Death of Carl B. Hayse Vet Horse Trainer at 80
Carl B. Hayse longtime owner and trainer of saddle horses in southern Illinois died at 12 15 this morning at his home in Mount Vernon aged 80 years two months and 11 days. He founded a renowned stable, won prizes across county fairs and midwest shows. Funeral services set for Thursday at 3 PM at Myers Chapel with Rev. Everett Lemay officiating. burial in Cobb Cemetery. He was born January 31, 1886 in Jefferson County and married Nellie Ward in 1910, survived by his wife and a grandson Fred Hayse. a son Walton Hayse preceded him in death.
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Carl B. Hayse
Vernon
North Fourth Street
Mr. Hayse
Illinois
Mdnwest
Myers Chapel
Everett Lemay
Cobb Cemetery
Jefferson County
Henry L. and
Fair
Emdor) Hayse
Mt. Vernon
Nannie Ward
Epworth Methodist Church
Eagles’ Lodge
Fred Hayse
St. Louis
Walton Hayse
Ernest Bassett Funeral Today At Kinmundy
Funeral services for Ernest O. Bassett were to be held at 2:00 p.m. today at Linton Funeral Home in Kinmundy with Rev. C. C. Lowe officiating. Burial was to be in Sandy Branch cemetery near Kinmundy. Bassett, a native of Alma, died at Hickory Grove Manor Nursing Home on Saturday at 12:50 p.m. He was born September 26, 1882 in Alma, son of Henry and Mary Bassett. Survived by wife Edna Ing, daughter Lora Bassett of St. Louis, three sons James of Bethalto Charles of Mt. Vernon Lawrence of the Ashley Road, a sister Sadie Miller of Stevensville Mont., four grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren.
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Ernest O. Bassett
Linton
Kinmundy
C. C. Lowe
Harrisburg
Sandy Branch
Mr. Bassett
Alma
Hickory Grove Manor
Henry
Mary (McCune) Bassett
Edna Ing
Lora Bassett
St. Louis
James Bassett
Bethalto
Charles Bassett
Mt. Vernon
Lawrence Bassett
Ashley Road
Sadie Miller
Stevensville
Mont
Funeral Friday for Mrs Malinda Hartman of New Bremen
Mrs Malinda Hartman 86 of 31 Northbrook died today at Good Samaritan Hospital. Funeral 2:00 pm Friday at Vornholt Funeral Home New Bremen. Burial in German Protestant Cemetery. Visitation 1:00 to 3:00 pm Wednesday Myers Chapel. Survived by four sons Irvin Earl Howard Edward. three daughters Bernice Jane Ione. a sister Ida Wissman. 25 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
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Northbrook
Good Samaritan Hospital
Ione McVey
Vornholt
New Bremen
Ohio
Myers Chapel
Hartman
Mercer County
Wilhelm and
Wilhelmina (Brune) Waterman
Christian Hartman
Irvin W. Hartman
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Earl G. Hartman
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Mary Rose Lee Dies in Annapolis Hospital
Miss Mary Rose Lee 82 of Wayne Michigan died at 12 40 p m Monday in Annapolis Hospital She was a former Jefferson county resident Services set for 1 30 p m Friday at Queen Boggs Funeral Home Centralia with Rev R L Lippman officiating Burial will be Zion Grove cemetery near Dix Body to lie in state after 6 00 p m Thursday at Queen Boggs Funeral Home She was born January 3 1884 daughter of Taylor and Mary Angeline Caldwell Lee Survived by three sisters Mrs Charles White Mt Vernon Mrs Glory McNeill Wayne and Mrs John Storment Wayne Mich
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Mary Rose Lee
Wayne, Mich
Annapolis
Jefferson County
Queen Boggs Funeral Home
Centralia
R. L. Lippman
Zion Grove
Dix
Miss Lee
Taylor
Mary Angeline (Caldwell) Lee
Charles White
Mt. Vernon
Glory McNeill
John Storment
Weather roundup for today and nearby days
Monday high 54 and low 39 with rainfall from 7:00 a.m. Monday to 7:00 a.m. Tuesday amounting to 1.37 inches. Year over year comparisons show 63/45 today, with five year and ten year data. Wednesday sunrise at 5:27 and sunset at 6:36 CST.
Illinois Weather Quiet and Cooler through April
The Associated Press reports cool Illinois weather with night temperatures in the 30s and 40s and daytime highs in the 40s and 50s. Cloudy skies covered much of the state, with light rain in Vandalia, Belleville, Springfield, and Quincy. Chicago has been notably cooler and drier than normal in April, with precipitation under a half inch versus the normal three inches.
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Illinois
Vandalia
Belleville
Springfield
Quincy
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Traffic fines assessed in circuit court list multiple drivers
Circuit court fines totaled for numerous defendants across charges of driving while intoxicated reckless driving speeding and related offenses. Names include John L. Bowers Dale III Harold A Thompson Eugene Gerner Max Thackery Jimmie Gladney Arthur Meadows Gary Holloway Dexter Reinhart Harry Abery Vernon Bushong Robert Smith Tony Marlow James Midgett Carl Garrison Donna Mc Donald and James Miller with penalties ranging from 10 to 150 dollars plus a $100 bond for illegal transportation of liquor involving Robert E Richards in Hermitage Tennessee.
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Circcuit Court
John L. Bowers
Dale
III
Harold A. Thompson
Christopher
Eugene G. Gerner
Mundelein
Max Thackery
Cherry
Jimmie Gladney
North Ninth
Arthur Meadows
Route 2
Gary L. Holloway
Perkins
Dexter K. Reinhart
Midland
Mich
Harry W. Abery
Jordan
Vernon G. Bushong
Route 1
Woodlawn
Robert A. Smith
Benton
Tony Marlow
Main
James A. Midgett
Litchfield
Carl D. Garrison
Hoffman
Donna J. McDonald
Casey
James R. Miller
Bruford
Robert E. Richards
Hermitage
Tenn
Forest Planting Demonstration At Otis Leathers Farm
The Otis Leathers farm nine miles southwest of Mt Vernon in Elk Prairie township hosts a forest planting demonstration on Friday April 15. About 5000 trees will be planted with a mechanical planter and tractor under the supervision of Robert E. Nelson from the University of Illinois Dixon Springs Center. Attendees will learn planting methods and answers to questions while seeing feed methods for the planter. Don Lee says forest planting yields Christmas trees fence post materials poles and sawlogs plus wildlife food and soil protection.
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Otis Leathers
Mt. Vernon
Elk Prairie Township
Don Lee
Jefferson County
Nason Road
Robert E. Nelson
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
Dixon Springs Agricultural Center
Money Away Elsewhere in Grand Rapids Antipoverty Job Plan
The Youth Opportunity Center in Grand Rapids reported no applicants for a $221,650 antipoverty project to hire jobless youths as part time city workers. Center official Jack Vanderwal said the program cannot compete with local job availability, offering only 20 hours weekly at $1.25 an hour.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Youth Opportunity Center
Jack Vanderwal
FiveHour Night Battle In Jungle Continues
Reported action near Bung Cha about 20 buildings damaged and five others hit while three roads and a pontoon bridge were damaged. Guam based B52 bombers hit at 40,000 feet in waves of ten as U S command praises saturation bombing for guerrilla warfare and morale impact. Defense Department expands payload from 38 250 to 60 000 pounds to carry 84 of 500 pound bombs inside and 24 of 750 pound bombs.
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Bung Cha
Vinh
U.S
Strategic Air Command
Defense Department
Jack the Ripper Was No Doctor
London AP reports leading pathologist Prof Francis Camps disputed the theory that Jack the Ripper was a medical man. He cited newly uncovered inquest records and a sketch of mutilations as evidence the killer was not a doctor or hospital staff. His report appears in the London Hospital Gazette.
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Jack the Ripper
Britain
East
London Hospital
the Ripper
Francis Camps
Camps
Rusk Counters De Gaulle NATO Withdrawal Plan
Secretary of State Rusk rebuked De Gaulle for plans to withdraw France from NATO and end bases on French soil. He warned such moves would violate alliance terms and weaken Western defense, noting NATO’s role during Berlin and the need for dependable allied ties. He rejected claims that a strengthened independent France benefits U.S. interests.
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U.S
de Gaulle
Rusk
France
Western Europe
Berlin
United States
Council completes Mt. V zoning map plan
The council outlines steps to adopt a revised zoning ordinance with a first reading on April 18 and Plan Commission review on April 21. A second reading and possible adoption would occur after commission comments, aiming for final action by May 2 if all proceeds smoothly.
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Plan Commission
Union Orders Coal Miners To Resume Work
Union officials persuaded some large Illinois mines to resume operations as a walkout wound down. At Pawnee Benton Waltonville mines progress was uneven with limited reopens while about 1 600 workers idle in Franklin and Williamson counties and 600 in Montgomery County held out. Some miners ignored local union orders and planned continued stoppage despite partial resumption near Marion Stonefort and Du Quoin.
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West Frankfort
Illinois
Pawnee
Benton
Waltonville
Marion
Stonefort
du Quoin
Montgomery County
Old Ben
Zeigler and Orient
Franklin
Williamson Counties
Ines
Southern Illinois
Auto Stolen Here Found By Indiana Police
A car stolen from a Mt. Vernon used car lot yesterday was discovered in Indiana. Gene McGehee of Holman Motor Co. reported the theft, and Illinois authorities had been asked for information. The vehicle arrived with plates later stolen from Herrin and police awaited word from Indiana on where it was found.
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Indiana
Mt. Vernon
Gene McGehee
Holman Motor Co
Holman
Indiaret
Ilinois
Herrin
School district seeks funds for expansion project
The district would pay 28667 beyond property cost, labeled the average development cost. It also notes a government grant of 139521 in property credits and a relocation grant of 27275 for residents of the tract.
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admits and Discharges
Hospital notes list admissions at Jefferson Memorial including Clarence Gilbert Harrison Opdyke Hierman Ancel Moss and Sarah Edith Bise Bluford among others. Discharges include Harry S Valentine 304 south 18th and Robin Leslie Penrod 1009 George plus Leroy George Warren and Janice Lynn Bodine RFD.
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Clarence Gilbert Harrison
Opdyke
Hierman
Ancel Moss
Leansharp
Sarah Edith Bise
Bluford
Harry S. Valentine
South
Betty Boyd
South 13Th
Robin Leslie Penrod
George
Ira Baldwin
Lamar
Markets Mt. Vernon Grain Prices Quoted
Mt Vernon market notes show soybeans at 2.81, shell corn at 1.27 and ear corn at 1.25 this afternoon. Local traders recorded these price quotes for grains and feed commodities.
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Mt. Vernon
Mt. Vernon Hog Market Prices Down at Midday
Prices paid until 12 30 p m today were down ten cents The top was 22 75 for 200 to 220 lb hogs Sows were 19 75 for 300 weight down sows 300 weight and over 19 50 down Boars were 14 50 and 15 30 After 12 30 p m today prices will be based on next day's prices.
Cash Grain Chicago market quotes brief
AP notes oats sales inactive with no bids. Wheat prices range No. 2 red soft at 1.62, No. 2 hard at 1.62, No. 2 yellow hard at 1.62. Corn values No. 2 yellow at 1.29, No. 3 yellow 1.27, No. 4 yellow 1.23. Soybeans No. 1 yellow at 2.97, soybean oil at 115.
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Chicago
Livestock Prices From National Stockyards Approximate Ranges
AP reports pricing estimates for Thursday at National Stockyards TI listing hogs totaling 6500 with barrows and gilts 22.75 to 23.85 and sows 19.00 to 20.50. cattle 3500 and calves 250 with steers 26.75 to 28.25 and heifers 24.50 to 27.15. sheep 500 with lambs 24.00 to 26.50 for old crop and 26.50 to 27.75 for spring types.
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National Stockyards
Chicago Produce and Market Prices Report
Chicago AP reports unchanged wholesale prices for live poultry roasters and special fryers with 30 to 44 cent ranges. Butter prices at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange show 6 to 6 4/4 dollar levels across grade AA to C, while eggs weaken with whites at around 38 to 45 cents and mixed at about 38 to 36 cents for various grades.
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Chicago
USDA
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Wall Street mixed in brisk trading as Dow dips at noon
Wall Street edged lower with the Dow Jones average down 3.89 to 938.53 at noon as blue chips lagged while electronics and aerospace rose. Color television stocks fell though demand outlook improves. markets show heavy trading on the American Exchange with bonds largely unchanged.
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New York
Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
U.S. Treasury
King Takes Up Labor Camps in Miami Visit
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr arrived in Miami with SCLC staff to address migrant labor camps as a key area of work. He said the goal is to fight economic deprivations facing Black workers and to focus on improving conditions in camps.
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Miami, Fla
Martin Luther King Jr
Miami
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Police Search For 4th Driver In Mishap Here
Police here today continued a search for a hit and run driver involved in a four car collision in the 1100 block of South 10th about 4 45 p m A Benton woman who was driving one of the cars suffered a minor injury in the accident Police said the car that left the scene ram med into the rear of another Vehicle and caused a chain re action of collisions The three known drivers in the mishap were Lillie M Mc Clendon 42 Benton Merton L Knapp Jr 26 Remington Ind and Linda L McDonald 22 of 501 Marteeny Mt Vernon Their three northbound cars were stopped for a traffic signal when the hit and run auto hit the rear of the one driven by Linda McDonald police said This caused her car to hit the one driven by Knapp and his to strike the one driven by Lillie McClendon Lillie McClendon complained of a minor injury.
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Benton
Lillie M. McClendon
Merton L. Knapp Jr
Remington
Ind
Linda L. McDonald
Marteeny
Mt. Vernon
Linda McDonald
Knapp
Lillie McClendon
Lease Old Church for School Use
The plan before the State Junior College Board proposes leasing an old church on Rend Lake’s east bank between the Inn and the Whittington interchange for a new area college campus. The lease lasts one year with up to three renewals and an option to purchase by 1967, with rent credited toward the price. The district could remodel for education, and the proposal notes Community College space could be absorbed by the high school as enrollments rise. Enrollment projections show a strong uptick with 187 sophomores and 42 freshmen preregistered, plus 60 out-of-district students expected. overall, fall enrollment is expected to exceed both last year’s figures and initial projections.
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Whittington
Rend Lake
Area
Henson
Rend Lake College
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Rawlinson
Fitzgerrell
Mt. Vernon Township High School
Mt. Vernon Community College
Inois
Ukrainian trucker immolates self in Moscow over Vietnam service
Nikolai Didyk, 26, a Ukrainian border guard former, poured gasoline on his head in Dzerzhinsky Square, Moscow, and set himself ablaze after Soviet authorities refused his request to fight in Vietnam. He died a day later at Burdenko Military Hospital. Eyewitnesses confirmed the incident, which authorities kept out of the press. The case highlights unrest over Vietnam service in the Soviet Union.
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Viet Nam
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Didyk
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Secret Police
Sunany
Burdenko Military Hospital
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Don River
Foreign Ministry
FHA VA Loan Rates Rise Amid Mortgage Money Shortage
The Federal Reserve reports higher costs on FHA and VA home loans as FHA pushes rates to 6.25 percent with an added insurance charge, and VA moves to 5.75 percent. Officials cite mortgage money shortages, while bankers urge further cuts to reduce borrower costs, noting a potential $300 saving on a $15,000 loan.
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Federal Reserve
Johnson Administration
FHA
Robert C. Weaver
Housing and Urban Development
William J. Driver
Mortgage Bankers Association of America
Youths Riot at Glen Echo Park Described as Nonracial Incident
Dozens of youths caused a two hour wrecking spree at Glen Echo Amusement Park near Washington, damaging park facilities and properties. Police say the disturbance involved 1,500 to 2,000 youths, mostly Negro, with injuries, arrests, and substantial damage estimated at $5,000.
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Glen Echt Md
Glen Echo
Kenneth W. Watkins
Montgomery County Police
Watkins
Child Killed At The Ranch In Texas Incident
Johnson City Texas AP report says Nancy Knetsch 11 daughter of a Secret Service agent killed by a horse behind the family home near President Johnson's ranch. The horse dragged her by a rope tied to her waist and neck. Sheriff notes horse not saddled and rope use unclear.
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Johnson City
Tex
Secret Service
LBJ
Nancy Knetsch
Clarence Knetsch
President Johnson
Knetsch
Texas White House
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