Lexington Herald-Leader du lieu suivant : Lexington, Kentucky • 3

vT Friday January 17 19(14 The Lexington Leader 3 Lancaster Church To Hold agc-Burniiiff Service Mortgj Red Bombers Warships Snoop US Maneuvers Closing Law Repeal Asked By Methodist Recreation Development To Destroy Three Towns PADUCAH (AP) ejarea to be taken over by the towns two in Kentucky and one federal government They are in Tennessee will become cx-iGoldon Pond and Twin Lakes tinct through development oCKy and Model Tenn the "Between the rccrc- Golden Pond once was called ational area by the Tennessee's moonshine capital Twin Lakes the past 10 years payments have been made on the building debt through special offerings gifts and bequests On Jan 6 1964 the remaining Indebtedness of $7400 was paid out of a bequest from Mrs Beulah Porter "To arrive at this point in the church's history evokes grist appreciation for persons who through the years have given generously of their lives and meana to realize this achievement" the minister said today LANCASTER KyA mortgage burning ceremony will be held it the Lancaater Chria-tian Church at 10:50 am Sun' day to celebrate liquidation of the church building debt of $25000 Dr Jamea A Mook general aecretary of the Kentucky Aa aociation id Christian Churches will be speaker Other partici' pants will be Denny Tribble chairman of the official board Cecil Sanders chairman of the building committee and Henry Campbell minister The new church building was completed at a cost of $160000 and dedicated in June 1952 under the leadership of A Robertson II minister Through Valley Authority The towns all of about 100 population lie in a 170000 acre is a new area around Barkley Lake with about 100 summer cottages in the vicinity Model grew up around tho rid iron ore industry and plans call for preserving historic furances aa a tourist exhibit Also doomed is a 22-acre recreational area operated by the Muhlenberg and West Kentucky conferences of the Presbyterian Church MOREIIEAD Ky (UP The The government which owns iL'il Abner Restaurant near thc'87000 arres of the area be-Morchcad State College campus tween Kentucky and Barkley was destroyed by fire Thurs- lakes plans to acquire remain-day night ing land by January 1968 Ac- Fircmcn were called hack to quisilion will start about BARBARA LUNSFORD By FRED 8 HOFFMAN AP Military Writer WASHINGTON (AP) Soviet jet bombers and Soviet warships boldly snooped close to the US carrier Hornet and six destroyers during antisubmarine drills in the Sea of Japan early this month it was learned today The Soviets were spotted by radar and kept under surveillance by Navy planes and ships There were no hostile acts or demonstrations and no contact between the Americans and the Soviets Jets Escort Reds The Navy disclosed that several twin jet Soviet Badger bombers flew over the carrier itask group in two under 'the escort of Navy jet fighters which intercepted them some distance away A Soviet destroyer took up Position about a mile from the 32000-ton Hornet and stayed with the carrier and her destroyer screen for almost two days Jn J)1 report the skipper of the Hornet complimented tho Soviet sesmsnship but com-Plained that the Red destroyer belched too much smoke A Soviet missile-firing subma rine loitered on the surface within eight miles of the American task group which included the Hornet and the destroyers Keys Walkc Larson Carpenter Renshaw and Radford A Soviet trawler equipped for surveillance stood within 11 miles of the carrier force International Waters This all happened in international waters the Navy said It did not give specifics on the location but the incident reportedly occurred between the Japanese island of Hokkaido and the Asian mainland This would put the scene within a few hundred miles of the Soviet port of Vladivostok and well within range of Soviet airfields in Siberia The last reported overflight of a US carrier by Soviet planes occurred last June 4 At that time six 10-year-old bombers which fly at subsonic sought out the giant carrier Ranger in the far Pacific some 330 miles east of Japan On that occasion too the oncoming Soviet planes were detected by radar They were intercepted by the Rangers jets Bids Opened For 1-64 In Jefferson By CLAY WADE BAILEY Leader Correspondent FRANKFORT Ky-Ono would hardly look to a steward in the Methodist Church to sponsor lcgiIation that would in effect remove the Sunday closing law from Kentucky's statute books But the man who has proposed to icpeal the penalty provision from the ancient law is no longer convinced of its effectiveness State Rep Everett Cook Democrat Burna is author of the bill proposed a few days ego to that effect lie claimed he did so for a variety of reasons some of them economic and for the reason the law "was never enforced and has outlived its usefulness present law is confusing because it fails to identify items of sales of which are permitted and because there is no practical way to enforce the measure" said Cook Then he asserted that strict enforcement of the law would close every State Park in Kentucky and a lot of allied businesses that thrive because of the increased tourist trade in the state Cook lives near the Kentucky Dam area in Western Kentucky Phillips Case Iicing Tried In Court March 1 Woman Is Minkmi" From Home Here A 23-year-old Lexington woman who has been missing from her home since last Oct 12 was still the object of a police search today Barbara Lunsford whose address was listed with police as Short and Georgetown Streets was last seen when she left home to go to the University Medical Center for treatment She is about 5 feet 4 inches tall and weighs approximately 115 pounds She has blue eyes and brown hair When last seen she was wearing a brown checked dress the restaurant at 7:30 am today when the fire erupted again in the ruins A crew remained at the scene to hose down thej' charred walls Fire Department officials said: the blaze started when bacon OWENSBORO (AP) Owens-grease caused flames to soar boro Police Chief Vernie Bidwell up the flue over a charcoal has been indicted on two counts Testimony was to begin this afternoon in the District Court trial of Nels August Phil lips on a charge of making a false oath and account in a bankruptcy proceeding lie Is charged with filing a voluntary bankruptcy petition March 31 1960 and failing to include as assets $8000 collected from accounts receivable in his in Lexington Wholesale Florists A Jury chosen just before noon recess heard Asst 8 Dist Atty A Brooks Jr say in his opening statement that the government testimony would show that Phillips had collected large sums of money from the accounts receivable and had a large sum of cash the day of the filing of the grill At the peak of the blaze smoke billowed 200 feel into the air while flames spread throughout the building attracting crowds of townspeople and col- Cooper Proposes Study Of Draft Law WASHINGTON is the charging he failed to carry out duties of his office The first count of the indictment returned Thursday by the Daviess Circuit Court grind jury charged malfeasance alleging (hat a bootlegger was liquor in with Bidwcll's and safe Others contend Solcc- five Service tends to take young lege students Henry Clay High Has Delmte Meet There were no injuries and no immediate financial estimates ofO wensboro damage i knowledge selling intoxicating men when they reach 22 although they are draftablo at 18 This often makes it more difficult for those under 22 to get FRANKFORT Ky WF-W Harper Construction Co Covington was apparent low bidder at $2165584 today to pave 6528 miles of Interstate 64 Jefferson County The project stretches from the outer' loop of 1-64 to 1-264 the Watterson Expressway Seven other construction Arms bid on the job which includes lighting and incidental construction Other bids by counties in' eluded: Kenton Buttermilk Pike from northeast end of intcr-change with 1-75 extending northerly 236 miles grade drain and bituminous concrete surface Edwards Webb Con struction Co Danville $256641 Pulaski Somerset-Crab Or chard Road (Ky 39) bridge and approaches at Buck Creek about 15 miles north of Bob town Dixie Bridge Co Lexing ton $124354 Rockcastle Mt Vernon-Liv ingston-L Road from about JS mile north of Rockcastle River to about 9 mile north of Rockcastle River 417 mile grade drain and bitumi nous concrete surface Young Construction Co Williamsburg $123862 Breathitt i k-Bowling Green Road from Ky 1570 near Altro School to Ky 28 at Perry County line about 2553 miles grade drain and traffic bound surface Tom Ballard Co Bardstown $145538 The restaurant named for the hillbilly comic strip character L'il Abner is one of two in job some said Still others question the equity of defer draft system fair? Many persons say no and a study to find out if some fairer method can be found has been proposed by Kentucky Sen John Sherman Cooper and four Republican colleagues They introduced a bill Thursday to create a 14-member spe-cial commission of civilians and military men to conduct the study Aides to Sen Kenneth Keating of New York a cosponsor said the bill resulted from complaints he and other Congress members received about operation of the draft law Some letters complained that young man with the money and a capacity to stay in college until he is 28 is past draft age The second charged dereliction of official duty in willfully failing to gain possession of stolen property Bidwell contends mast of the property was later recovered Trial was set for Jan 24 and Bidwell was released on $2500 bond bankruptcy petition Brooks said the government ments for young and marricdiKcntucky The other is at Lou-men isvillc Other co-sponsors arc Sens The restaurants arc built to Gifford Case of New Jersey simulate hill cabins complete Tho id as II Kuchcl of California to the sagging roof and arc and Hugh Scott Pennsylvania Idccoratcd with antiques Henry Clay High School will be host to 26 high schools throughout the state Saturday when the schools meet for the Invitational High School Speech and Debate Tournament Four hundred students will meet at Henry Clay to take part in ten individual events and debates Included in the program will be public speaking along the lines of dramatics radio discussion reading poetry and prose humorous in terpretation and duet acting The tournament which Henry Gay hopes will become an annual meet will begin at am and last through 5 pm Saturday would show that Phillips pur chased an $8000 cashier's check at a Nicholasvilie bank mailed it to a bank at Ishpeming Mich to open an account in his name and then proceeded to check on the account until was reduced to nothing No! Not Crowing Just Stating a Fact: Incest Conviction Reverseil By Court Anyone con crow about selling at lower prices but the real proof is what you get for what you spend that really counts! Our 64 FRIGIDAIRE displays are now at their best Come in and browse around Consider too the many extra services at no extra cost that add up to complete satisfoc tion CBS Show Will Feature McClanahan A University of Kentucky The Fayette Circuit Court con' vlction of Eugene Cooper on a charge of incest was reversed today by the Court of Appeals on grounds of erroneous in struction to the Jury Cooper had been sentenced to five years in prism He had denied that the 16-year-old prosecuting witness was his child Appellate Judge John More-men said the lower courts jury instruction follows the statute substantially and generally this is sufficient "However there is a grievous mistake in that it definitely designates (witness) as being the daughter of appellant when it states carnally know (witness) his daughter' was in error because the court definitely eliminated the issue as to parentage" Woman la Injured When Hit By Car A 19-year-old Lexington woman was hurt about 8:50 am today when a car skidded off Southview Drive and struck her while she was standing on a curb county police said Priscilla Vickery of 371 Stratford Drive received bruises of the hip and elbow She was treated at St Joseph Hospital and later released The driver of the car Everett Mann 45 of 300 Pasadena Drive said the vehicle skidded off the road when he attempted to stop for traffic The accident occurred at the Southland Drive intersection WASHERS DRYERS alumnus Edward McClana han now a creative writing fellow at Stanford University will appear on a CBS-TV presents tion of a The Making of A at 4 pm Sunday on Channel 11 WHAS-TV Louisville During the program McClana-han will lead from his writings which then will be discussed by other students at Stanford Part of the program was filmed at the McClanahan home A native of Maysville Me Clanahan earned a de gree at UK in 1958 and then taught at Oregon State College before going to Stanford He is married to the former Miss Kitty Andrews Lexington Action Zone Wash Dries Breeze Fresh No Stoop Lint Filter No Vent Models Available Lint Filter Big 12 lb Load imports of nearly all types of red meat was higher in the first six months of 1963 than during the same period in 1962 The Statue of Liberty holds the Declaration of Independence in her left hand while the broken chains of tyranny lie at her feet Available In Color at No Extra Cost! 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