Deaths of Mrs Ora Donoho 77 in Salem
Mrs Ora Jane Donoho aged 77 of Salem died Tuesday morning at Salem Memorial Hospital. Funeral services set for 2:00 p.m. Thursday at Wells Chapel Church with Rev James Clark presiding. Burial at New Home Cemetery. She is survived by husband Rev L A Donoho two brothers John F Fox of Salem Clinton Fox of Dixon and sister Mrs Amy McGinty of Salem. She was predeceased by parents John W Fox and Emma Outright Fox.
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Ora Jane Donoho
Salem
Salem Memorial Hospital
Wells Chapel Church
James Clark
New Home Cemetery
L. A. Osborn and Sons Funeral Home
Kell
L. A. Donoho
John F. Fox
Clinton Fox
Dixon
Amy McGinty
John W. and
Emma (Outright) Fox
Goldwater warns blockade or invade Cuba in 1960s bid
Senator Barry Goldwater told about 1,000 at Monadnock Regional High School that the United States and the Organization of American States would eventually have to blockade or invade Cuba, comparing it to the Bay of Pigs and calling for U S air cover in that effort.
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Goldwater
New Hampshire
Barry Goldwater
United States
Organization of American States
Cuba
Arizona
Monadnock Regional
Swanzey
Bay of Pigs
Hemisphere
Personal air conditioner belt device eyed by researchers
Government researchers in Savannah River Laboratory at Aiken, South Carolina report a portable cooling unit for hot dusty work. The 12 inch device weighs 6.5 ounces and delivers cold air through plastic tubes to parts of the body. It targets workers in chemical and atomic plants who wear heavy protective gear and masks.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Savannah River Laboratory
Aiken
S.C
Chemical
Atomic
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial
Admitted: Rose Marie Hawkins Kell Albert Edens Dahlgren Alfred Knowles Bonnie Discharged: James Wricht Pierce Coil Mrs Virginia Craig and baby Catherine Anne Good Samaritan Admitted: Jane Ann Wells Charlotte Kay Wells James Russell Cray Minnie Maude McKitrick Gene Claire Wiehel Della E Ray Charles Jackson Gossage Russell Douthit Discharged: Ethel Brooks Richardson Oma Wilmetta D Jones Albert George Bahde Margaret Rose Chambliss Mary Onn Baumgartner William Jesse Stroud Theodore Herman Easley
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Jefferson Memorial
Rose Marie Hawkins
Kell
Albert Edens
Dahlgren
Alfred Knowles
Bonnie
James Wricht
Pierce Coil
Virginia Craig
Catherine Anne
Good Samaritan
Jane Ann Wells
Charlotte Kay Wells
James Russell Cray
Minnie Maude McKitrick
Gene Claire Wiehel
Della E. Ray
Charles Jackson Gossage
Russell Douthit
Ethel Brooks Richardson
Oma Wilmetta D. Jones
Albert George Bahde
Margaret Rose Chambliss
Mary Onn Baumgartner
William Jesse Stroud
Theodore Hermaneasley
Births to Haynes and Terrell Families
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Haynes of 3308 Wildrose Drive welcomed a daughter at 7 09 PM last night at Good Samaritan Hospital weighing eight pounds three and a half ounces named Cathleen Anna. Reverend and Mrs David Terrell of 1707 South Wthe Street welcomed a daughter at 1 20 PM yesterday at Jefferson Memorial Hospital weighing eight pounds one and a half ounces named Memrie Laine.
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Kenneth Haynes
Wildrose Drive
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cathleen Anna
David Terrell
South Wthe Street
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Memrie Laine
Mt Vernon Lodge to host State Grand Lodge school
Mt Vernon Lodge No 31 A F and A M will host the State Grand Lodge School of Instruction this Friday and Saturday January 24 and 25. The event, conducted by the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Illinois, serves Master Masons. A banquet and reception for the Grand Master are planned Friday at 6:00 p.m. Also notes upcoming Varnell Rebekah Lodge and Amvets meeting times.
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Mt. Vernon Louge
A. F
A.M
State Grand Lodge School of
Grand Lodge of Ill
Kenneth L. Adams
Rinctaw
Local Live Hog Market Rises Amid Price Increases
Prices paid on the local live stock market rose today with hogs at 14.75 for 190 to 220 pounds up 15 cents. Sows advanced to 12.50 for 300 weight down, 12.25 for 300 weight and over, with sow prices showing mixed shifts. Boars quoted at 7.00 and 8.00.
Grain Prices Quoted in Mt Vernon Afternoon
Market brief from Mt Vernon lists wheat at 2.09, soybeans at 2.61, and corn at 1.19 dollars as of this afternoon. Prices reflect local trading conditions for these commodities and indicate small shifts in the ag market.
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Mt. Vernon
Egg and poultry price listings from St. Louis market
St. Louis AP market notes provide egg and live poultry price ranges by grade and size. Consumer grades list A large 38 39 and A medium 37 38 with various small and B grades. Hens and broilers show weight-based percentages and price ranges for wholesale and standard classifications.
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ST. Louis
Butter and eggs prices steady and varied at Chicago Exchange
Chicago Mercantile Exchange reports butter wholesale prices steady with mixed 93 score AA 57 percent, 92 A 57-44, 90 B 56-14, 89 C 55 percent. cars 90 B 57, 89 C 56. Eggs are irregular with wholesale prices down one to 44 high er, grades A whites 42, mixed 41 14, mediums 38 44, standards 36, dirties 34, checks 33.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Livestock Prices Mixed as Market Slips at National Stockyards
Hog receipts 8,000, bids up to 25 cents with mixed 1-3 180-260 lb barrows and gilts 15.00-16.5, sows 275-600 lb 11.50-13.25. Cattle 2,000, calves 200, steers steady to 25 higher with good to choice 21.00-23.25, cows 11.50-13.50. Sheep 800, lambs 16.50-20.50, ewes 6.50. Chicago grain reports no wheat or soy sales, corn No 2 yellow 1.23-1.34, No 3 yellow 1.194-2.14, No 4 yellow 1.15-1.74, oats No 1 extra heavy white 0.75-0.7514, soybean oil 84.
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USDA
Sendy
Chicago Grain
Chicago
Wall Street Gains Lift Market To New Highs In Late Trade
Blue chips led broad gains on Wall Street pushing indices higher as trading intensified. Radio Corp and American Telephone posted notable advances while Polaroid climbed on color film production news and IBM recovered from prior losses. Dow Jones noon averages showed broad strength across industrials rails and utilities.
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New York
Radio Corp
American Telephone
Roebuck
Jersey Standard
Pan American World Airways
Union Carbide
Eastman Kodak
Commerce Department
IBM
Polaroid
G.D. Searle
Delta Airlines
Youngstown Sheet
Lorillard
U.S. Gypsum
United Air Lines
Eastern Air Lines
American Stock Exchange
Dynamite Blast Kills Three at Maule Industries Plant
A massive dynamite blast at Maule Industries in Penasaca near Miami left at least three workers dead and destroyed two trucks. A shock wave rattled Miami and rescue teams including ambulances, a bomb squad, and other units rushed to the site. The plant operates a rock quarry system with a crusher and drilling rig also reportedly damaged.
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Miami
Fla
Maule Industries
Penasaca
Florida Highway Patrol
Maule
Dade County
Governor Signs Expense Bills
Gov Otto Kerner signed four bills totaling 285000 for the special legislative session expenses. The package covers 100000 for mileage and postage for members plus incidental expenses and pay for legislative employees.
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Springfield
Ill
Otto Kerner
Winter Rain And Snow In California
The Associated Press reports wintry weather arrived in Southern California with up to 3.28 inches of rain in the Los Angeles area, flooding and evacuations but no injuries. Northern California faced more rain and snow, San Francisco tally around 3.5 inches with over 5 inches in Orinda, and Squaw Valley saw 3 feet of snow causing damage. Blizzards and snowslides affected the Pacific Northwest while Hoodoo Bowl residents were safely released.
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Associated Press
California
Pacific Northwest
Hoodoo Bowl
Salem
Ore
Oregon
San Francisco
Orinda
Contra Costa County
Squaw Valley
Way To Taper Off Cigarettes In Indianapolis
An AP report notes a novel tapering method observed in Indianapolis. A motorist stops at a light, retrieves a single cigarette from a trunk pack, replaces the rest, then drives off as smoke clouds rise. The act illustrates a quirky approach to cutting smoking.
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Indianapolis
Robertson stays in GOP race for Goldwater support
Cook County party chairman Robertson says his campaign will win support for Senator Barry Goldwater in the Republican presidential nomination. The shift boosts Goldwater’s Illinois delegate prospects as Percy and Carpentier avoid early endorsements, while Carpentier backed Nixon in 1960.
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Robertson
Cook County
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Illinois
Percy
Carpentier
Richard M. Nixon
Railroads Delay Firemen Layoffs Despite Agreement
J. W. Wolfe, chief negotiator, says the two year span prevents mass post elimination. Washington delays action on the firemen issue but sets January 25 as the cutoff for layoffs. Firemen with insufficient seniority as of January 23 will be affected as carriers proceed with new crew-size rules on January 23.
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J. W. Wolfe
Washington
Rural poverty in Appalachia and West under Johnson plan
Sixteen million of the nation’s 35 million families live in poverty, defined as net incomes of 3000 dollars or less. Rural poverty concentrates across Appalachia, the Southwest, northern lakes states, and parts of the Northwest, with one third of the poor rural families farmers. The Agriculture Department says anti poverty efforts will continue under the Johnson program, and roughly 4 million new rural jobs are needed now, plus another 4 million later to absorb youth and offset automation. Chief Penghulu of the Kelabit tribe appeals for peace along the Malaysian Indonesian border via AP.
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Tamabo
Borneo
Conrad Fink
Associated Press
Johnson
Washington
America
Agriculture Department
Appalachian
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
Texas
Oklahoma
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Lakes
Southwest
Northwest
Collinsville man falls to death at zinc plant roof
A Collinsville resident Lawney Giddings, 49, died after falling from the roof of the old American Zinc Plant in Fairmont City near East St. Louis on Tuesday. He lived at 2137 Wheebley Street.
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Collinsville, Ill
Collinsville
Old American Zinc
Fairmont City
East St. Louis
Lawney Giddings
Giddings
Wheebley St
Williams Attacks Baker Gift to LBJ President
Williams, who probed Baker’s outside deals, demands scrutiny by the Senate Rules Committee over a stereo gift to the President. He cites past gifts to officials, including freezers, coats, and rugs, arguing recipients expect returns and must recognize the implications. The transcript of Reynolds testimony was released, recalling 1949 five percenters probes and 1958 Sherman Adams rug and coat affair.
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Baker
Senate Rules Committee
Senate
Reynolds
Chicago
Harry H. Vaughan
Harry S.S. Truman
White House
House
Sherman Adams
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adams
Goldfine
Two Russians Reported in Shreveport Visit Incident
In Shreveport Louisiana two men identified as Lt Col A V Udalov and Alex Chizkov, an air attache assistant and naval attache staffer, caused a downtown scene after arriving by plane and checking into a hotel with Russian embassy addresses. They claimed diplomatic immunity and complained to the Russian ambassador as locals questioned their presence. Local officials, including Public Safety Commissioner George D Artois, said the pair were sightseeing before becoming belligerent.
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Shreveport
Washington
George D'Artois
Barksdale Air Force Base
D’artois
D'Artois
A.V. Udalov
Alex Chizkov
Two Republicans File Nominating Petitions for State Posts
Two Republican candidates filed nominating petitions Tuesday Allan A Walters of Monmouth seeks lieutenant governor and William D Stich of Belleville seeks attorney general.
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Springfield, Ill
Allan A. Walters
Monmouth
William D. Stich
Belleville
Each party to nominate 118 at large
Transporters for each precinct would be paid per item. Downstate, one central counting place would be set up in each county. In Cook County there would be 20 central counting stations, 16 in Chicago. For every 10 boxes in a central place a four man counting team would be hired at 20 each. Each party would select half of a team and could appoint an official unpaid watcher at the central station.
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Downstate
Cook County
Chicago
Detailed Weather Report Tuesday Night Temperatures
A detailed weather report notes Tuesday night at 65 and a low of 31 with rainfall to date at 6.51 inches. It compares temperatures from past years including one year ago 45/18 and five and ten year marks. Thursday sunrise is 7 16 CST and sunset at 3 08.
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Mercury
Mt. Vernon
Illinois Temperature Outlook Through Next Week
Northern Illinois should see near or slightly above normal temperatures through Monday with highs 27 to 35 and lows 10 to 20. Expect mild Thursday and Friday, colder Saturday, then warming Sunday or Monday. About 0.5 to 1 inch of precipitation in frequent showers, main accumulations Friday and Monday. Southern Illinois temps near normal in the north and 5 to 10 degrees above normal in the south over five days, with highs in the 30s to 40s and lows around 20 to 30. Turning colder Friday followed by a warming early next week, showers totaling about a half to one inch.
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Illinois
Illinois warms with springlike temperatures across regions
Chicago reports another warm spell with northern Illinois near 60 degrees and southern areas mid-60s. Tonight's lows fall to 35 to 40 in the north and up to 40 in the south. Early readings show upper 30s to upper 40s regionally as the day breaks.
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Chicago
Illinois
Plan Parkway Across Shawnee Hills in Southern Illinois
Shawnee National Forest officials favor a two lane automobile parkway across the Shawnee Hills linking the Mississippi and Ohio rivers to boost tourism. The plan, inspired by Blue Ridge Parkway and Natchez Trace, aims to precede a river to river route but cost estimates and funding remain undetermined.
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Harrisburg, Ill
Shawnee National Forest
Illinois
Shawnee Hills
Peter Lewis
Shawnee Hills Recreation Association
Appalachian Mountains
Mississippi
Ohio
Lewis
Burglars Take All From New Home Outside Newton
Newton, II AP burglars stripped the new home of John Tabb over the weekend, taking an electric range a water heater a toilet stool wash basin brass door jocks and the double kitchen sink among other items. Tabb has not yet moved in and reported the losses from the rural Newton property.
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Newton, II
John Tabb
Tabb
Newton
Johnson and Pearson Sign Agreements in Washington
President Johnson and Canada's Lester B Pearson conclude two days of talks with harmony as they sign two U S Canadian pacts. One implements the Columbia River Treaty providing Canada about 300 million for downstream power and U S food control benefits. The other creates an international Campobello Park for Franklin D Roosevelt's Canadian island summer home. Pearson arrived from Ottawa and met Johnson after dining at the Canadian Embassy.
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Washington
Johnson
Canada
Lester B. Pearson
U.S
Pacific Northwest
White House
United States
Campobello
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pearson
Ottawa
de Gaulle
Tippit's Grave Still Unmarked
In a south Dallas cemetery the grave of patrolman J. D. Tippit remains unmarked aside from a Christmas wreath and artificial roses. His widow, wealthier by $600,849, thanks the nation and says she will use the money as God would have her. She declines marriage proposals, cites her age as 35, and says she will raise their children Allen 14 Brenda 10 and Curtis Glen 5 in their pink brick home, continuing life as before.
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Dallas
J. D. Tippit
Kennedy
Allen
Brenda
Curtis Glen
Western Union Rate Increases Approved by Illinois Commission
The Illinois Commerce Commission granted rate hikes for Western Union public telegraph and money orders and its commercial news service. The telegraph revenue rises by 159 459 from a prior annual estimate of 1 692 775, while the commercial news service grows by 7 29 from 9 113. The FCC and other states have issued similar increases.
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Springfield, Ill
Illinois Commerce Commission
Western Union
Federal Communications Commission
Grand Master Schwarz to Attend Mt Vernon Masonic School
The Mt Vernon Masonic Temple hosts a two day Grand School this Friday and Saturday with Master Schwarz as guest. Kenneth L Adams will lead local arrangements for a 6 pm reception and banquet honoring the Grand Master, while Ira DeZouche invites all Masons to attend. The event marks the first state school in Mt Vernon since 1957 and serves southern Illinois lodges in the 107th district.
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Mt. Vernon Masonic Temple
Elmwood Park
Mt. Vernon
Schwarz
Kenneth L. Adams
Rite “Vernon
Ralph Mohy
Nor
Illinois
Avill
John R. Murphy
Grand Examiners
Ralph W. Murphy
Nashville
Ashley
Opdyke
Belle Rive
Dix
Wayne City
Dahlgren
Banque
Ira DeZouche
D.O
Mt Vernon hosts cost of living survey planning
Joe Winfrey of Mt Vernon Chamber of Commerce and Industry met SIU department heads Tuesday to discuss cost of living surveys for southern Illinois and nearby border states. Frank Kirk of the Board of Economic Development joined. Ralph Bedwell of the Small Business Institute called the meeting. Faculty favored Mt Vernon for preliminary studies to design procedure and sampling for a regularly updated report.
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Joe Winfrey
Mt. Vernon
Bullet Hole Found in Mt. Vernon Taxicab
A Mt. Vernon taxicab owned by Roy Smith shows a bullet hole in the lower right rear door, discovered this morning and police deem it vandalism. The cab had been parked between 8:30 and 9:30 last night.
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Mt. Vernon
Roy Smith
Auto Stolen On West Main Street This Morning
A white over blue 1959 Oldsmobile four door sedan owned by Joseph Kaminski of Woodlawn was stolen from near 15th and Main Street between 8:00 am and unknown time. The car bears 1963 license plates 266-713. Police are investigating.
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15Th
Main Street
Joseph Kaminski
Woodlawn
Two Hub Cap Thefts Reported in Mt Vernon
Mt Vernon police received reports of two hub cap thefts on Tuesday. Floyd Sexton 423 Johnson said someone took two wheel covers and a grease cap from his car parked at home. Elmer Bornman 1412 Harrison reported two hub caps stolen from his vehicle.
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Mt. Vernon
Floyd Sexton
Johnson
Elmer Bornman
Harrison
Plan Commission Advances Zoning Code Review
Plan Commission, meeting weekly for a word by word study, continued its examination of a long zoning ordinance. It plans to present the document to the city council in mid February with a recommendation for adoption as part of Mt. Vernon’s Master Plan for future growth.
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Mt. Vernon
Quinn Divorce Granted In Mt. Vernon Circuit Court
A divorce between James T. Quinn and Viola Marie Quinn was granted during a circuit court session in Mt. Vernon Tuesday. Associate Circuit Judge Alvin Lacy Williams presided over the proceedings.
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James T. Quinn
Viola Marie Quinn
Mt. Vernon
Alvin Lacy Williams
Church revival at Bethel Tabernacle highlighs visiting preacher
Evangelist Rev Robert Gass from Belfast Ireland will speak nightly at Bethel Tabernacle 1004 S 10th St with special meals and prayers for the sick. Circuit Court fines include Norman Barr $10 plus costs for drunk charge and S R Hollensbe $10 plus costs for disturbance. Traffic fines list Jackie Fisher $100 plus costs for reckless driving Roy Orr $10 plus costs for failure to yield Minnie Wilfong $10 plus costs for failure to yield.
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Revival Bethel Tabernacle
S. 10Th Street
First Pentecostal Church
Ace Summers
Hear Evangelist
Robert Gass
Belfast
Ireland
Norman Lynn Barr
Sims
S. R. Hollensbe
Jackie L. Fisher
Roy D. Orr
Minnie M. Wilfong
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