Deaths Mrs Effie Ewing 79 of McLeansboro
Mrs Effie Ewing 79 of south Locust street McLeansboro died at 9 00 am Tuesday at Hamilton Memorial Hospital in McLeansboro Funeral services set for 2 00 pm Thursday at Donelson Funeral Home with Rev Robert Larner officiating Burial in LO OF cemetery at McLeansboro Body lies in state at Donelson Funeral Home friends may call anytime Born March 2 1886 in Illinois daughter of Sylvester and Missouri Shelton DeWitt She was married to Charles Ewing who preceded her in death
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Effie Ewing
South Locust Street
McLeansboro
Hamilton Memorial Hospital
Donelson Funeral Home
Robert Larner
Donelson
Ewing
Illinois
Sylvester
Missouri
Shelton) DeWitt
Charles Ewing
Ida Weisbecker Of Woodlawn Dies At Age 87
Ida Agnes Weisbecker of Woodlawn died at 5 30 am today at the home of her daughter Mrs Margaret Downes 413 south 7th street She was 87 years and 14 days old at 130 pm Friday at Mt Catherine church of which she was a member for 71 years with the Rev Grant Hawkins officiating Burial will be in Mt Catherine cemetery Myers Chapel where friends may call after 4 00 p m Thursday At noon Friday the body will be taken to the church to lie in state until the funeral hour Mrs Weisbecker was born Dec 22 1877 at Woodlawn the daughter of Charles and Mary A Williams Clark She was married to Jacob Weisbecker who survives She is also survived by three sons Orley F Weisbecker of Alma Oklahoma Lucian A Weisbecker of Bartonville Sr and Charles W Weisbecker of Denver Colo four daughters Opal Heap Centralia Beulah Millsapugh Elgin Mabel Zawaski Ashley and Margaret Downes Mt Vernon two brothers Fred Clark Mt Vernon Verner Clark Woodlawn a sister Mrs Bessie Schubach Ashley 14 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren Mrs Weisbecker was preceded in death by one son.
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Ida Agnes Weisbecker
Woodlawn
Margaret Downes
South 7Th Street
Mt. Catherine Church
Grant Hawkins
Mt. Catherine Cemetery
Myers Chapel
Alma
Okla
Lucian A. Weisbecker
Bartonville
Charles W. Weisbecker
Denver
Colo
Opal Heap
Centralia
Beulah Millspaugh
Elgin
Mabel Zawaski
Ashley
Mt. Vernon
Fred Clark
Verner Clark
Bessie Schubach
Weisbecker
Mrs Minnie Pyle Of Sesser Dies Rites Thursday
Mrs Minnie Pyle of Sesser died at 1 00 p m Tuesday in Franklin County Hospital Benton. Brayfield Funeral Home in Sesser with Rev Louie Hanna officiating. Burial in Tamaroa cemetery. Call after 7 00 p m today. Born October 8 1881 at Monmouth Iowa daughter of Rush and Anna Finch Heath. Married to Walter Pyle who preceded her in death. Survived by a brother-in-law S A Burkey Anamosa Iowa sister-in-law Mrs Gladys Heath Monticello Ia and 16 nieces and nephews.
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Minnie Pyle
Sesser
Franklin County Hospital
Benton
Brayfield Funeral Home
Louie Hanna
Tamaroa
Pyle
Monmouth
Uia
Rush
Anna
Finch) Heath
Walter Pyle
S. A. Burkey
Anamosa
Gladys Heath
Monticello
New Flood Disaster in California
Flood threats spread in Northern California as snow melt at the 1500-foot level raises water. Gov Brown declares four counties disaster areas and seeks federal aid. Mt Tamalpais reports hurricane-force winds, debris damages Bay Area homes, landslides halt coastal highways, a light plane damaged a power pole causing outages, and I 80 closures continue in the High Sierra amid blizzards.
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Eureka
California Coast Range
Sacramento
Edmund G. Brown
California
Alpine
Yolo, Lake
President Johnson
Mt. Tamalpais
Golden Gate Bridge
Marin County
Bay Area
San Carlos
High Sierra
Interstate 80
Fines Listed In Circuit Court Docket
Circuit court fines total for multiple defendants including Kenneth E Bray De fatur and Etha J Forst with penalties of 10 dollars for speeding, Donald E Byars Route J Kell 10 dollars for speeding, Donnie G Nichols St Charles M11 10 dollars for illegal fireworks, Emerson W Bush Chicago 14 dollars for speeding, Max T Thackrey 10 dollars for illegal muffler, Donald E McGinnis Fayetteville Ark 10 dollars for speeding, Berton H Lyons fol ko too close 10 dollars, Gary G Brown 1 dollar for leaving curb without due caution, David FE Mc Culley 10 dollars for driving too fast for conditions, Melvin Peacock 10 dollars for speeding.
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Kenneth E. Bray
Defatur
Etha J. Forst
Donald E. Byars
Route J. Kell
Donnie G. Nichols
St. Charles
Emerson W. Bush
Chicago
Max T. Thackrey
Donald E. McGinnis
Fayetteville
Ark
Berton H. Lyons
Folko
Gary G. Brown
David FE. McCulley
Melvin Peacock
Markets Mt. Vernon Hog Market Prices
Prices paid until 12:30 p.m. today were 250 higher with top hogs at 15.75 for 200 to 220 pounds. Sows 300 pounds and lighter 12.75, over 12.58. Boars 7.50 and 8.50. After 12:30 p.m. today, prices will be based on next day’s prices.
Mt Vernon Grain Prices Reported This Afternoon
Mt Vernon farmers saw grain bids listed with wheat at 1.39 dollars, soybeans at 2.65, shell corn at 1.23, and ear corn at 1.22 per bushel in the post noon market report.
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Mt. Vernon
St Louis Produce Eggs and Live Poultry Prices
Eges and live poultry: Eggs consumer grades A large 27 28 A medium 34 23 A small 21 2 B large 24 25 wholesale standard 23 24 pneumonified 21 14 22 hens heavy 15 16 light over 5 lb 9 under 5 lb 4 percent, broilers and fryers 17 18 44.
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ST. Louis
Butter and eggs steady on Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago AP reports butter held steady with 93 score AA 574g and 92 A 57 percent 90 B 56 percent 89 C 56 percent. Eggs remained steady with A whites 2634 mixed 2614 mediums 24 standards 25 dirties unquoted checks 2024.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago grain report shows mixed grain prices
Chicago AP market note lists no wheat or oats sales. Corn No 3 yellow at 1.24-28, No 4 yellow at 1.2344-25, Soybeans No 1 yellow at 2.34, Soybean oil at 10.90n.
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Chicago
Livestock and Wall Street Update From National Stockyards and NYSE
Estimated receipts at National Stockyards include hogs 7 000 cattle 750 calves 125 sheep 325. Hogs 6 000 higher. barrows and gilts 14.25 17.00. sows 12.25 14.00. Cattle 2 000 calves 250 steady. steers 23.50 24.50. heifers 18.00 22.75. cows 12.00 13.50. vealers 19.00 25.00. calves 13.00 26.00. Sheep 800 lambs 20.00 22.50. ewes 4.00 6.00. Wall Street report: New York stock market firmed late after mid day dip. volume about 4.6 million shares. Bullish State of the Union mood boosts cycle. IBM, Du Pont, International Harvester rise.
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National Stockyards
Wall Street
New York
Stock Market
Johnson
IBM
du Pont
International Harester
International Nickel
Eastman Kodak
Polaroid
U.S. Smelting
Bethlehem
Jones & Laughlin
U.S. Steel
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Stock Exchange
Treasuries
Births in St Louis and city parents welcome four newborns
Mr and Mrs Bill Dulaney of St Louis welcome a daughter Barbara Ann born at 12 43 this morning at Jewish Hospital. Grandparents are Herman Dulaney and Orin Miller. Mr and Mrs William Glenn Mellett of RFD 2 Vernon welcome a son born at 1 54 this morning at Good Samaritan weighing seven pounds one ounce. Mr and Mrs James Nuenlist welcome a son born at 1 40 this morning at Good Samaritan weighing four pounds six and three fourths ounces. Mr and Mrs George Leroy Cox of 2205 Jones welcome a daughter born at 12 50 at Samaritan weighing six pounds three ounces.
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Bill Dulaney
St. Louis
Jewish Hospital
Barbara Ann
Herman Dulaney
Orin Miller
Nashville
Tenn
William Glenn Mellett
RFD
Vernon
Good Samaritan
James Nuenlist
North Lrh Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
George Leroy Cox
Jones
College loan funds Monmouth Wisconsin dorms plan
The Community Facilities Administration announces a $1,310,000 loan to Monmouth College in Wisconsin to build two residence halls and dining facilities. A four story women’s hall will house 117, and a three story men’s hall will house 12. Dining facilities will serve 180.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Community Facilities Administration
Monmouth, WI
Weather Overview Mt Vernon Sees Cooler Temperatures Early Week
Detailed report notes Tuesday highs near 34 with 38 low, rainfall to date 0.78 inches. Five and ten year comparisons show cooler highs. Sunrise at 7 13 and sunset at 4 28 CST. Five day forecast calls for temperatures 5 to 10 degrees above normal Thursday through Monday with cooler nights and a weekend precipitation chance of about a quarter inch or more.
Illinois Weather Outlook Sees Above-Normal Temperatures
Light drizzle and above normal temperatures mark Illinois today with highs from mid 30s to mid 50s and overnight lows in the 30s to 40s. The five day forecast calls for 5 to 10 degrees above normal from Thursday through Monday, with occasional rain possible over the weekend.
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Chicago
Ilinois
Vandalia
Belleville
Southern Illinois
Northern
Illinois
What Happened To The Cat
Seattle police investigate an odd case after Merrill Massey aged 59 says a man threw a cat at him during a debt collection on December 20. Massey reports headaches and a stiff neck since the incident and asks how to categorize the complaint.
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Seattle
Wash
Merrill C. Massey
Massey
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges at two facilities
Jefferson Memorial admitted Robert Gerald Kane Al Griffith Tom Mills Barbara Morgan of Bonnie Discharged Raymond Lorance of Opdyke Howard Veatch Robert Gerald Kane Good Samaritan admitted Mollie Williamson Gertrude E Helverson Arthur Ray Reynolds Treva Michele Forsythe James Anthony Alexander Betty Pauline Pate Jesse Stroud Rachel Daniella Baker Betty Fairchild Joseph Bisworm Edna Lee Richardson William L Dulaney Discharged Almeda Theressa Runnels Harvey Fryar Marvin Chapman Rust Ison Amos Moore Brent Stephen Lewis James Calvin Livingston John Russell Grigg
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Jefferson Memorial
Robert Gerald Kane
al Griffith
Tom Mills
Barbara Morgan
Bonnie
Raymond Lorance
Opdyke
Howard Veatch
Good Samaritan
Mollie Williamson
Gertrude E. Helverson
Arthur Ray Reynolds
Treva Michele Forsythe
James Anthony Alexander
Betty Pauline Pate
Jesse Stroud
Rachel Daniella Baker
Betty Fairchild
Joseph Bisworm
Edna Lee Richardson
William L. Dulaney
Almeda Theressa Runnels
Harvey Fryar
Marvin Chapman Rust
Ison Amos Moore
Brent Stephen Lewis
James Calvin Livingston
John Russell Grigg
Mt Vernon College Pictures Told by The Register News
The Register News will publish a page of pictures of the new Mt Vernon Junior College Friday January 8.
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MT. Vernon College
The
Register-News
Mt. Vernon Junior College
Landmark Farm Redevelopment under Jamison Family
Jamison bought the 97.5 acre Jones farm in November 1946 for the Western Gardens subdivision. Since 1960 37 homes have been built on that site, and after acquiring adjacent land the total reaches 400 acres. Holdings extend from the city park to the Interstate area west of Mt. Vernon with 275 homes completed and over 500 sites remaining.
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Jamison
Western Gardens
Jones Farm
Mt. Vernon
Jamisons
Mt. Vernon City Park
Earl D. Jamison
William O. Jones
Mr. Jones
George H. Jones
Mt Vernon Plans Dental Checkups for Students
Mt. Vernon city schools will join a program by the Illinois Department of Public Health to provide optional preliminary dental inspections for all students. Dentists will conduct exams at no charge, with no remedial work by the health department. Parents are urged to consent. no forms are needed. The program aims to supplement health education, promote dental care, and collect data on fluoridation effects ahead of city water fluoridation.
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John Alford
Mt. Vernon
Ilinois Department of Public Health
Department of Public Health
Illinois House Republicans pick leaders in post election caucus
In a party caucus discussions, GOP leaders announce Hachmeister as minority leader and Parkhurst as a key figure. Touhy, 9th term veteran, Choate a Powell protege, and Edward among new leaders. Arrington criticizes Gov Kerner and backs early reapportionment. Percy comments on the GOP governor race.
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Touhy
Arrington
Chicago
Choate
Paul Powell
Vienna
Powell Edward
Edward
Hachmeister
Pollack
GOP
Parkhurst
Senate
Otto Kerner
William Scott
Republican
House Caucus
State Electoral Board
Illinois Supreme Court
Charles Percy
Neighbors Aid Family After Fire Continues
After a Christmas Eve blaze displaced the Ullery family, neighbors donated clothing and goods while M. D. Burkett provided a rent free house at Divide until spring. Mrs. Austin thanked all who helped, noting the children now have what they need as a hopeful new year begins.
Water system plan highlights Greenfield Wisconsin
A $125000 water improvement program in Greenfield Greene County examines solving a recurring shortage. The town with 1000 residents built a 1937 system serving 125 customers now has 425 users and three more wells. A bond funds a storage reservoir and treatment plant using Rubicon Creek and a lake to feed the wells and water tables. Water will be pumped from wells to the new reservoir.
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Greenfield
Greene County
Rubicon Creek
Greenfield Haseen
Brighton
Sandburg Turns 87 by Lifting Chair in Home Exercise
Carl Sandburg, the 87 year old poet and Lincoln biographer, celebrates his birthday at Flat Rock North Carolina by lifting a heavy oak arm chair over his head three times. Harry Golden reports the daily exercise and describes Sandburg's quiet life and routine.
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Golden
Carolina Israelite
Moses
Lincoln
Sandburgs
Paula Steichen
Edward Steichen
Eckstine Says He Was Robbed
New York AP: Singer Billy Eckstine failed to start a $5,500 weekly engagement at the Americana Hotel after saying he was assaulted and robbed of $600 and knocked out with a Mickey Finn. Eckstine was later found at his Harlem apartment and, according to his attorney, was approached by three men in Harlem who demanded his autograph before a karate blow and the knockout drink.
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New York
Billy Eckstine
Americana
Mickey Finn
Eckstine
Royal Box
Harlem
Fifty Eight Babies Born In Jefferson County In December
City Clerk Paul Hayes reports December births in Jefferson County totaled 58 with 40 girls and 18 boys. During the same month 32 residents died in the county.
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Jefferson County
Paul Hayes
Mt Vernon Tax Office Sells Income Tax Booklet
The U S Government's 1965 edition of Your Federal Income Tax explains changes from the Revenue Act of 1964 and answers common filing questions. The booklet covers joint returns, exemptions, taxable income, deductions, and filing requirements. priced at 50 cents from Mt Vernon IRS office.
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U. S
Jay G. Philpott
Internal Revenue
Mt. Vernon
Office of Internal Revenue
Blank Farms
Springfield
Illinois
U. S. Government Printing Office
Washington, D. C
Ozark Seeks Extension Of Air Route To Louisville
Ozark Air Lines asked the Civil Aeronautics Board to extend its route from Davenport to Indianapolis southward to Louisville Kentucky with intermediate stops at Peoria Springfield Decatur and Champaign Urbana Illinois. The airline currently serves Louisville from St Louis to the west.
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Washington
Ozark Air Lines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Ozark
Davenport
Town-Moline
Indianapolis
Louisville
Peoria
Springfield
Decatur
Champaign-Urbana
Ill
St Louis
Stratton tax jury selected in Skokie case
John A. Valavanis of Lake Villa, a self employed realtor, and Boguslaw Wysocki of Chicago, a steel warehouseman, are named as members of the Stratton tax jury.
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Stratton Tax Jury
Skokie
John A. Valavanis
Lake Villa
Boguslaw Wysocki
Chicago
Airline Turns Back From St Louis Flight With Passenger Return
A Delta Air Lines four engine jet diverted and returned to Lambert-St. Louis Airport after a hydraulic system malfunction. The flight carrying 65 passengers had departed for Chicago five minutes earlier.
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ST. Louis
Lambert-St. Louis
Delta Air Lines
Chicago
Sitka Fire Hydrants Sealed During Cold Snap
Sitka Alaska emergency order bars use of fire hydrants as a prolonged cold snap continues. Fire chief Robert Barden warns water system could freeze if hydrants are tapped. Oil company tanks mounted on city trucks hold emergency water for fire rigs. Temperatures stay just above zero.
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Sitka
Alaska
Alaska Panhandle
Robert Barden
Standard Oil Co
Supreme Court orders county board realignment
Milwaukee Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling declares a one man one vote principle applies to county boards nationwide. The decision holds W349 law, which elected one supervisor per town village or city ward, violates federal and state constitutions by denying equal representation. Legislature has until November 1 to act. Milwaukee and Menomonee counties remain unaffected by different statutes.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Menominee
Marriage Licenses in Illinois and Nearby Towns
John Richard Collins 21 of 325 South 19th and Glenda Sue Newell 19 of Route 1 Scheller obtain a marriage license. Danny J. Deas 32 of New London Conn and Jewell K. Bailey 25 of Wayne City also listed. Robert Eugene Kissner 20 of Wayne City and Sandra Denham 19 Route 1 Mt. Vernon. Jimmy Gale Snader 28 of 1404 South 26th and Margaret Evelyn Arnaud 19 of 1109 Jordan. Dwayne Evan Wickstrom 19 of 3216 Blackberry and Patricia Ann Campbell 19 Route 4 Mt. Vernon.
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John Richard Collins
South 19Th
Glenda Sue Newell
Scheller
Danny J. Deas
New London
Conn
Jewell K. Bailey
Wayne City
Robert Eugene Kissner
Sandra Denham
Mt. Vernon
Jimmy Gale Snader
South 26Th
Margaret Evelyn Arnaud
Jordan
Dwayne Evan Wickstrom
Blackberry
Patricia Ann Campbell
Elks Leadership Awards Winners Announced at Mt Vernon
Mt. Vernon Elks Lodge Exalted Ruler James E. Carter announced the local winners of the youth leadership awards. Sharon Ann Mackenzie and John Wielt Jr., seniors at Mt. Vernon High School, will each receive a $25 savings bond and become eligible for district, state and national honors.
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James E. Carter
Mt. Vernon
20 Volunteers In Hamilton Co Health Survey
Twenty volunteers participated in a Hamilton County health survey meeting with the Illinois Department of Public Health team. Milton W. Dedek, project coordinator, and William Peckham, project statistician, reviewed interviewer instructions and interview site directions before distributing interviewer identification cards.
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Hamilton County Healthe
Slinois Department of Public Health
Milton W. Dedek
William Peckham
Midwest Leadership Institute to be held in Chicago
Jewish community leaders from 13 states attend the United Jewish Appeal Midwest Leadership Institute at Edgewater Beach Hotel Chicago January 22 24 1965 Leonard Laser of Chicago will chair the conference Central Institute Cabinet members named include Burton C Bernard Granite City Max Cornick Mt Vernon Hyman Rubin Cairo Leo Sehermer Madison and Isadore Shulman Vandalia from Southern Illinois
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New York
N. Y
United Jewish Appeal
Edgewater Beach
Chicago
Leonard Laser
UJA
Appeal
Institute
Southern Illinois
Burton C. Bernard
Granite City
Max Cornick
Mt. Vernon
Hyman Rubin
Cairo
Leo Sehermer
Madison
Isadore Shulman
Vandalia
Isom divorce suit filed in circuit court here
Jo Ann Isom filed suit for divorce against Ralph Waldo Isom in circuit court here, charging cruelty. The complaint seeks custody of two minor children and alimony. The couple married September 29, 1956 and separated January 2, 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Ann Isom
Ralph Waldo Isom
Autos Collide on Salem Road in Mt Vernon
An automobile crash on Salem Road near Highland View involved William A. Webster Route 1 Salem and Carl Causer Robinson AL at 3 50 p m. Webster’s car sustained damages exceeding 100 dollars.
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Mt. Vernon
William A. Webster
Route 1
Salem
Carl Causer
Robinson
Salem Road
Highland View
Webster
Protest Jet Noise Stirs Olympia Factory Strike
About 11,000 workers at the Olympia typewriter plant in Wilhelmshaven plan a 15 minute strike next Tuesday to protest the jet fighter noise from a nearby German base. The action targets what workers call unbearable noise and involves a large portion of the plant workforce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmshaven
Germany
Olympia Typewriter
College gets loan for Eureka dormitory project
AP reports Eureka College in Illinois received a 545000 loan approved by the administration to finance dormitory and lounge construction for 136 male students. Senator Paul H. Douglas, a Democrat from Illinois, announced the funding details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Community Facilities Administration
Eureka
Ill
Paul H. Douglas
D-H
Gas Fumes Kill Four Boys in Payson Jail
Four Payson high school youths aged 16 to 18 were found dead in the city jail after spending the night for stealing beer. Fumes from a faulty heating system in the new jail wing were blamed as deputies noted the room was fully clothed and windows stood open. Sheriff Elton Jones said the incident is under investigation by state and county officials. The victims were John Watkins, Kenny Haught, Blaine Schroeder, and Clifford Greenland.
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Payson
Ariz
Elton Jones
Gan
John Watkins
Kenny Haught
Blaine Schroeder
Clifford Greenland
Arizona
Jones
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