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Edwardsville Intelligencer

Location

Edwardsville, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1963

Page

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Mitchell Taverns Face Action By Liquor Board

Two Mitchell area taverns face possible county liquor action after deputies reported they opened past closing hour. At the Orchid Lounge and Diamond Inn, deputies found patrons inside. one man observed drinking at the Orchid but disappeared when entered. Owners claimed they served food. no food or drinks found. Deputies noted uncooperative parties and confiscated a half empty bottle while recording 11 license plates.

Mitchell Louis F. Bowman Booker T Walton Maryville Road U.S Jourdan Rapoff Andy Rapoff Bowman Walton Diamond Inn Otis Scholebo

New Draft Order Keeps Fathers Eligible to 35

President Kennedy issued a new draft order moving fathers from 1A to 3A and keeping them subject to induction until age 35, a formalization of a long standing practice. It applies to bona fide fathers excluding doctors dentists and veterinarians, while vets stay utilized for meat inspection and other duties.

WASHINGTON UPI Kennedy Costa Rica

Senator Paul Simon backs civil service for sheriffs

State Senator Paul Simon addressed 27 members of the Edwardsville Chamber of Commerce on civil service for sheriffs and their employees. He urged a statewide crime commission, civil service for more state jobs, and warned of politics crime links. Madison County Sheriff Barney Fraundorf endorsed civil service. Chief Deputy George Ramach urged action 20 years ago.

PAUL SIMON Troy Edwardsville Chamber of Commerce Legislative Action Committee Fnday Simon John Crook Illinois Edwardsville Chamber of Comerce Holiday Inn Tinos Tan George Ramach civil service Sen. Simon

Sunday Selling Draws Opposition in St Louis

St Louis civic business and religious readers urge a new Sunday sales law after a state Supreme Court voided the old statutes. About 24 area establishments including major department stores oppose current rules and fear forced Sunday openings. The Board of Aldermen, by 25 to 1, backs rapid legislative action.

Missouri Supreme Court Missouri Simon St. Louis Illinois UPI state Supreme Court St. Louis area Board of Aldermen

Mayor and officials to tour AF facilities on Operation Understanding

Edwardsville Mayor Raymond R. Rogers, Chamber of Commerce President William Mindrup and Kenneth Ivers head a 14 person St. Louis area delegation on a four day tour of U.S. Air Force sites. The trip covers Fort Bliss Mc Gregor Range and White Sands Missile Range with briefings at NORAD and the Air Defense Command. Others on the trip include John Focht and Aubrey H. Nance.

Edwardsville Raymond 0. Rogers Chamber of Commerce William Mindrup Kenneth Ivers Bell ‘Teleprone Co U.S. Air Force St. Louis AAADCOM North American Air Defense Command 1st Missile Battalion 62d Artillery Army Air Defense School Fort Bliss Texas McGregor Range New Mexico Aubrey H. Nance Waterloo, Il

Wortman Move Not Alarming Yet Authorities Say

Edwardsville authorities remain calm as word spreads that ex-convict Ted Wortman may place cigarette vending machines in town. Mayor Rogers urges no alarm, police ready for action only if pressure appears, while Zimring of Zimring & Sons cautions of a possible Wortman scare and seeks ordinances from nearby towns.

Edwardsville Edward Ted) Wortman Wortman Raymond Q. Rogers Morrie Zimring Zimring & Sons Tobacco and Candy Co Granite City Hartung Zimring B & H Distributing Ca Wortman's finn Kelly's Cafe Blue Note Lounge Main Street Collinsville O'Fallon Alvin Wooldridge Intelligencer Ted Wortman Zimling

Soviet Overflight Protest Cites Alaska Radar Contact

The United States charged that two Russian planes flew over southwestern Alaska for about a half hour Friday. Interceptors chased them. no shots were fired. The note, delivered to Moscow, deemed this the first clearly established Soviet overflight of the U S in years.

WASHINGTON UPI United States U.S Alaska Pentagon Moscow State Department Defense Department Kuskekwim Bay Aleutian Islands Nunivak Island Soviet Union Nelson Island Foy D. Kohler Vasily Kuznetsov Etolin Gulf Nunivac Island

Madison County jail tours planned after minor repairs

Sheriff Barney Fraundorf says citizen tours of the Madison County Jail will begin in about two months after a cleanup of the jail kitchen and minor repairs. He described plans to convert a garage into a pistol range for deputies and to fix dilapidated doors roofs and heating as part of a broader effort to halt deterioration while presenting a presentable facility.

Madison County Barney Fraundorf Fraundorf Tri-Cities Franudorf Madison police department Fraunder Intelligencer

Shamrock Day Parade Brightens Fifth Avenue

New York hosts 120000 marchers in St Patrick’s Day parade along Fifth Avenue from 44th to 86th Street with 60 units and marching bands. Mayor Wagner and Gov Rockefeller attend reviewing stand. Cardinal Spellman absent in Rome. signage and airlifted shamrock sprigs add festive green color.

NEW YORK UPI Eric Fifth Avenue Shamrock Lane 4th Street New York City 44th 86th Street Yorkville Manhattan Fordsam University police and fire departments Martin H. Meaney Robert Wagner Nelson Rockefeller Francis Cardinal Spellman St. Patrick’s Cathedral Rome department of traffic Irish International Airlines

Weather forecast for Edwardsville area cools tonight

Decreasing cloudiness and a turn to a little colder tonight. Partly cloudy and colder tomorrow with low around 38 and high near 38 to 45. Today's Edwardsville readings reach 43 to 58 through 1 p.m.

Edwardsville

Water Main Break Hits Holiday Inn Motel By-Pass 64

A water main break reported at the Holiday Inn Motel on By-Pass 64 occurred around 8:30 am when rain washed dirt from a hillside near Sunset Cemetery. The Glen Carbon Water Department located the break at about 1:30 pm after tracing the line three miles. Officials expect service to resume by six or seven tonight.

Holiday Inn Sunset Cemetery Glen Carbon Water Department

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