Deaths funeral services for Mrs Eleanor Bystricky
Funeral services for Mrs. Eleanor Bystricky sister of Rev Anthony Viton of Mt Vernon were held Tuesday in Cleveland Ohio burial followed in Cleveland She was 42 and died Saturday in Cleveland after an apparent heart attack Father Viton will conduct a Requiem Mass at 930 am Saturday at Trinity Episcopal church Mt Vernon where he serves as rector
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Anthony Viton
Mt. Vernon
Cleve Land
Bystricky
Father Viton
Trinity Episcopal Church
Government tries to link Hoffa to 1962 jury-rigging calls
Government officials in Chattanooga present testimony tying James Hoffa to a series of long distance calls from Detroit pay booths. A Michigan Bell manager testified the calls traveled Detroit to Louisville to Hoffa in Nashville and back, but did not directly involve Hoffa in the calls. Prosecutors say a chain of evidence will connect Hoffa with five co defendants on trial for jury tampering in Nashville.
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Gavin Scott
Associated Press
Chattanooga, Tenn
James R. Hoffa
Detroit Telephone Company
Teamsters Union
Detroit Teamsters
Hoffa
Detroit
Nashville
Arthur H. Schnider
Michigan Bell Telephone Co
Louisville
Schnider
Vermont
J. J. Isaacs
Southern Bell Telephone Co
James Neal
Fluoridation Cuts Chicago Child Tooth Decay Sharply
Chicago health officials report six years of fluoridating the city water reduced tooth decay in a sample of school children by 43.1 percent. Commissioner Dr Samuel L Andelman says this decline has saved parents about 250000 dollars in dental bills since fluoridation began in 1956.
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Chicago
Samuel L. Andelman
Commissioner of Health
Andelman
Births in San Diego and nearby areas reported
Mr and Mrs Charles Lee Meador of San Diego Calif welcomed a son Timothy Phillip born January 23 weighing five pounds five and a half ounces. The mother is the former Janet Houston of this city. Grandparents Ishmaul and Janet Houston and Phillip Meador and Hackensack Minn. Also listed are births in Good Samaritan hospital with timing weights and local parental details for several families including Mrs Earl L Allery Dix RFD 1 and Mr and Mrs Robert Von Brocken 602 south 29th street. Additional newborns from Mr and Mrs Richard Muhr Ashley and Mr and Mrs David Eli Jones 316 Caborn and a daughter weighing seven pounds three and one half ounces.
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Charles Lee Meador
San Diego
Calif
Timothy Phillip
Janet Houston
Ishmaul Houston
This City
Phillip Meador
Hackensack, Minn
Earl L. Allery
RFD 1
Dix
Good Samaritan Hospital
Robert von Brocken
South 29Th Street
Richard Muhr
Ashley
David Eli Jones
Caborn
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admission List
At Jefferson Memorial Hospital patients admitted include Leroy Keef Katherine Joyce Sanders Loeda Poe Smith from McLeansboro and Myrtle May Bender Grace Maree Stone Emilie Sophie Eigenrauch Dawn Carol Thompson Charles Jerome Goodley Susie Lavinoa Schmidt Virginia Ann Hickman Discharged are Mrs Bernestine Ophelia Disroe Amy Estella Armstrong Nadine B Allison Mary Louise Clark James R Allen Margaret Jane Stockett Gerald Albert McGill James Barrett Jackson Glen Dean Hollenslee Gertrude W Record Linda June Short Wilma Jewell Eveland Anna Loman Wanda Madne Smith.
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Jefferson Memorial
Leroy Keef
Kathryn Joyce Sanders
Loeda Poe Smith
McLeansboro
Hazel McMullen
Good Samaritan
Myrtle May Bender
Grace Maree Stone
Emilie Sophie Eigenrauch
Dawn Carol Thompson
Charles Jerome Goodley
Susie Lavinoa Schmidt
Virginia Ann Hickman
Bernestine Ophelia Disroe
Amy Estella Armstrong
Nadine B. Allison
Mary Louise Clark
James R. Allen
Margaret Jane Stockett
Gerald Albert McGill
James Barrett Jackson
Glen Dean Hollenslee
Gertrude W. Record
Linda June Short
Wilma Jewell Eveland
Anna Loman
Wanda Madne Smith
Local stock market steady amid hog price guidance
Prices paid on the local live stock market were steady today. The top was 14.50 for 19 to 220 lb hogs. Sows are steady 12.50 for 300 weight down, sows 300 weight and over 12.25 down. Co were 500 higher 7.50 and.
Mt Vernon Grain Prices Prompt Trade Insight
Mt Vernon prices reported this afternoon show Wheat at 2.09, Soybeans at 2.55, and Corn at 1.18. The figures reflect commodity trading in Mt Vernon and indicate current market levels for these staples.
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Chicago Market Report Butter and Eggs Prices Change
Chicago Mercantile Exchange notes butter steady with wholesale prices unchanged to lower, 93 score AA 57134 and 92 A 57 percent, 90 B 56 percent, 89 C 55 percent. Eggs weak with wholesale prices 2 to 4 lower. better grade A whites 33, mixed 33, mediums 3014, standards 32, dirties 31, checks 30.
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Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Livestock Prices From National Stockyards Report
Hogs 9,000, weak to 25 lower, mixed 190-260 lbs barrows and gilts 14.50-15.25, sows 275-625 lbs 11.00-13.50. Cattle 800, calves 150: no test market, good to choice steers 19.00-22.00, good to choice heifers 18.00-21.00, cows 12.00-13.50, vealers steady at 23.00-35.00. Sheep 800: slaughter lambs steady, ewes scarce, good to prime lambs 16.50-20.00.
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St. Louis Produce Egg and Poultry Grades Update
St Louis market reports egg grades by size and consumer standard plus wholesale and poultry weights. Hens heavy and light categories listed with prices, broilers and fryers noted.
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ST. Louis
Chicago Grain Market Summary Report
Chicago AP reports no wheat or soybean sales with corn No 3 yellow at 1.19 to 1.20 percent and oats No 2 extra heavy white at 72 percent soybean oi 7 percent bid.
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Wall Street rises amid mixed gains in late trading
The irregularly higher market extended gains in chemicals, cigarettes, and other stocks as volume neared 4.3 million shares. IBM jumped about seven points. Polaroid, Xerox, and RCA posted notable advances while Standard Oil held back after a dividend decision.
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Woman Plans To Fly Around World Alone
A 38 year old Columbus housewife and eight year pilot Jerrie Mack prepares for a solo round the world flight in a single engine Cessna. She aims to complete the journey in about three weeks, recalling Amelia Earhart’s historic but fate filled attempt 27 years earlier.
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Secret questioning for Baker aide and associates in Senate probe
Washington AP reports Ernest Tucker law partner of ex Senate aide Robert G. Baker and Francis Law are called for secret questioning by the Senate Rules Committee. The probe centers on Baker former secretary to the Democratic majority and possible outside deals tied to Serv-U Corp. A $300000 damage suit against Serv-U, Baker, and others triggered the inquiry. Law is less prominent in hearings to date.
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Baker
Robert F. Thompson
Texas
Tucker
Serv-U Corp
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Honor Roll At Woodlawn High School First Semester
J O Clemens principal of Woodlawn Community High School announces the first semester honor roll. Seniors include Endicott Payne Copple Diel Smith Knox Meyers Lee Douthit Pearce Wilson Breeze Williams, Juniors Hahn Fenooi Fuller Stone cipher Piper, Sophomores Willoughby Lusby Groves Scott Witzel O Donnell, Freshmen Hoeinghaus Pitchford Earls Karch Martin Hapeman Foutch.
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Woodlawn Community High School
Vicki Endicott
Gene Payne
Sally Copple
Fred Diel
Tommy Smith
Karen Knox
Robert Meyers
Robert Lee
Jackie Douthit
Wanda Pearce
Russell Wilson
Sandra Breeze
Garry Williams
Karol Hahn
John Fenoii
Charles Fuller
Judy Stonecipher
Pam Piper
Kenneth Willoughby
Richard Lusby
Karen Groves
Reds Charge Intrusion by U S Plane
The United States and Soviet Union clashed over a jet trainer shoot down. Kornienko disputed the protest, calling the U S flight deliberate. State Department said he heard the protest and Washington weighs a written note. Potsdam officials were kept 200 yards from the wreckage amid cautious U S reporting. The incident drew comparisons to the 1960 RB17 incident. Local commanders were suspected of authorizing the attack.
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Kerner backs rival choices in Illinois race
Gov Otto Kerner said he would face any Republican nominee in the November election and urged Scott to resign as treasurer. He predicted President Johnson could win Illinois by more than 100,000 votes and urged 118 candidates per party for at large House seats, opposing a lower target.
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Associated Press
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Dimes March in Mt. Vernon Sets Friday Night
The Jefferson County Chapter awarded a $500 scholarship to a medical student and ordered books to donate to local hospitals and the high school. The drive will end at a basketball game Saturday night, with last donation requests and mailers to be returned promptly.
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Rusk Quietly Shapes Johnsons Foreign Policy Role
Washington AP analyst James Marlow notes President Johnson values Secretary of State Dean Rusk but may limit his public speaking. Under Kennedy Rusk was background and repetitive, while Dulles dominated under Eisenhower. Johnson may let Rusk talk more at first but will likely keep the main foreign policy speaking role.
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Fire damages shed at Emma Ballard home on Tenth Street
A shed roof was damaged yesterday at the Emma Ballard residence at 613 South Tenth Street. Firemen controlled the blaze quickly and described overall damage as not heavy.
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South Tenth Street
Mt Vernon Weather Report Highlights Season Totals
Weather summary notes Wednesday forecast with a high of 45 and a low of 22, and rainfall totaling 821 inches year to date. It compares values from the prior year and decade, includes sunrise at 7 10 and sunset details.
Chicago Area Weather Brightens Early Spring Hopes
Partly cloudy skies and 50s across Illinois hint at spring. North zones reach 45 to 52 degrees while south shelves range from the upper 40s to mid-50s. Nighttime lows 28 to 36 in north and mid-20s to upper 30s in south. Coldest reading 16 at Moline. Rockford and O’Hare report 18. Readings: Peoria 19, Springfield 20, Chicago Midway 24, Belleville 24, Quincy 24, Vandalia 24, St. Louis 26.
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Firemen Called to Disposal Plant Tractor Blaze
Mt. Vernon rural firemen were dispatched yesterday to the city disposal plant to handle a tractor fire during thawing. The tractor owned by Stan Baldridge of the city was not heavily damaged.
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Stan Baldridge
Ford Official Speaks To Kiwanis Club Tonight
Walter S. Walla of the Ford Division will be guest speaker at tonight’s Kiwanis meeting at the L and N Café. Walla, a Lincoln native and Denver alumnus, has a long Ford career from 1950 to 1962, ending as St. Louis district sales manager. He is married with two children.
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Kiwanis Club
Walter S. Walla
St. Louis
Ford Division
Ford Motor Company
Walla
Lincoln, Neb
University of Denver
Denver
Dearborn
Grant Divorce In Circuit Court
Janet Robertson and Billy D. Robertson were granted a divorce in circuit court yesterday. Judge Randall Quindry of Fairfield presided. Suh Quindry will return to Mt. Vernon next Wednesday February 5 to hear non jury matters.
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Billy D. Robertson
Circuit Court
Randall Quindry
Fairfield
Suh Quindry
Mt. Vernon
Five Illinois Hospitals Receive Public Works Grants
Gov. Otto Kerner released 1.2 million dollars for parts of five hospital construction projects in Pinckneyville Urbana Mattoon Olney and Carlinville. Funds from the Public Works Acceleration Act will defray costs. Projects include Pinckneyville Community Hospital 335,886 Urbana University of Illinois Rehabilitation Center 329,306 Memorial Hospital Mattoon nursing care unit addition Olney Richland Memorial Hospital 174,000 Carlinville Area Hospital 123,485.
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Otto Kerner
Pinckneyville
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Mattoon
Olney
Carlinville
Pinckneyville Community Hospital
University of Illinois Rehabilitation Center
Memorial Hospital
Richland Memorial Hospital
Carlinville Area Hospital
Halley Comet Named After Astronomer Edmund Halley
Halley's comet carries the name of Edmund Halley the astronomer who predicted its periodic return.
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Halley
Edmund Halley
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