Humphrey Seen as Strong Prospect for Democratic Nomination
Labor and business back Humphrey amid Kennedy McCarthy pressures on Vietnam and domestic policy. The Minnesota senator, 56, has broad support from Southern regular Democrats and governors including McKeithen Ellington Connally Godwin, plus Chicago Mayor Daley and New Jersey's Hughes. He touts national unity and vows to carry Johnson Humphrey record nationwide.
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Kennedy
McCarthy
Humphrey
Johnson
Vietnam
Chicago
MicCarthy
John F. Kennedy
South
John J. McKeithen
Louisiana
Buford Ellington
Tennssee
John 8. Connally
Texas
Mills
Godwin
Virginia
All Heaven
Richard J. Daey
Illinois
Ant
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Humphrey Hias
Minnesota
Alaska
Nevada
Connecticut
Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
W. Willard Wirtz
Wilbur J .Cohen
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Fred R. Harris
Mike Monroney
Oklahoma
Walter F. Mondale
Alan Bible
Daniel K Inouye
Hawaii
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Harris and
Mondale
United Democrats For
Harry S. Truman
Richard M. Nixon
Harris
United Democrats
National Unity
Johnson-Humphrey
Senate
Minneapolis
Democrat-Farmer Labor Party
Orville Freeman
Eugene J. McCarthy
Wallace
D.D
University of Minnesota
Huron
Muriel Buck
Louisiana State University
U N Patrol Ambushed By Korea Reds
SEOUL AP One South Korean soldier died and two Americans were wounded when a U N Command patrol in the U S sector of the DMZ was ambushed by North Koreans. A 30 minute firefight followed with North Korean casualties undetermined.
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Seoul
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
U.N
U.N. Command
Cancer Crusade Dinner Tonight In Waltonville
The annual fund raising dinner at Wallerville grade school for the Cancer Crusade runs from 5:00 p m to 8:00 p m today. Entertainment is by a musical group called The Election Of 15%. Tickets are available at the door. The Waltonville event is a popular part of the yearly campaign, last year raising over $800.
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Wallerville
Donr
Watlonville
British Comment Sparks Resignation Talk in 1964 Race
Henry Fairlie of the Sunday Express suggested Johnson could abdicate this summer, paving Humphrey’s path to the nomination and blunting Kennedy. White House aide George Christian dismissed the claim as nonsense. Kennedy faced Catholic questions in Wyoming on church schools aid and birth control. McCarthy planned Indy talks with Mayor Hatch er. Nixon urged big cuts to curb a runaway economy. Rockefeller backers toured the Midwest while Wallace closed a Texas rally tour.
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Humphrey
White House
Henry Fairlie
The
Sunday Express
Johnson
Fairlie
Kennedy
George Christian
Fairlie Dispatch
Wyoming
John F. Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
Cheyenne
United States
McCarthy
Hatcher
Sen. McCarthy
Indiana
Richard D. Hatcher
Roger D. Branigin
Richard M. Nixon
Aberdeen
S.C
Nixon
Nelson A. Rockfeller
New York
Midwest
Rockefeller
Thruston Morton
R-Ky
William E .Miller
George Wallace
Alabama
Houston
Tex
Weather data for MT. VERNON and past comparisons
Friday forecast high 72 low 44 with rainfall to date 1958 12:34. One year ago high 64 low 37. Five years ago high 65 low 54. Ten years ago high 53 low 45. Sunday sunrise 5 04 DST 6 02 sunset.
Fine spring weather graces Illinois as temps rise
The Associated Press reports pleasant spring conditions across Illinois with sun and mild temperatures. A weak midwest high pressure system brings exceptionally fine weather, with highs in the upper 60s south and low 60s north. Early readings include 48 in Chicago and 35 in Champaign and Springfield.
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Associated Press
Illinois
Midwest
U.S. Weather Bureau
Chicago
Quincy
Moline
Peoria
Rockford
Vandalia
Champaign
Springfield
Branigin Says Wealth Shouldn’t Curb Presidential Runs
Chicago AP reports Indiana Governor Roger Branigin, a Democrat and favorite son in Indiana’s primary, warned at the Executives Club that restricting candidacies to the wealthy would be dangerous. He argued for a broader voice in party councils, noted Indiana’s 63 votes at the Democratic National Convention, and declined to back any candidate before August.
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Chicago
Roger Branigin
Indiana
Branigin
Executives Club
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Eugene McCarthy
Min
48 States Turn Clocks Up An Hour
Most clocks nationwide move ahead for Daylight Saving Time except Hawaii and Arizona which exempt themselves by law. The Uniform Time Act of 1966. administered by the Department of Transportation, requires DST from 2 a.m. on the last Sunday in April to 2 a.m. on the last Sunday in October. Indiana and Michigan show regional variances with counties and regions in different time zones complicating uniform observance. Marquette County seeks Eastern time. Kentucky theatre owners seek to block DST, but their injunction was denied.
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Associated Press
Hawaii
Arizona
Hawai
Congress
U.S. Department of Transportation
Indiana
Michigan
Chicago
Upper Peninsula
Lower Peninsula
Wisconsin
Marquette County
Department of Transportation
Kentucky
U.S. District Court
County Food Handlers Required TB Tests
Jefferson County Board of Supervisors chair Charles Waite reminds that since June 1, 1962 any person handling food not in a sealed container must undergo a tuberculosis skin test and, if positive, a chest x ray. Annual testing is required with fines up to 200 dollars for violations. managers must ensure compliance by all food handlers.
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Charles Waite
Jefferson County Board of Supervisors
Waite
Firebaugh
T. B. Board
County Court House
Child Killed in Lena Two Car Crash
Cynthia Sue Schubert, seven, of Lena, died Friday night in a two car crash on a county road near Lena.
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Lena, Tr
Cynthia Sue Schubert
Lena
Loyalty Breakfast honors war heroes at Mt Vernon event
93 guests attended the Mt Vernon Chamber of Commerce Loyalty to Our Armed Forces breakfast at Crownview restaurant. Widow and parents of Jefferson County servicemembers killed in Vietnam were invited as special guests. Survivors include Tony R. Cates's family noting his hospitalization status and Red Cross updates as he recovers. Sponsor groups AmVets VFW and American Legion supported the event.
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Tony R. Cates
Jefferson County
Solier
Vietnam
Eva
J. R. Cates
Route 1
Bluford
Adjutant General
Cates
Red Cross
Pleiku
Japan
Tony
Mt. Vernon
Nason
Edward P. Hale
W. C. Hayse
Woodlawn
Lowell R. Lloyd
Elizabeth Smith
Omar Smith
Vernon
Stephen Smith
Kenneth R. Shoemaker, Sr
Spruce
Kenneth R. Shoemaker, Jr
Wilford Beckmeyer
Jerry Witt
Chamber of Commercce
AmVets
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Hospital Notes list multiple admissions and discharges
A hospital notes page lists numerous admissions and discharges including Louise M. Hall Delbert Warren Jr Beulah Gaines Sharon Owens Gertrude Archer Lena Harris Doris Smith Misty Miller Brenda Kay Stone Harold Hutchins Karen Lake John Shelton Hattie Sanders John Jones Myrtle Gott Opal Dare Fern Erwin Sharon Fitzgerrells and daughter Kefa Ann Jeffrey Webb Eddie Lee Terry Walter Goddard Winnie Halfacre Michael Wilkerson Sonya Griffeth Cecil Daniels Violet Wilson and daughter Eileen DeVivo Michelle Whitfield Frankie Watts Howard Nichols Lilie Mae Miller Paula Moore and more. A separate Dalton City report says Robert R Shafer 47 of rural Danville died in a two car collision east of Dalton. Vera Lancaster injured. Dalton City is in Moultrie County.
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Louise M. Hall
RFD
Delbert Warren
Wayne City
Beulah Gaines
South 13Th Street
Alta D. Wielt
Harrison
Grover Cleveland
Boston
Kell
Good Samaritan
Harold Stover
Bluford
Sharon Owens
North Tih Street
Aurea Black
South 20Th Street
Gertrude Archer
Highland View
Lena Harris
South 27Th Street
Robert Crooks
Salem
Doris Smith
South 19Th Street
Misty Miller
South With Street
Walter Goddard, Jr
Parker Drive
Winnie Halfacre
Téxico
Michael Wilkerson
Warren
Sonya Griffeth
Broadway
Cecil Daniels
South 25Th Street
Violet Wilson
Kathy Jo
Eileen DeVivo
North 4Th Street
Michelle Whitfield
South 7Th Street
Frankie Watts
Lowry’s
Howard Nichols
Shawnee
Lilie Mae Miller
South 15Th Street
Paula Moore
North 16Th Street
Dalton City
Robert R. Shafer
Danville
Vera Lancaster
Bethany
Decatur
Moultrie County
Grenade injures three in tavern incident
An exploy grenade at a tavern in East St. Louis injured three people while bullets shattered a large window and damaged a door. Witness Norma Tubbs reported seeing two youths crawl by before one tossed a hand grenade inside. police call it a sporadic act not tied to mob activity.
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St. Mary's Hospital
East St. Louis
KC Hall
Elbert Wren
Wren
Cedell’ Mosely
Federal Burea
Norma Tubbs
Marriage Licenses for Woodlawn and Salem Couples
William D. Corder and Shirley A. Foutch of Woodlawn obtain a marriage license. James L. Taylor of Cartier and Mary D. Potter of Salem also secure a license.
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William D. Corder
Mr. Vernon
Shirley A. Foutch
Woodlawn
James L. Taylor
Cartier
Mary D. Potter
Salem
Prospective Parents Tour At Good Sam
The Good Samaritan Hospital maternity department held its second quarterly tour for prospective parents on April 3. Sister Anna Marie and Mrs. Jeanette Fenoii guided visitors through the labor room maternity section nursery and waiting area. A film Bathing a Baby preceded a Q and A session attended by about 20 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Samaritan Hospital Maternity Department
Department
Anna Marie
R.N
Jeanette Fenoii
Bullets Fly Over The Suez Canal
TEL AVIV AP Israeli and Egyptian troops exchanged fire across the Suez Canal for 75 minutes marking the first clash in over a month. Two Israeli soldiers were slightly wounded as both sides exchanged fire near El Firdan by Ismailia about 45 miles south of Port Said.
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Tel Aviv
Suez Canal
el Firdan
Ismailia
Port Said
B52s Bomb Reds on Two Sides of Saigon
In air battles over Saigon two sides engaged with light casualties reported as B52s attacked targets 24 to 35 miles northwest of Saigon. Additional raids northeast of Saigon followed four previous strikes, with bombs dropped on base camps and troop concentrations.
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Saigon
A Shau
North Vietnam
Air Force
Vinh
America
Apollo Savings and Loan liquidated after rush of withdrawals
Apollo Savings and Loan Association in Chicago, an $80 million institution, was ordered liquidated and placed in receivership after depositors rushed to withdraw more than $8 million. FSLIC injunction froze dividends and cited reserve deficiencies, while state officials noted downturn in home loans as a contributing factor. About $59.4 million in deposits existed with $2 million available at closing. federal insurance will cover up to $15,000 per account for affected savers. Meanwhile downtown traffic will be restricted next week as city crews lay a six inch water line for First National Bank and Trust Company, with single lane on Broadway and police traffic help during peak hours.
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Chicago
Apollo Savings and Loan Association
Justin Hulman
State Savings and Loan Commissioner
State of Minds
Hulman
Apollo
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp
Apollo Hall
Edward P. Kelly
Apollo Board
Kelly
Federal Home Loan and Bank Board
FSLIC
Mt.Vernon
Broadway
First
National Bank & Trust Company
Wendell Warren
Wilbur Jones
Laird Jewelers
Tenth Street
Tenth and Broadway
Couple killed in Schaumburg crash near truck
A St Charles couple died from injuries Friday night after their car collided with a truck near Schaumburg Illinois Elmer Ford 72 and his wife Frances 76 were the deceased in the accidentAuthorities reported the wreck occurred on a roadway near Schaumburg stating the victims were taken to a hospital where they died from their injuries
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Schaumberg, Ill
St. Charles
Schaumberg
Elmer Ford
Frances
Two Accidents in Mt. Vernon Attract One Injury
One driver injured as two crashes occurred in Mt. Vernon. Charles Moore, 30, suffered a minor injury at Tenth and Bell streets when his car was struck by a truck driven by William K. Duncan, 47, of East Chicago Indiana, who was charged with careless driving. Moore’s car sustained over 100 dollars in damage. A second collision on Main street involved Jim D. Donoho, 25, and Roy A. Howard, 15, with damages over 100 dollars for Donoho’s car and about 50 dollars for the truck.
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Mt. Vernon
Charles Moore
Belle
Tenth
Bell Streets
William K. Duncan
East Chicago
Ind
Duncan
Moore Auto
Main Street
Jim D. Donoho
Marteeny
Roy A. Howard
Route 5
Births at Good Samaritan Hospital
Mr and Mrs Thomas Cooper RFD 6 welcomed a daughter born yesterday at 11 21 p m. She weighed seven pounds nine and one half ounces. Mr and Mrs Charles Howard 735 East 15th Street Centralia welcomed a son born early today at Good Samaritan Hospital. He weighed seven pounds five and one half ounces.
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Thomas Cooper
RFD
Good Samaritan Hospital
Charles Howard
East 15Th Street
Centralia
Glendall Davis Leads Churches Service Schedule
In Glendall Davis church at 3rd Street and Casey Avenue the Sunday School gathers at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship is at 11:00 a.m. Evening Service at 7:30 p.m. Midweek Prayer Meeting is Wednesday May 1 at 7:30 p.m. A monthly business meeting follows prayer. Sister Hicks leads.
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2Nd General Baptist Church
3Rd Street
Casey Ave
Glendall Davis
Lendell Harper
Sister Hicks
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