Death notice for Frances Kubicki in Du Bois area
Funeral services for Mrs Frances Kubicki will be held at 6 a m Friday at St Charles Catholic church in Du Bois Burial will be in St Michael's cemetery at Radom The body will begin state at the Kringer Funeral Home in Tamaroa where friends may call at any time Mrs Kubicki, 73, died Monday at Marshall Browning Hospital in Du Quoin Survivors include two daughters Mrs Pauline Kania of Du Bois and Mrs Lillian Nickrent of Woodlawn four sons Walter Kubicki of Indiana Edward of St Louis Carl of Chicago and Ray Kubicki of Oklahoma four sisters 17 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren She was preceded in death by her husband Ned Kubicki and one son Ted Kubicki
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Frances Kubicki
St. Charles’ Tholic Church
DuBois
St. Michael's
Radom
Kringer
Tamaroa
Kubicki
Marshall Browning Hospital
du Quoin
Pauline Kania
du Bois
Lillian Nickrent
Woodlawn
Walter] Kubicki
Indiana
Edward
St. Louis
Carl
Chicago
Ray Kubicki
Oklahoma
Andi
Ned Kubicki
Ted Kubicki
Roscoe Leuty Rites Saturday
Funeral services for Roscoe Pete Leuty will be held Saturday at 2:00 p.m. at the General Baptist church in Salem. Burial will be in Salem cemetery. The body lies in state at Atkins Funeral Home in Salem. Survivors include his wife Gladys Leuty of Earlsville, two sons and three daughters. He was survived by one son.
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Roscoe Pete Leuty
General Baptist Church
Salem
Atkins Funeral
Leuty
Ed Leuty
Kell
Earlsville
Ill
Gladys Leuty
Weems Dies at 73 in Jefferson Memorial Hospital
William Franklin Weems, 73, of 309 South 11th Street, died at 1:00 a.m. yesterday in Jefferson Memorial Hospital. Funeral services set for 2:00 p.m. Friday at Osborn Funeral Home in Kell, with burial in Wayne City cemetery. He is survived by three sons Iphriam, William, and Bur eems of Joliet. four brothers Isiac Roy Weems of Salem, All Weems of Xenia, and Herbert Weems of Ewing, Missouri. and ten grandchildren.
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William Franklin Weems
South 11Th Street
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Osborn Funeral Home
Kell
Wayne City
Osborn Funeral
Iphriam
William
Bureems
Joliet
Isiac
Roy Weems
Ale
VFW pushes bigger Army Marine Corps and strong Navy
The Veterans of Foreign Wars at its 61st convention urged a 925,000 man Army and 200,000 Marine Corps, plus a powerful air arm and defense. It backed continued atomic and hydrogen weapons development and testing, while Nixon claimed the U S is first in world military strength and cautioned against relying on past weapons to fight future wars.
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Detroit
Mich
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Army
Marine Corps
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Nixon
VFW
National Guard
Army Reserve
China Competes Under Protest At Opening of Olympics
Nationalist China announced it would participate in the Olympic Games under protest arguing the International Olympic Committee politicized the event by requiring the Formosa team compete under the name Taiwan. The move marked a contentious start to the Games as Beijing joined the roster with a protest note directed at IOC authority.
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Rome
China
International Olympic Committee
Formosa
Par
Taiwan
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admission List
Jefferson Memorial records show Miss Phyllis Aline Scott admitted. Discharged: John Willis Jamerson of Fairfield, Mrs. Bessie W Ricchetti, the Reverend Grace Marie Milby. Good Samaritan admitted: Mrs. Ollie Mary Watson, Mrs. Betsy Murphy, Mrs. Lottie Hofer, Mrs. Doris Smith, Master Timothy Hutchison, Mrs. Pearl O'Dell, Robert Williams, Jeeseni Rangpirtan, Mrs. Rosetta King an baby, Larry Wayne, Mrs. Altha Bullock, Mrs. Vivian Boldrey, Edwin Radke.
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Jefferson Memorial
Phyllis Aline Scott
John Willis Jamerson
Fairfield
Bessie W. Ricchetti
Grace Marie Milby
Good Samaritan
Ollie Mary Watson
Betsy Murphy
Lottie Hofer
Doris Smith
Timothy Hutchison
Pearl O’dell
Robert Williams
Jeeseni
Pirton
Rosetta King
Larry Wayne
Altha Bullock
Vivian Boldrey
Edwin Radke
Special Meeting Notice at Mt Vernon Lodge No 31
Special meeting of Mt Vernon Lodge No 31 A F and A M will be held Friday August 26 at 7 30 p m Work in the third degree Visiting Brethren welcome James Apgar W M Cy B26
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Mt. Vernon
Markets Slip After Four Day Rally In Dull Trade
New York AP reports a cautious session with 2.6 million shares traded as the market eased from a four day rise. Steel autos rubbers retail and copper issues led losses while Procter & Gamble and Woolworth fell. Zenith and several names slipped as bonds weakened in late trading.
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New York
Procter & Gamble
Woolworth
U.S. Steel
Jones & Vaughlin
Ford
Chrysles
Goodrich
Goodyear
American Cyanamid
American Tobacco
Zenith
U.S
Chicago Produce Market Steady to Firm Prices
Chicago Mercantile Exchange notes butter steadiness to firm with receipts at 893,000 while wholesale buying prices largely hold. Grade scores show AA 59 percent, A 58 percent, C 57 percent. cars at 84 to 67, fees steady with 13,500 receipts and wholesale prices up about 1 percent. grade breakdowns list whites 70 percent, mixed 41, mediums 35, standards 34 to 44, dirties 27 to 44.
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Chicago AP
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Poultry Receipts Reported At 37000 Heads
Chicago AP USDA live poultry receipts on Wednesday totaled 37 000 head with no prices reported due to insufficient receipts.
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Chicago
USDA
Livestock market prices from National Stockyards report
National Stockyards market notes list ranges for 190-235 lb barrows and gilts at 16.25-16.35, 180-250 lb at 16.00-16.25, 250 lb at 15.75, 120-140 lb at 12.2-14.36, and 400 lb down sows at 14.00-15.25 with some 1.50, over 400 lb at 13.25-13.75. Cattle show 400 stock calves, steers 23.00-25.25, standard to low good steers 21.00-24.50, cows 14.00-15.50, bulls 17.50-18.50, canners 14.00-17.50, dealers 21.00-25, and lambs 600 head 17.00-19.50 with utilities 14.00-16.50. not enough orders to test market.
Wheat and grain price report from Chicago AP
Chicago reports grain prices with sample grades for wheat and corn, yellow and white varieties, soybeans and oils, plus barley futures and feed values. Prices shown include 1.86 for yellow hard wheat, 1.20 for No 2 yellow corn, 12.05 for barley, and 1.00 for barley feed, with several other grades and mixes listed.
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Chicago
Egg and poultry market report from St Louis
St Louis AP market notes eggs and live poultry with consumer grades and wholesale terms. Prices for large extra and medium extra ranges given, with percentages of requirements and minimum standards noted for grade B and other classifications.
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ST. Louis
Mt Vernon Grain Prices Quoted This Afternoon
Mt Vernon prices for Wheat 1.71 Soybeans 2.06 Corn 1.04 were quoted in Mt Vernon this afternoon. In Seoul Korea AP reported South Korea’s navy said a patrol boat fired on a ship believed to be from Communist Iran. An explosion was heard in the hull but fog hindered determining if it sank or escaped.
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Mt. Vernon
Seoul
South Korea
Iran Korea
Yellow Sea
Kennedy Skips Racial Issue In Southern Talk
Kennedy avoids a direct Civil Rights topic in a Southern rally as he plans deeper campaigning in Dixie. He attacks Nixon's leadership before about 15 000 in a Virginia high school stadium, praising policy experience while noting Nixon’s National Security Council role. Senator Johnson of Texas shares the platform as Democratic leaders gather, though Harry F. Byrd withholds endorsement.
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Eratic Party
Dixie
South
Kennedy
Nixon
National Security Council
Eisenhower
Harry F
Ione
Former British Diplomat Harold Gibson Found Dead in Rome
Harold Charles Gibson, 63, a former British Embassy first secretary in Rome, was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot. Once accused by communists of anti-Red activities, he resigned two years ago but remained on staff in some capacity. He leaves widow Ekaterina Alfimova Lescenko, 42, and a 9-year-old son attending school in England.
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Rome
Harold Charles Gibson
Gibson
Prague
Ekaterina Alfimova Lescenko
England
Arrest Barber For Murder On Telephone Tip
Pekin barber Edward Bartley, 57, was arrested in Decatur on a murder charge from a 1951 tavern shooting. Police said a tip claimed Bartley and a second man robbed Frank Higgins, a Decatur tavern owner and ex state trooper, and shot him during the alleged robbery. The tipster, unnamed, cited threats to life for withholding identities. Bartley, held for arraignment, said he had prior tavern robberies charges.
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Decatur
Edward Bartley
Bartley
Frank Higgins
Higgins
Kennedy to speak in Springfield before Nixon visit
Senator John F. Kennedy will address an audience in Springfield on October 3, 12 days before Richard Nixon appears at a separate event. Kennedy plans stops in Madison and St. Clair counties the same day, with further November dates in Chicago and Cook County. Nixon holds a rally at the state fairgrounds on October 15 as part of a three day Midwest tour.
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Springfield
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Peter F. Rossiter
Kennedy J
Madison
St. Clair
Nixon
Clinois
Chicago
Cook County
Germans Accuse Jet Engineer In Sabotage Trial
BERLIN AP One East German aircraft luminary Manfred Gerlach 55 confessed to betraying jet production secrets to West Germany as his espionage trial opened in Dresden. East Germany also announced 147 arrests for American espionage. The jet liner prototype reportedly crashed on a test flight after delivery and was destroyed.
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Berlin
Manfred Gerlach
West Germany
Neues Deutschland
Dresden
Gerlach
Sap.sed
Communist Party
Walter Ulbricht
Centralia Cops Nab Check Man
Jimmie Sims a 26 year old from Memphis Tennessee was held on a bad check charge linked to a 281 fraudulently written check used to buy a car in Greenville Mississippi He traded the car for another vehicle in Sandoval near Centralia and was arrested Wednesday in Central City while applying for a job.
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Centralia, I
Jimmie Sims
Memphis
Dix starts Aug 29 for Rome consolidated grade school
The Dix start date is August 29 for the Rome consolidated grade school. Classes will open on the first day from 9 00 am to 11 00 am with the new term announced and several re activities outlined for August.
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Dix
Rome
Bridgeport youths foil bank holdup plan in Trumbull
Two Bridgeport youths Anthony Cavalieri and Warren Jacques found Cavalieri’s missing car at a Trumbull shopping center parking lot with John Voss inside. Voss, 48, planned a Connecticut National Bank branch robbery for six months and discharged a loaded revolver during a five minute struggle. Voss was arrested on attempted assault with a dangerous weapon and motor vehicle theft charges with bond set at $10,000.
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Trumbull, Conn
Bridgeport
Lobia
Anthony Cavalieri
Warren Jacques
Trumbull
Wien Haven
John Voss
Connecticut National Bank
Jacques
Cavalieri
Voss
Nixon Newsboy Fail at Detroit Convention
Detroit 13 year old souvenir paper seller Denny J Jacobs sought credit from a hurried man at a VFW convention. The man returned to sign the application and handed a pen imprinted with Vice President Richard Nixon. The man left with papers and the boy lamented the missing payment.
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Detroit
Mich
Denny J. Jacobs
VFW
Denny
Richard M. Nixon
Crash Helmet Saves Officer In Kirkwood
In Kirkwood Missouri a motorcycle patrolman Art Sadler was saved by his helmet when his bike crashed into a car slammed on brakes by a speeding chase. He landed headfirst on the helmeted head and survived with cuts to an arm and leg and is in satisfactory condition at St Joseph's Hospital.
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Kirkwood
St. Louis
Art Sadler
Sadler
St St. Joseph's Hospital
Rockefeller To Speak For Nixon In New Jersey Campaign
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York will kick off the Republican national ticket campaign in New Jersey with afternoon and evening stops in several populous North Jersey counties. His office and state campaign headquarters confirmed the invitation today.
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Trenton
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
New Jersey
Rockefeller
North Jersey
Parole Violator Recalled to Prison in Illinois
Carey Hammond aged 23 from Route 7 Mr. Vernon was returned to Chester Illinois prison yesterday as a parole violator. He had been held in county jail and turned over to a parole officer on Wednesday. Hammond, once a Franklin county resident, had married only a few months ago in this county.
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Carey Hammond
Vernon
Chester
Ill
Hammond
Franklin County
Pop Classics and Oldies Street Medley
A compact list of 1960s pop and oldies tracks across artists like Johnny Cash Elvis Presley Roy Orbison Wayne Horton and Bobby Rydell. The set mixes rock and roll standards with teen idol favorites featuring titles such as Runaway Dreamin It s Now Or Never Volare and Over the Rainbow.
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Johnny Cash
Jamie Horton
Dee Clark
Jerry Walace
Dante & the Evergreens
Walt
Jimmy Clanton
Chain Gang
Sam Cooke
Jan & Dean Shortin
Elvin Presley
Ventures
Only the Lonely
Roy Orbison
Volare
Bobby Rydell
the Twist
Chubby Checkers
Dreamin
Johnny Burnette
Big Boy
Pete—Olympilcs
Little Corner
Anita Bryant
Kentuckian Faces Death Sentence In Florida Trial
A Kentucky drifter was convicted of first degree murder in Key West for the bludgeoning of Johnnie Keen, a 52 year old pipe fitter at the Navy Yard. An all male jury deliberated 55 minutes before finding Spencer guilty without mercy. He was captured in Keen’s car at Leesburg and testified Hammel, a Jacksonville bartender, killed Keen. he claimed to have killed Hammel in self defense.
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Key West
Fla
Kentucky
Emmett Spencer
Aquilino Lopez Jr
Spencer
Florida
Johnnie T. Keen
Keen
Key West Navy Yard
Leesburg
Leon C. Hammel
Jacksonville
Mary Catherine Hampton
Sandy Hook
Warning: Don’t Burn Rubbish After 7 PM Mt Vernon Fire Chief warns
Fire Chief Sydney Burnette warns Mt Vernon residents not to burn trash after 7 PM to prevent smoke entering homes. A city ordinance bans trash burning after 7 PM with fines for violators. Firefighters responded to a trash fire last night and several similar complaints have been reported recently.
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Sydney Burnette
Mt. Vernon
Burnette
Flying Concrete Damages Car After Lincoln School Crash
John E. Peper reports a pickup crashed into a concrete wall at Lincoln school causing a chunk to fly across the street and strike his parked car, about $20 in damage. The truck driver fled the scene.
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John E. Peper
North 17Th Street
Lincoln School
Stratton Daughter to Wed in Springfield Church
Diana Joy Stratton, daughter of Gov William G Stratton, will marry Norman F Weiskopf on September 10 at St Johns Lutheran Church Springfield. About 500 guests invited with a reception at the mansion to follow. After a honeymoon in Hawaii the couple will reside in Springfield. Weiskopf works in his father's plumbing business.
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Springfield, Ill
Diana Joy Stratton
William G. Stratton
Norman F. Weiskopf
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Vandals Damage New Automatic Laundry on Ashley Road
Vandals caused heavy damage to a new automatic laundry on Ashley Road at the town west edge by opening cold water valves and flooding the building. Police described floor and equipment damage as extensive.
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Ashley Road
Illinois Higher Ed Bond Endorsed for 195 Million
The Illinois Commission of Higher Education endorsed by an 8 to 1 vote a proposed 195 million dollar bond issue for buildings at six state universities. Voters decide on November 8. Critics from the Illinois Agricultural Association warned the plan is wasteful and only covers a fraction of needs, while supporters argued the bonds are necessary to meet enrollment growth and prevent tax increases.
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Chicago
Tllinois Commission of Higher Education
Illinois Agricultural Assn
William J. Kuhfuss
John Cox
TAA
Cox
Commission
Ilinois
Joseph Begando
University of Illinois
Begando
Park Livingston
University of Ilinois
Board of Trustees
Citizens Committee For the Universities
Maurice Scott
Illinois Taxpayers Federation
Pacifists Rowboat Entry At Polaris Submarine Site
A small group from the Committee for Nonviolent Action invaded the Electric Boat Division dock in Groton Connecticut. Four pacifists tied up their rowboat at the dock to protest Polaris submarine construction and were met by two security guards, placed in station wagons, and removed from the area.
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Groton
Spy thriller Moscow exhibition heads on tour
A new spy thriller exhibit travels through the Soviet Union showcasing gadgets attributed to foreign agents. The display highlights devices said to have been used on espionage missions as part of the traveling road show.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Meet the New Teachers Mrs Roberson Joins Dr Andy Hall
Mrs. Howard Roberson joins the Dr. Andy Hall school as a new faculty member. A Benton High School graduate, she earned a 1957 B S in Education and Art from Southern Illinois University and is pursuing a Master's degree. Her four years teaching high school Art and English were at Carmi and Benton. Before marriage in February she lived with her parents Rev Elijah Stockton and Mrs. Stockton in Benton. she now resides in Inn with Mr Roberson.
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Howard Roberson
Andy Hall
Benton High School
Southern Illinois University
Carmi
Benton
Roberson
Elijah Stockton
Mr. Roberson
Inn
Protestant To Help Kennedy Meet Questions
Washington AP Kennedy the Democratic nominee has tapped a Protestant official from the National Council of Churches to handle church state questions. A community relations division will counter anti Catholic literature and address Kennedy’s position led by James W Wine. Wine a Presbyterian elder is a lawyer and former Park College official with varied judicial posts. The Council of Churches represents 34 denominations with about 40 million members.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
National Council of Churches
Kennedy
James W. Wine
Wine
Presbyterian Church
Park College
Parkville
Pike Countty
U. S
Kentucky
Council of Churches
Southern Baptist Convention
American Baptist Convention
Harriman Begins African Fact-Finding Tour for Kennedy
W Averell Harriman landed in Dakar Senegal to commence an African fact finding mission for Democratic presidential nominee Senator John F Kennedy. He will visit several nations to assess regional issues and prospects ahead of the 1960 election.
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Dakar
Senegal
W. Averell Harriman
John F. Kennedy
Judy Garland Plans England Base and UK Concerts
Judy Garland says she will stay in England for a period to see the world and base operations there. She plans regular concert appearances in Britain and the Continent, with her first show Sunday at the London Palladium. Her husband Sid Luft will commute to the United States. Her children are en route from Hollywood for the move.
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Judy Garland
England
America
California
Sid Luft
United States
Miss Garland
Britain
London Palladium
Judy
Liza
France
Johnny
Lorna
Joe
Hollywood
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