Deaths Montie E. Claybourn East Alton resident 67
Montie E. Claybourn of East Alton died at 5 45 p m Tuesday at Yinger Nursing Center North Alton at age 67 7 2. Funeral services set for 2 00 p m Friday at Osborn Funeral Home Dix burial in Jordan Chapel Cemetery. He born Sept 14 1900 in Texico son of Charles F and Lavada J Williams Claybourn. Survivors include two sons Montie Jr and Frank two daughters Marjorie Ellis Norma Chasco Darlene Thompson a brother Harley P Claybourn two sisters Sophia Howard Eula Osborn 11 grandchildren four great grandchildren. He a World War II veteran and member of American Legion Post 74 East Alton. Employed as inspector by Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp.
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Montie E. Claybourn
East Alton
Texico
Yinger Nursing Center
North Alton
Osborn Funeral Home
Dix
Jordan Chapel
Osborn Funeral
Claybourn
Charles F
Lavada J. (Williams) Claybourn
Martha Woolard
Montie Claybourn, Jr
Denver
Colo
Frank Claybourn
Springfield
Marjorie Ellis
Mt. Vernon
Norma Chasco
Carlsb
Russia Charges Four U S Attaches With Spying
Izvestia accuses four U S military attaches of overstepping information gathering bounds. Lt Col Hugo Matson and Lt Col Gerhard Jacobson allegedly entered a closed area near Borisov and took notes of intelligence character. Cmdr Robert Hamer and Lt Cmdr Ralph Channel reportedly photographed a Len ingrad shipyard. The U S Embassy had no immediate comment.
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Moscow
Izvestia Today
U.S
Hugo W. Matson
Gerhard L. Jacobson
Borisov
Russia
Cmdr
Robert Hamer
Ralph N. Channel
Leningrad
Two Killed in Expressway Collision on Tri-State Tollway
NORTHLAKE IL AP two men died in a crash on the Tri-State Tollway involving their cars and a northbound truck. Harold W Murphy 28 of La Grange Park and Nicholas Gavras 28 of Elmhurst died. Truck driver Arthur Lovell 29 of Washington IL was unhurt. Gavras reportedly lost control veering into oncoming traffic causing the collision.
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Northlake, IL
Tri-State Tollway
Harold W. Murphy
la Grange Park
Nicholas Gavras
Elmhurst
Arthur Lovell
Washington, Ill
Gavras
Murphy
Lovell
Hospital Notes from Jefferson Memorial Admits and Discharges
A list from Jefferson Memorial records admits Glen Leslie Galigher and Lucile Hays. Discharges include Lee Barbee Veda Webb Leo Flanagan Good Samaritan Elliott Eiler and Patricia Johnson. Additional names appear with addresses across Bluford Carterville Dahlgren Fairfield and nearby towns. A closing remark references a surreal telecast concept.
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Jefferson Memorial
Glen Leslie Galigher
Wilshire Drive
Lucile Hays
Kinmundy
Lee Everett Barbee
Dahlgren
Veda Geneva Webb
Fairfield
Leo B. Flanagan
South 22Nd Street
Good Samaritan
Elliott Eiler
Park Avenue
Patricia Johnson
RFD
Mitha McMillan
Lake Park Drive
Charles Parker
South 26Th Street
Mildred Smith
Main
Lonnie Garrison
Keenes
Charles Faulkner
Bluford
Mamie Gray
Letha Greco
North 12Th Street
Nora Harper
Carterville
Rosemary Howerton
Grace Riggs
Bonnie
Raymond Linder
Sherry June Taylor
Ralph Randolph Taylor
West Frankfort
Estella Richardson
Belle Rive
Veneta Grant
Taylor
Titus Jones
South Otk Street
Pamela Rapp
Conger
Mary Albright
Wilkins
Ester Spurlock
Lamar
Hog Market Prices Mt Vernon Markets Mt Vernon
Prices paid to 12 30 p m today were 35c higher with tops at 18.8 19.10 and 19 6 for 200 lb meat type hogs Sows up 20 to 16 50 for 300 weight down sows 300 weight and over 16 25 down Boars 12 50 and 13 50 After 12 30 p m today prices will be based on next day prices
Mt Vernon Grain Prices Quoted This Morning
Mt Vernon markets showed wheat at 1.29, soybeans 2.54, shelled corn 1.10 in morning quotes.
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Mt. Vernon
St Louis Produce Prices and Egg Grades Noted
AP report lists consumer egg grades and weights for St Louis Produce. Details include A large 23-26 cents, A medium 20-22, A small 16-18, B large 20-22, wholesale 20-21, unclassified 19-20, hens heavy 14-15, light 9, under 5 percent 4, and broilers and fryers 26.50-27.30.
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ST. Louis
Chicago poultry and butter prices from Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago AP reports USDA live poultry roasters 254-27 cents, special red white rock fryers 20-23, and CME butter quotings with scores AA 66, A 66, B 64 and grades for eggs and cars noted. Prices shown include Eyes grade A whites and standard and medium counts.
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USDA
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Livestock Prices at National Stockyards Illinois
AP reports Thursday estimates for Livestock National Stockyards II show hogs at 7,000 head with ranges for U S 1 2 and 1 3 classes from 15.50 to 20.00 per cwt, cattle at 1,800 head, calves 100, and sheep 100 with steers and heifers priced across high choice prime to good grades. Cows and calves also listed with ranges for utility, commercial, and choice categories, while sheep and lambs show mixed prime and choice values.
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National Stockyards, II
U.S
Chicago Grain prices summary AP update
Chicago grain prices list as of today show Wheat No 2 hard 1.475n No 2 soft red 1.4154n Corn No 2 yellow 1.15% Oats No 2 heavy white 79n Soy bears No 1 yellow 2.70%n Soybean oil 8.73n reflecting market quotes for Chicago trade.
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Wall Street Early Mixed Trading Shows Blues Chips Drag
Wall Street traded irregularly with net losses outweighing gains as blue chips dragged major averages. The Associated Press 60 slipped 0.1 to 323.5 at noon while the Dow Jones fell 3.58 to 903.20. Republic Steel rallied after big earnings and Phelps Dodge rose on copper news.
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Weather Summary for MT. VERNON and Nearby Areas
MT VERNON today reaches 69 with a 53 degree low. Rainfall from 7 AM Tuesday to 7 AM today totals .58 inches. Year to date rainfall 1968 is 10.10 inches. One year ago high 70 and low 42 in this location.
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MT. Vernon
Tornado Watch Issued for Southwest Illinois and Surrounding Areas
The Weather Bureau issued a noon tornado watch for central and southwest Missouri and a small part of southwest Illinois. Tornadoes are possible from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. CST with scattered severe thunderstorms, large hail, and damaging winds. Greatest risk lies along a line from west of Springfield to St. Louis and in extreme southwest Illinois in Calhoun Jersey St. Clair Monroe and Randolph counties.
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Weather Skies Record Temperatures With Sun Up to Long Day
Five years ago highs reached 79 and lows 64. Ten years ago highs were 81 and lows 46. Thursday sunrise is at 5 18 CST and sunset at 6 41 CST.
Lightning Strikes TV Tower on 25th Street
During a night storm a lightning bolt struck a TV tower at Eldon Prince’s home at 1316 South 25th Street. It cut power, caused smoke but no fire. Fire crews inspected the scene. no injuries reported.
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Eldon Prince
South 25Th Street
Births Report From Local Hospital
Mr and Mrs James Grant of RFD 4 welcomed a baby girl at Good Samaritan Hospital weighing eight pounds four ounces born at 10 45 p m yesterday Norbert Wellen of RFD 1 Wayne City and his wife welcomed a boy at Good Samaritan Hospital weighing seven pounds born yesterday at 2 15 p m Dellos Johnson and spouse welcomed a baby girl at Good Samaritan Hospital born at 11 41 a m weighing seven pounds one ounce
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RFD
Good Samaritan Hospital
Norbert Wellen
Wayne City
Dellos Johnson
Jones noon stock averages report mixed trading
Trading at midday shows 30 industrials at 903.20 down 3.58 points while 20 rails rise to 232.52 up 0.69. Utilities advance to 124.84 up 0.16 and overall stocks dip to 312.40 down 0.32 points as market moves continue.
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Editors' Poll Rates Nixon Humphrey In Finals
Washington AP report shows editors favor Humphrey over Kennedy for Democratic nomination and Nixon over Rockefeller and Reagan for the Republican nod. The poll of 80 ASNE editors at the convention charted Humphrey 46 to 20 for Kennedy. Nixon 62 to 14 for Rockefeller.
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Kennedy aide fires German cook over private life fear
Annemarie Huste, 24, a German cook for Mrs. John F. Kennedy, says she was fired after reports surfaced about a cookbook and TV career. Huste, who earned 130 dollars weekly, denied claims of a $1 million goal and a pilot film, and said the firing came after the former first lady suspected public exposure of private life.
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Korea Reds Kill Illinois Soldier
Two American soldiers, Spec. 4 Larry M. Wood of Rock Island Illinois and Sgt. James L. Anderson of Camp Springs Maryland, were killed near Panmunjom when a three quarter ton truck was ambushed by North Koreans within a half mile of the Panmunjom joint security area. Wood's parents are listed as Mr and Mrs Loy C Wood Box 495 Barstow Rock Island.
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Panmunjom
U.S. Army
Larry M. Wood
Rock Island, Til
James L. Anderson
Camp Springs
Wood
Loy C. Wood
Box
Barstow
Rock Island
Centralia Man Jailed Here on Probation Revocation
Wayne Rollinson 21 of Centralia was held in the county jail here today. Sheriff Bob Ruddick said a petition to revoke his probation will be filed. Rollinson is on probation here for a theft charge and had been held in Marion county on another theft charge.
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Wayne Rollinson
Centralia
Bob Ruddick
Rollinson
Marion County
Ruddick
Fines in circuit court listed for motorists
Fines assessed in circuit court include Gene H. Mosley of Lexington Kentucky fined ten dollars for speeding and William D. Voyles of St Louis fined ten dollars for improper passing in traffic. Darrell is mentioned but details are incomplete.
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Gene H. Mosley
Lexington
William D. Voyles
St. Louis
Darrell
Memphis garbage men end strike with wage boost
Memphis sanitation workers return to duty after a settlement described as a memorandum of understanding. 1,300 workers will gain 10 cents an hour on May 1 and 5 cents on Sept 1, with union recognition and dues checkoffs. The accord follows MLK Jr.’s leadership during a 65 day walkout that drew national attention and raised race and justice themes across the city.
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Colleges challenged in 2 suits continues debate
The article notes no expected slowdown in bond sales unless court battles run over a month or two. Districts vary in readiness from 60 to 120 days. Eight junior college districts already hold bond funds. The Junior College Act of 1965 was amended in 1967 to bolster petition procedures to the board.
Local motorists face charges on minor offenses
Owens on north 15th street fined $10 for careless driving. Gary L. England of Route 2 also fined $10 for possessing an illegal muffler on a car.
Seven special Tony awards named for Broadway achievements
The League of New York Theaters will honor Pearl Bailey Carol Channing Maurice Chevalier Marlene Dietrich Audrey Hepburn David Merrick and the APA Phoenix Repertory Company with silver medallions Sunday night as part of the Tony awards. The program from the Shubert Theatre will air live on NBC from 10 to 11 30 p.m. EST with 16 competitive categories announced.
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League of New York
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Carol Channing
Maurice Chevalier
Marlene Dietrich
Audrey Hepburn
David Merrick
Apa-Phoenix Repertory Company
Shubert
NBC
Rend College May Delay Start On Campus Project
The Rend board considers delaying start of construction as a quo warranto challenge to the college governance unfolds. Architects Caudill Rowlett and Scott presented phase one plans while the board weighs April 30 action on design development. Design Associates hired for interior design at a 6 percent furnishings fee. Additional items include summer pay rates, power line right of entry east of campus, and a favorable year end financial outlook with a visit by faculty to Stephens College for instructional media study.
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Illinois
Act
Caudill, Rowlett and Scott
Houston
Rend
of Design Associater
Eleanor Hall
Stephens College
Editors to Meet Makanda IL At State Park Lodge
The Southern Illinois Editorial Association will hold its annual spring meeting at Giant City State Park Lodge near Makanda on Thursday.
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Makanda, IL
Southern Illinois Editorial Association
Giant City State Park Lodge
Makanda
Vehicular Expedition Nears Pole
CHICAGO AP An expedition aiming to reach the North Pole by surface vehicles reported 84 miles away and hoped to arrive Thursday. Six men have been on the ice cap over a month, led by Ralph Plaisted of St Paul Minnesota. They said temperature was 20 below zero with good visibility and steady progress after open water forced earlier detours.
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Chicago
North Pole
Pole
Robert E. Peary
Ralph Plaisted
St. Paul, Minn
LBJ and Park Begin Honolulu Peace Talks Probe
In Honolulu discussions appear possible on a bilateral or third party mediated channel to start peace talks with Hanoi. Washington favors a neutral venue while Hanoi suggests Warsaw or Phnom Penh, prompting speculation the Soviet Union or UN Secretary General U Thant could assist.
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Park
Honolulu
United States
Hanoi
Washington
Warsaw
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
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U Thant
Plan to Skim Dead Lake Fish
CHICAGO AP Federal officials will deploy eight trawler teams this summer to skim dead alewives from Lake Michigan before shorelines are affected. The fish will be stored in 100-foot traps, towed to docks, loaded into trucks, and dumped at disposal sites. Officials call it a crash program with limited immediate effect while long term fixes like stocking alewife predators are studied.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
W.F. Carbine
Great Lakes
Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
Guards Kill Five Convicts in Raleigh Prison Riot
Guards shot at inmates during a riot at the 75 year old Raleigh prison. Five officers were wounded by ricocheting shot and inmates’ weapons. Some inmates were reported in critical condition at the prison hospital, with three men later taken to a Raleigh hospital as the prison hospital filled.
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Bounds
Raleigh
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