Deaths Moses Mayberry Dies At 88 In Illinois
Moses W Mayberry 88 of RFD 3 Broughton died 8 15 am Friday in Hamilton Memorial Hospital McLeansboro Funeral services 2 00 pm Sunday at Gholson Funeral Home McLeansboro with Rev Myrl Nance officiating Burial in Digby Hill cemetery near Dale He lies in state at Gholson and friends may call He was born November 11 1873 in Hamilton county son of David and Elizabeth Mayberry Married Julia Wheeler in 1907 She survives along with three sons Wheeler Donald Mayberry of Broughton Eugene Mayberry of Carmi four daughters Pearl Roundtree Dale Betty Steel Broughton Faye Allen Harrisburg Nell Harrawood Dayton Ohio two brothers Joe Mayberry Dexter Missouri Kim Mayberry MelLeansboro and eight grandchildren.
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Moses W. Mayberry
RFD
Broughton
Hamilton Memorial Hospital
McLeansboro
Gholson Funeral Home
Myrl Nance
Digby Hill
Dale
Gholson
Mr. Mayberry
Hamilton County
David
Elizabeth
Smith) Mayberry
Julia Wheeler
Wheeler
Donald Mayberry
Eugene Mayberry
Carmi
Pearl, Roundtree
Betty Steel
Faye Allen
Harrisburg
Nell Harrawood
Dayton
Ohio
Joe Mayberry
Dexter, Mo
Kim Mayberry
Mel Leansboro
Minister John Maulding of McLeansboro Dies at 74
The Rev. John B. Maulding, longtime Baptist minister of McLeansboro, died at 1:45 a.m. en route to Pearce Hospital Eldorado after a heart attack. He was born July 22, 1887, ordained 1909, and served across southern Illinois. Funeral set for 2:00 p.m. Monday at First Baptist Church, McLeansboro. Burial in I.O.C.F. Cemetery. Surviving: widow Grace Carr Maulding. son John Carr Maulding of Palatine, Ti. daughter Ruth Adams. brother William Maulding. sisters Mrs. Emily Hamilton and Mrs. Nannie Goin. seven grandchildren.
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McLeansboro
Pearce Hospital
Eldorado
Maulding
Delafield Baptist Church
Illinois
First Baptist Church
Donelson Funeral
McVeansboro
Dellafield
William
Mary Elizabeth (Hooker) Maulding
Grace Carr
John Carr Maulding
Palatine
Ruth Adams
William Maulding
Battle Creek
Mich
Emily Hamilton
Delafield
Nannie Goin
Evansville
Ind
Chicago School Board Sued Over Racial School Transfers
A $500,000 federal suit filed in Chicago accuses the Board of Education and Superintendent Benjamin C. Willis of racially motivated transfers lowering integration by moving 34 seventh graders from Burnside to Gillespie, bypassing the white Perry school. Plaintiffs seek punitive damages and an injunction to end segregation and compel attendance equity amid sit-in protests.
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Chicago
Federal District Court
Chicago Board of Education
Benjamin C. Willis
South Side
Burnside
Mark Jones
Gillespie School
Perry
Gillespie
Willis
Perry School
Board of Education
Mt Vernon adult ed offers many noncredit courses
Mt Vernon Township High School and Community College announce second semester adult education noncredit courses in business sewing typing bookkeeping and art welding machine shop and wood shop. Enrollment requires ten participants for new classes and open registration by phone or in person at the vocational office.
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Mt. Vernon Township
Howard L. Jones
Former King of Bulgaria Weds Former King of Bulgaria
In Lausanne Switzerland AP report says former King Simeon of Bulgaria married Margarita Gomez Acebay Cejuela in a civil ceremony. A religious ceremony follows in Vevey’s Russian Orthodox Church. crowd of locals watches as police clear a path for the couple.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Simeon
Bulgaria
Margarita Gomez Aceba Y Cejuela
Paul Nicolier
Vevey
Tailteann Games Jumping Event Noted in Antiquated Record
Tailteann Games featured five track and field events including jumping during an early era in Ireland, with references claiming the games occurred as early as 1829 BC per the Encyclopedia Britannica.
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Ireland
Rusk Flies To Uruguay For Cuban Sanctions Meeting
Secretary of State Dean Rusk travels to Punta del Este for an Inter American foreign ministers conference opening Monday. He seeks compulsory sanctions against Cuba within 60 days, contingent on Castro's ties with Russia and Red China. The Dominican Republic crisis shifts dynamics, with Bonnelly’s government anti Castro and likely to back sanctions. All American nations show broad accord on the Castro threat but differ on action.
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Dean Rusk
Uruguay
Inter
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Punta del Este
Rusk
United States
Organization of American States
U.S
Dominican Republic
Rafael Bonnelly
U S Official Denied Houston Hotel Room
Assistant Secretary of Labor George L. P. Weaver, a Negro, says Shamrock Hilton Hotel refused him a room and shows a reservation. Hotel executive cites full house and clerical error theory. Weaver, in Houston to address a Chamber dinner, stayed at a private home.
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Houston
Texas
George L. P. Weaver
Weaver
Shamrock Hilton
Shamrock
Edgar Drake
Flo
Drake
Hilton
Vernon Chambers
Hospital Notes at Jefferson Memorial and Good Samaritan
Admission and discharge lists from Jefferson Memorial and Good Samaritan hospitals include Mrs Lua Clark Mrs Gladys Stonecipher Mrs Jennie Wilmore Collins Nellie Joann Groves Thelma Margaret Jones Barbara Ann Champ Floyd Hanna Barney W Badgett Clara Angeline McKinzie Conrad Croy Pearl Fisher plus discharges Mark Charles Van Sluyters Ruth Ann Dodson Nancy Lee Barger Tincie Lucille Daniels Carol Ann Kraft Ollie Mae Peacock Max Woodrow Waltrip Mary Agnes Cooper Casse Richardson
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Gladys Stonecipher
Opdyke
Jennie Wilmore Collins
Jim Lloyd Williamson
Belle Rive
Good Samaritan
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Thelma Margaret Jones
Barbara Ann Champ
Floyd Hanna
Barney W. Badgett
Clara Angeline McKinzie
Conald Croy
Pearl Fisher
Mark Charles van Sluyters
Ruth Ann Dodson
Nancy Lee Barger
Tincie Lucille Daniels
Carol Ann Kraft
Ollie Mae
Pentagon plans reserve pool to speed Cold War recalls
The Pentagon discussed a special pool of Reservists placed on advance notice to fill understrength units in future crises. McNamara said final decisions were not made, but the plan would favor those with limited active service and strengthen readiness while avoiding earlier admin issues.
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Pentagon
Berlin
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Senate Armed Services Committee
Department
U.S
McNamara
Stan
12Th and Broadway
Dirksen Files Petition for 3rd Senate Term
SPRINGFIELD Illinois AP Sen Everett M Dirksen R Ill filed nominating petitions for a third term in a trip from Chicago. He cited United Nations medical aid and trade legislation as major issues and voiced optimism about Republican prospects. He commented on bond support sentiment and contrasted his tone with Kennedy. Other offices filed Friday included appellate court clerk candidate Earl C Pollack for East St Louis.
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Springfield
Ill
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
United Nations
Senate
Chicago
Dirksen
Kennedy
U.S
Sidney Yates
Earl C. Pollack
Rep
East St. Louis
Hizzoner Has A Bad Week
Montgomery mayor Earl James suffered a broken vertebra from a fall and burned his hand while cooking. He also strained his back checking a fire hazard, faced a sick son, a failing fridge, melted ice cream, and saw his paycheck and savings bond disappear that week.
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Montgomery
Ala
Earl James
James
Tommy
1000 New Carbondale Jobs From State Loan
Springfield reports a $5 million loan from the Illinois Board of Economic Development to the Technical Tape Co. of Carbondale. The project is expected to expand facilities and create about 1,000 jobs within a year, potentially doubling earlier estimates.
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Springfield, I
API
Technical Tape Co
Carbondale
Inois Board of Economic Development
Kovacs Last Show To Air With No Commercials
Ernie Kovacs will have his final TV appearance next Tuesday on ABC-TV without commercials. Dutch Master cigars will sponsor the half hour, covering the usual four minutes with a Kovacs Nairobi trio bit taped December 3. The sponsor’s spokesman said Kovacs would have liked viewers to enjoy the program.
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James Bacon
Holywood
Ernie Kovacs
Abc-Tv
Kovacs
Nairobi
Ernie
Kennedy Faces Seven More Years As President
President Kennedy marked the end of his first year in the White House with plans for at least seven more years led by a fundraising dinner in Washington. He met UN Secretary General U Thant in New York and discussed United Nations support and a possible cabinet post for urban affairs with Mayor Robert Wagner. Kennedy also met with Charles Spalding and attended a theater, signaling ongoing attention to international and domestic issues.
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NEW York
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White House
Washington
National Guard
Waldorf-Astoria
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
O ‘Thant
Actin
Unite Nations
Thant
Stevenson
Seccetary
Andrew I. Hatcher
Pierre Salinger
United States
Congress
Carlyle Hotel
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Circuit Court Here Monday
Judge Roy Gulley of Benton will conduct a session of circuit court in Mt. Vernon next Monday. Only non jury matters will be acted upon.
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Roy Gulley
Benton
Mt. Vernon
Monay
Try To Bring Democracy To Dominicans
The Dominican Republic’s Council of State begins work to establish democracy after three decades of strongman rule under Trujillo. Balaguer remains cautious while Rodriguez Echavarria’s coup and subsequent counter coup shape the political landscape. U.S. signals support include $45 million in sugar purchases over six months to aid economic recovery and bolster the new government.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Council of State
Caribbean
Rafael L. Trujillo
U.S
Pedro Rodriguéz Echavarria
Rodriguez Echavarria
Joaquin Balaguer
Balaguér
Niight
Rafael Bonnelly
Balaguer
Trujillo
Rodriguez’ Echavarria
United States
Washington
State Council
Tru
Grace A Henry Rebekah Lodge to Meet in Temple
Members of Grace A Henry Rebekah Lodge 292 will hold a regular meeting Monday evening January 22 at 7 30 in the LO O F Temple Edith Jones and staff of Christopher will conduct installation ceremonies Allene Huber N G LaVerne Shepherd R 8S participate in the session
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Rebekah Lodge
Grace A. Henry Rebekah Lodge
LO. O. F. Temple
Edith Jones
Christopher
Allene Huber
N. G. LaVerne Shepherd
Young Man Injured In Salem Road Collision
A 20 year old Dix resident Ronald Gene Beal was injured when his car struck two truck trailers after they collided on icy State Highway 37 north of Mt. Vernon. He received treatment at Jefferson Memorial Hospital and was released. No other injuries were reported.
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Mt. Vernon
Ronald Gene Beal
Dix
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Beal
March of Dimes Benefit Basketball Game In Dix
Patricia Tate announces a Dix march of Dimes drive featuring a benefit basketball doubleheader between Field Township and Dix Independent teams on January 29. The evening includes a 6:30 p.m. ladies game followed by the men and a white elephant auction between contests.
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Patricia Tate
Dix
Field Township
East German border mine accident near Berlin
An East German border guard detonated a land mine in the death strip outside northwest Berlin and was killed. Western police reported the blast as the first evidence East Germans mine their border with West Berlin and West Germany. The explosion happened near Frohnau in the French sector of West Berlin.
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Berlin
Mmunist
West Berlin
West Germany
Frohnau
East Germany
Divorce Suit Filed Here By Carolyn Martin
Carolyn Martin filed suit for divorce against John W. Martin in circuit court here late the day charging cruelty in the complaint. The couple married April 4, 1959 and lived together until January 10, 1962. The suit states the defendant is in the military service.
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Carolyn Martin
John W. Martin
Dimes March At Scheller Social Planned
The March of Dimes drive for the Scheller area hosts a miscellaneous social at Andy's Hall on Wednesday January 24. The event starts at 7 30 p m led by Mr and Mrs Andy Kruger chairs of the Scheller district drive.
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Scheller Area
Andy
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