day suggesting that I run." "I've always made it a prac- ison County Judge Leroy Pope and State Highway Commission Walters said, adding: "I seem! to get along well with other members of the Senate." er David Pack. Commissioner Pack, follow Full Quality PHI LCO. ins the ceremonies, told THE Cyk.ttf'a4lHI This Refrigerator doesn't care how often you open its door hi PH 1 LCO. Stereo with FM-AM and Stereo FM G00L CHASSIS Console No Down Payment No Payments til Mar.

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