Asks Probe Of Jail At Belleville
Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy was asked to investigate possible civil rights violations at the St. Clair County jail in Belleville after a tour by John Howard Association executive director Eugene Zemans. Zemans cited race segregation and unsanitary conditions, urging federal inquiry and offering to testify.
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Robert Kennedy
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Belleville
Eugene S. Zemans
Chicago
John Howard Association
Zemans
Rockford
Rock Island
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Peoria
Kennedy
U.S
Southern District of Illinois
Maurice F. Joseph
Rockford City
Fair Clair County
Peoria County
Sangamon County
Two Suits for Divorce Filed in Circuit Court
Two divorce actions were filed in circuit court on Friday. Gladys Ruth Murphy sues John Francis Murphy for desertion and seeks approval of a property settlement. they wed June 16, 1941 and separated May 1, 1982. Alden v Alden involves cruelty claims by Alden against Katharine Alden with a property settlement sought. married July 1, 1951 and separated June 14, 1964.
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Gladys Ruth Murphy
John Francis Murphy
Alden
Logan Alden
Katherine Alden
Births in Waltonville and Belleville both celebrate new arrivals
Mr and Mrs Bill Newberry of Waltonville welcomed a daughter at Jefferson Memorial hospital weighing eight pounds thirteen and one half ounces born at 1230 this morning. Mr and Mrs Garold Shields of 617 South 21st Street Belleville welcomed a son born July 10 in a Belleville hospital weighing seven pounds eight ounces named Jerald Allen. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ross Shields and Elmer Outland all of Blu ord.
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Waltonville
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Garold Shields
South 21St Street
Belleville
Jerald Allen
Ross Shields
Elmer Outland
Bluord
Hospital Notes and Discharges at Jefferson Memorial and Good Samaritan
At Jefferson Memorial admitted George A. Binks Delores Barnette Lena Mae Sledge Betty Newberry of Keenes and discharged Henry Richards Perry Sexton Norma Jean Applegate. At Good Samaritan admitted Gary Gene McDaniel Coral Willoughby Page Freddie Gale Hart Vernon L. Pigg Edith Marilee Summers Roy Liebengood Ruby Lee Harris David Allen Meeks Rose Marie Joslin Ricky Gene Eskew Rolando Troy Hardin Earl Woodworth and discharged Louise Augusta Newman Dorothy Juanita Talbert Mark Allen White Terry Lee Pigg Alena McKenry Oscar Grant Atkinson.
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George A. Binks
Delores Barnette
Lena Mae Sledge
Keenes
Betty Newberry
Waltonville
Henry Richards
Perry Sexton
Norma Jean Applegate
Good Samaritan
Gary Gene McDaniel
Coral Willoughby Page
Freddie Gale Hart
Vernon L. Pigg
Edith Marilee Summers
Roy Liebengood
Ruby Lee Harris
David Allen Meeks
Rose Marie Joslin
Ricky Gene Eskew
Rolando Troy Hardin
Earl Woodworth
Louise Augusta Newman
Dorothy Juanita Talbert
Mark Allen White
Terry Lee Pigg
Alena McKenry
Oscar Grant Atkinson
Democrats Bid For Goldwater's Senate Seat
Arizona Democrats, convinced Goldwater will seek the GOP presidential nomination, file a slate for the 1964 U S Senate race. Howard Peterson leads, joined by Roy Elson, Carlen Rent Jennings aide. George Gavin. Robert P. Ketterer. Raymond G. Neely. Goldwater may defer to Governor Paul Fannin if he wins the presidential nom.
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Goldwater
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Congress
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Wee
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Fannin
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Roy Elson
Carlen Rent Jennings
Arizona Supreme Court
George Gavin
Scottsdale
Senate Democratic Committee
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Tempe
Arizona State Democratic Club
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Tucson
Tri County Gives Patrons 70452 In Cash Refunds
H G Downey announces 3500 checks totaling 70452.93 are mailed to Tri County Electric Cooperative members who used service in 1943 44. Refunds stem from patronage capital after subtracting expenses from energy sales. First refund of 6350.00 occurred in spring 1963 as the cooperative continues repayments and capital improvements.
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Tri-County Electric Cooperative
Pickets Shut Boston Area Cafeterias
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy urged a federal court in Atlanta to rule on a motel owner challenge to the civil rights public accommodations section and sought an injunction to require the Heart of Atlanta Motel to admit all races. Lester Maddox pledged to maintain segregation in his restaurant despite any court order to integrate.
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Meridian
Bilosd
Robert F. Kennedy
Atlanta
Heart of Atlanta
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Barry over top by 80 seeking 100 continued
The article notes Republican leaders urge unity to win in November while not taking sides in the nomination. Dr. Milton Eisenhower plans to present Scranton's name at the convention and remains cautiously hopeful. Henry Cabot Lodge, a 1960 vice presidential candidate and Scranton supporter, says he will reconsider if Goldwater secures the nomination.
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Cisco
Milton Eisenhower
Scranton
Henry Cabot Lodge
Goldwater
MT VERNON WEATHER REPORT Friday Forecast High 89
Weather summary notes Friday high near 89 with rain expected. Historical figures show 1964 rainfall totals at 19 inches and prior years with varied temperatures including a high of 83 and lows around 50s. Sunrise and sunset times for DST adjustments are listed for Sunday and Monday.
Chicago weather forecast for Illinois with showers likely
AP reports a cloudy pleasant day in Illinois with highs in the 80s and overnight lows from 58 to 72. Scattered evening thunderstorms and locally heavy rain possible. Early morning temps include Chicago 65 and several other cities from 60 to 66 degrees.
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Moline
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Eisenhower Sees Party Victory If Voters Aligned
Former President Eisenhower argued a single factor could sway millions of voters and dismissed claims he pulled a rug from Gov. Scranton’s presidential bid. He discussed his talk with Sen. Goldwater before the civil rights vote and said he would back the bill in the Senate. He noted no pact was made about public remarks.
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Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Cleveland
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Senate
Arizona
Comparison of Scranton Goldwater (Continued)
The article contrasts Scranton and Goldwater positions on voting rights for arrears payers, and the balance between the General Assembly and the Security Council. It argues Republican pledges should push foreign aid toward local free enterprise. Goldwater warns that strength deters aggression, NATO must be united, and accuses the current administration of NATO drift.
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Security Council
Republican Party
Goldwater
NATO
Free World
Deficit May Be Less Than 8.8 Billion
President Johnson is poised to announce that the budget deficit for the year ending June 30 will be lower than the earlier 8.8 billion forecast. Receipts beat expectations due to strong economy, and federal employment is set to fall below the 2,497,000 target as cuts progress.
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Johnson
Lay Telephone Cable To Hawaii
SAN LUIS OBISPO Calif AP American Telephone and Telegraph Co finished laying an undersea telephone cable linking Hawaii with the mainland Friday. Laid by ship the cable completes the direct connection between New York and Tokyo.
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Jefferson County 4-H Show At Mt Vernon Armory
The annual Jefferson County Agriculture and Home Economics 4-H Show will be held at the Mt. Vernon Armory starting 9:00 a.m. Thursday July 16 with registration at 8:00 a.m. Exhibits include poultry rabbits guinea pigs and many home economics and craft projects. Premiums awarded to all who show as of September 30.
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Jefferson County Agriculture and Home Economics
Mt. Vernon Armory
Vocational Agriculture Room
Mt. Vernon Township
Theft reported of tire and wheel in Saint Louis
Burrell Derry of 1227 Salem Road told police a spare tire and wheel were stolen from his pickup while parked in St. Louis last Friday afternoon. The Mt. Vernon man reported the theft to authorities.
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St. Louis
Burrell Derry
Salem Road
Upside Down License Plates Spark Trouble in Illinois
Miss Edna Lawrence of Belvidere receives a scary notice from Pontiac police over a parking ticket she never incurred. State police reveal the mix up involves a pair of 1964 Illinois license plates, causing misdirected calls and confusion for motorists John E. Harrison of Broadwood and others.
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Ill
Edna Lawrence
Belvidere
Pontiac
Bloomington
Illinois
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Wildwood
Cairo Native Elected Bishop
Rev Dr Thomas M Pryor of Kalamazoo Michigan was elected a bishop on the 11th ballot Friday by delegates to the quadrennial meeting of the North Central Jurisdictional Conference of the Methodist Church. Pryor age 60 has led the First Methodist Church in Kalamazoo since 1950 and is a Cairo Illinois native.
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Cleveland
Thomas M. Pryor
Kalamazoo
Mich
Case Holds $250000 Theft At Baden Baden Hotel
Police hunted a hotel thief in Baden Baden as jewelry and cash valued at about 250000 dollars were stolen from Eugenie Hitt of New York. A small yellow leather case with three locks and a combination was taken from her hotel suite. Investigators, with help from American insurance agents flown from New York, believe the theft occurred last Tuesday. Initial estimates of the loss were nearly 500000 dollars before being trimmed.
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Baden-Baden
Germany
New York
Eugenie Hitt
Buzzard Hits Pan Am Flight Costs Airline Dear Loss
In Merida Mexico a buzzard was sucked into a Pan American jet engine as it took off. The bird’s impact forced an emergency return and damaged two tires on landing. Pan American evacuated passengers to a hotel while a replacement engine was arranged, with an estimated cost of 150000 dollars.
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Merida
Mexico
Pan American
Teen Mob Leaders Receive Maximum Penalties in Chicago Riot
Six leaders of a teen mob in a near north Chicago neighborhood were given maximum penalties after a summer rampage that began as school ended. Judge Ep ton called for strict punishment and warned that violent youths invite court shock treatment. Police linked the unrest to racial tensions with about 30 students from Waller Cooley and Logan High Schools taking part.
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Saul Epton
Cook
Fred Th
Pinter
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Ram
Williams
Epton
Waller
Cooley
Logan
Which Presidents Were Called The Gentleman 3
Chester A. Arthur earned fame for elegance hospitality and quotable lines from Dickens. His demeanor stood out among politicians, leading to the nickname The Gentleman Boss rather than a formal title The Gentleman 3.
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Chester A. Arthur
Dickens
Fence and rubbish fires ignite in Mt. Vernon night
Mt Vernon firemen made two runs to control minor blazes last night. A rubbish fire ignited a fence at the Precision Engineering Co. 805 Shawnee. Another rubbish fire was controlled at 2204 Casey.
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The
Precision Engineering Co
Shawnee
Casey
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