Deaths Charles C Ramsey 84 Lehanan Nursing Home Bluford
Charles Curtis Ramsey 84 of Lehanan Nursing Home Bluford died at 6:20 P.M. He was born July 6, 1886 in Winfield Kansas. Funeral services will be at 1:30 P.M. Saturday at Dunsford Funeral Home Augusta Kansas, burial Elmwood Cemetery. He had a son Charles A Ramsey, a sister Goldie Van Horn, and two grandchildren. He was a 32nd degree Mason and member of Mystic Tie Lodge 74 A F and A M Augusta.
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Charles Curtis Ramsey
Lehanan
Bluford
Dunsford
Augusta
Kaw
Elmwood
Hughey-Pulley
Mr. Ramsey
Winfield
Kan
Jonathan
Emma Lee
Thomas Ramsey
Jessie Marie Ramsey
Charles A. Ramsey
The
Ramsey Realty Co
Goldie van Horn
Eldorado
Mistic Tie Lodge 74
A.F
A.M
Mrs W Henson Bonnies Obituary Notice
Mrs Fay Lucille Henson 76 of Bonnie dies at Good Samaritan Hospital at noon yesterday. Funeral held at Hughey Pulley with Rev Jim Piercy, burial Bethel cemetery. Born Aug 8 1903 in Batavia Ohio, married Walter Henson Jan 13 1943 who preceded her in death. Survivors include daughter Norma Lenington, grandson Scott Dale, brothers Vernon Monjar William Monjar Ralph Monjar, sisters Dorothy Shansbrook Velma S Henderson Mildred Nichols, nieces and nephews. She attended Batavia schools.
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Fay Lucille Henson
RFD
Bonnie
Good Samaritan Hospital
Hughey-Pulley Funeral Home
Jim Piercy
Bethel Cemetery
Henson
Batavia
Ohio
Leonard
Bessie Monjar
Ammence
Walter Henson
Norma Lenington
Waltonville
Scott Dale
Lenington
Vernon Monjar
Tombstone
Ariz
William Monjar
Cincinnati
Ralph Monjar
Colorado
Dorothy
Shansbrook
Velma Senderson
Mildred Nichols
Livestock Receipts and Prices at Wisconsin Yard Sale
US and regional livestock figures show Friday receipts at Wisconsin national stockyards with hops cattle sheep and hogs listed. Prices cover cattle calves cows bulls and sheep with bids by weight and grade. Chicago Mercantile Exchange wholesale prices and egg market figures accompany the report.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
May Gardner Mt Vernon obituary in Mt. Vernon
May Gardner 70 of Rt 5 Mt Vernon died on arrival at Good Samaritan Hospital at 525 PM yesterday. Funeral services 2 PM Saturday Myers Chapel with Rev Glen Hawkins officiating. Burial Mt Catherine Cemetery. Friends may call Myers Chapel after 4 PM Friday. Born November 25 1900 in Jefferson County. Daughter of Joseph C and Davie Chriswell Wilson. Married Ray Gardner September 6 1918 in Mt Vernon. Survived by husband, one son Jack of Peoria, two daughters Marilyn Linn Mt Vernon and Te Mae Sroth Aurora, six grandchildren.
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May Gardner
Rt. 5
Mt. Vernon
Good Samaritan Hospital
Davie Chriswell Wilson
Gardner
Mt Catherine
James Hinkley DAR obituary at Bentonsville Ark
James Hinkley of Bentonsville Ark died Saturday at the Kringer Funeral Home Ashley with the Rev James Fel ridge officiating Burial will be in Site cemetery Ashley where friends may call after 7 00 pm Friday Born August 23 1893 in Dubois he was married to Laura Wynn who died in 1967 Survived by two daughters Mrs June Anselm Rogers Ark and Mrs Johnnie Schaefer Godfrey two brothers George Hinkley Ashley and Olin Hinkley Marietta Ga and five grandchildren
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James Thakies
Bentonsville
Ark
Wah
Kringer
Ashley
Revo James [Elridge
Site
Hiskley
DuBois
Laura Wynn
June Anselm. Rogers
Johnnie Schaefer
Godfrey
George Hinkley
Olin Hinkley
Marietta Ga
Hog Market Prices Reported by USDA
Markets show hog prices for 21 to 230 pound meat hogs open Monday to Friday from 0 am to 12:00 noon. No 1 hogs fetch 15.40, No 2 hogs 15.00, No 3 hogs 14.50. Sows range from 10.00 to 13.00.
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National Lstock Yards
WIAP
USDA
Mt Vernon Morning Grain Prices Include Wheat Soybeans Corn
Prices quoted in Mt Vernon this morning show Wheat at 146, Soybeans at 2.84, and Shelled Corn at 1.52.
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Mt. Vernon
Grain quotes in Chicago markets prompt price notes
Chicago AP reports grain prices with Wheat No 2 soft red at 1.681 and No 2 hard red at 1.61n, Corn No 2 yellow at 1.53, Oats No 2 extra heavy white Lion, Soybeans No 1 yellow at 2.908 an, soybeans down 11.21n.
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Chicago
Wall Street Pauses After Rally as Nixon Speech Weighs
Wall Street eased after two upward days with the Dow Jones average up 0.50 at 91899. Volume on the New York Stock Exchange remained active, led by gains in aircraft and farm implements while building materials dipped. Investors questioned Nixon’s Vietnam withdrawal timetable and some reduced holdings ahead of the long Easter weekend.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Nixon
Vietnam
Grumman Corp
International Paper
Nixon weighs Vietnam pullout pace amid My Lai remarks
Nixon signaled a November review of enemy infiltration levels and the dry season impact to decide whether to accelerate or maintain the reduced pullout rate beyond December. He urged that isolated My Lai atrocity reports not stain the broader service of 22 million Americans in Vietnam.
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U.S
Nixon
My Lai
Vietnam
Pilgrims move through Holy Sepulchre amid restoration delays
Pilgrims crowd the Holy Sepulcher as restoration of the earthquake damaged Crusader church drags on for years. Disputes among church groups slow the work while aMoslem guard retains the church key. A monk helps a devout woman light a candle on the altar as prayers rise. Also noted are stock market figures with California Computer and Computer Software among movers.
American War Death Toll Rises Despite Casualty Decline
U S military counts show first quarter U S battlefield deaths down about 50 percent from a year earlier and 80 percent from early 1969 President Nixon says casualty declines reflect progress in disengaging from Indochina. Last week 88 Americans killed, 347 wounded, amid fierce fighting near Fire Base Mary Ann and near Saigon with losses on both sides.
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U.S
Nixon
Indochina
Mary Ann
da Nang
U.S. Command
Central Highlands
Saigon
Two New Principals Appointed for Local Schools
The board announced two new principals James Upchurch from Ew ing and Nicky Osborne from Prom pected to teach science at Jun Pikeville Ky Osborne is ex tor High. The meeting approved April 12-16 rest days and a 1971-72 calendar, authorized dealings with federal and state agencies, added an alternate election judge Carrie Lee Randall, and awarded bids for gas boilers and smoke screens. Additional items covered include school equipment purchases totaling 4,000, summer school plans, consulting architects Fields Goldman and McGee, resignations of three teachers, a yearlong nurse leave, potential nurse elimination, and a language arts oriented Summer program with Start Head funding.
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James Upchurch
Ewing
Nicky Osborne
Jun- Pikeville, Ky
Osborne
Admison
Carrie Lee Randall
Huston Plumbing Company
Andy Hall
Illinois Power Co
East Side Lumber Company
Franklin School
Hall School
Hall Station
Lipps
Buford School
Bell and Howell
Lincoln School
Edison
Fields
Goldman and McGee
Dianne Cummings
Lake
Edmison
New York Welfare Reform Requires Work for Able Bodied
The New York Legislature approved a 10 bill welfare reform package, signed by Gov. Rockefeller, mandating work for able bodied recipients and creating public works programs. The plan includes a statewide payment standard, wage caps, and residency rules, with broader proposals pending after the April 20 return.
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Albany
N.Y
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Assembly
Senate
Rockefeller
Albert H. Blumenthal
New York City
Upstate
Ogilvie Proclaims Day Honor Nation April 30
Governor Richard B. Ogilvie declared April 30 Honor Our Nation Day in Illinois in response to a letter from Lori Mazza a third grade student at Cleveland Hill Primary School in Cheektowaga New York. The proclamation coincides with similar actions by eight other states and notes the 1789 date when Americans had their first president.
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Springfield
Ill
Richard B. Ogilvie
Illinois
Lori Mazza
Cleveland Hill
Cheektowaga
N.Y
Nixon
U.S
Ogilvie
Nixon remarks fail to calm war critics and troops debate
Senators Kennedy and Ford react to Nixon speech with mixed signals on war ending and troop withdrawal. In Vietnam, GIs offer varied views from immediate pullout to cautious support, while Alaska sergeant Jack Silver questions progress and casualties.
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Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Southeast Asia
United States
House
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Vietnam
Saigon
Nixon
Jack
Silver
Anchorage
Alaska
Bomb Hit Saigon Dance Hall Killing Yank
An explosion struck a discotheque on the Saigon waterfront crowded with U S soldiers and Vietnamese. Initial reports said at least two killed including an American, with about a dozen admitted to U S military hospitals, many of them American soldiers.
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Saigon
U.S
Bound Over To Grand Jury In Marijuana Case
Two Mt. Vernon residents were bound over to the grand jury after preliminary hearings in circuit court yesterday. Allen Bourque, 7, of 304 North 16th Street and Mike Gangner, 20, of 303 South Ninth Street, face charges of illegal possession and sale of narcotic drugs.
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Mt. Vernon
Allen Bourque
North 16Th Street
Mike Gangner
Ninth’ Street
Bourque
Gangwer
Three Die In 2 Accidents In Clinton County
Two fatal crashes in Clinton County claim three lives. In the Highland to Breese route crash ten women died when their auto left the road. Victims Mary Kleekamp 79 and Clara Schweppe 69 were residents of New Douglas IN. A second fatal crash near Bartelso injured a brother Robert 15 and passenger Alfred Kleibocker 18 while Leonard Becker 18 died when his car struck a bridge abutment south of Bartelso.
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Breese
Clinton County
Highland
Mary Kleekamp
Clara Schweppe
New Douglas
Leonard Becker
Bartelso
Ill
Robert
Alfred Kleibocker
Lindsay for President Committee Forms in Illinois
A group of Illinois citizens announced formation of a committee to coordinate efforts to nominate Mayor John V. Lindsay of New York for president in 1972. The statement said Lindsay is capable of winning the election if nominated and the only man who can unite the nation if elected.
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Chicago
Illinois
John V.” Lindsay
New York
John V. Lindsay
State asks hospital about financial plans for new facility
The state sought details on how a proposed hospital would be financed as officials indicated three or four potential sites. A land option at South 42nd Street was dropped after Dr. R A Alexander’s land option was canceled when the Jefferson Memorial facility permit was denied by the state licensing board in March 1970.
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South 42Nd Street
Powell
R. A. Alexander
State Licensing Board
Jefferson Memorial
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C. C. Ramsey
Mrs. W. Henson Bonnie
St. Louis
St, Louis
James Hinkley
Godfrey, Sir
Mt. Vernon Grain
Chicago Grain
Wall Street
Charglhe Chan
Ross Martin
Earl Derr Biggers
Charlie Chan
NBC
Martin
Second Banana
Comsat
Telex
J.P. Morgan
Iexcharge
California
Felmont
Up la
Howard Clark
Associated Press
Don Musick
West Salem
Musick
V.F.W. Dance
Saigon Dance Hall
Say Yank
Episcopal Church
Harrison
Institution of the Blessed Sacrament of the
Our Lord
Cross
Boom Lindsay
STATE
Hospital
Glen
Marvelous Monaco
Dodge
A.D
Glen Hayes
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