Graveside rites for infant Janet Ann Finn
Graveside services were held at Oakwood cemetery for Janet Ann Finn born dead at 3 43 p m Friday at Good Samaritan Hospital to Harold and Virginia Finn of Mt Vernon RFD 7. Survived by grandparents Albert Finn and William White. two sisters preceded in death.
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Janet Ann Finn
Oakwood Cemetery
Harold Bailey
Good Samaritan Hospital
Harold Finn
RFD
Mt. Vernon
Harold
Virginia
White) Finn
Albert Finn
William White
Decatur
Rites Today For Robert Ritchey In McLeansboro
Funeral services were held at 1 00 p m at Donelson Funeral Home McLeansboro for Robert L Ritchey 65 of Kankakee who died Tuesday in the Illinois Research Hospital Chicago A former McLeansboro resident he was born January 30 1897 in McLeansboro to Elijas and Sarah Ritchey Burial followed in ICCF cemetery with American Legion graveside rites He is survived by three brothers William Raymond and Al Ritchey all of McLeansboro and three sisters Idaline Wise Chester Madeline Pearce Robinson and Brehowis Smith Mt Pleasant A World War I veteran and American Legion member.
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Robert L. Ritchey
Donelson Funeral Home
McLeansboro
Hugh Widick
I.C.C.F
American Legion
Mr. Ritchey
Kankakee
Illinois Research Hospital
Chicago
Elijas and
Sarah
Martin) Ritchey
William
Raymond
al He Ritchey
Ideline Wise
Chester
Madeline Pearce
Robinson
Brehowis Smith
Mt. Pleasant
Hospital Notes at Jefferson Memorial and Good Samaritan
Admitted at Jefferson Memorial includes Bobbie Ruth Hous ey. Discharged: Ralph McGee Frank Decker Floyd Todd Jamie Cook Bertha Strick land Alice Bruce. Good Samaritan admits Henry Keet Naomi Myrtle Scott Darrell Edward Byard Mildred Marie Hunt Alice Ruth Peacock Robert G. Isaacs Fannie Elizabeth Carr George Roy Shelton James Ed ward Turk Charles Edward Johnson. Discharged: Orval Elijah Trobaugh Charles Albert Swaim Marie Gant Randall Alfred Britton.
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Jefferson Memorial i
Bobbie Ruth Housey
Ralph McGee
Frank Decker
Floyd Todd
Jamie Cook
Bertha Strickland
Alice Bruce
Good Samaritan
Henry Keet
Naomi Myrtle Scott
Darrell Edward Byard
Mildred Marie Hunt
Alice Ruth Peacock
Robert G. Isaacs
Fannie Elizabeth Carr
George Roy Shelton
James Edward Turk
Charles Edward Johnson
Orval Elijah Trobaugh
Charles Albert Swaim
Marie Gant
Randall Alfred Britton
Births Seaman 3/C and Mrs Sands of Elizabethtown
Seaman 3/C and Mrs. Dale R. Sands of Elizabethtown are the parents of a son born at 10:20 PM Thursday July 12 in Hardin County Hospital Rossclare Illinois. He weighed six pounds 11 ounces and is named John Dale. The father, a former Mt. Vernon resident, is now serving aboard the U S S et nae. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Housley of 1009 South 13th Street at 10:25 PM last night in Jefferson Memorial Hospital. He weighed seven pounds one ounce and is named Adrian Eugene. Police Court Gabe Mixon of Mt. Vernon was fined twice in two days on the same charge by Police Magistrate Sherman Bullock. Mixon was assessed 10 dollars and costs on a drunk charge Friday. He was arrested again last night on the same charge and assessed the same fine this morning. Other fines included Donald Ray Lee Route 3 25 dollars and costs on drunk and disturbance charge Aaron B. Smith McLeansboro 10 dollars and costs on drunk charge Calvin Jones 10 dollars on charge of disturbance by fighting.
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Seaman
Dale R. Sands
Elizabethtown
Hardin County Hospital
Rossclare
Ill
John Dale
Mt. Vernon
U.S
Kenneth Housley
South 13Th Street
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Adrain Eugene
Gabe Mixon
Sherman Bullock
Mixon
Donald Ray Lee
Aaron B. Smith
McLeansboro
Calvin Jones
Communists Bombard Quemoy Islands in 43 Minute砒
Chinese forces fired 28 shells at the Quemoy Islands in a 43 minute bombardment Friday night, according to the Chinese Nationalist defense ministry in Taipei.
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Taipei
Formosa
Quemoy Islands
Kennedy Proclaims Captive Nations Week Theme
Washington AP reports President Kennedy urges dedication to human liberty and proclaims next week as Captive Nations Week, highlighting advocacy for freedom abroad and moral leadership of the United States amid Cold War tensions.
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Washington
Kennedy
Mayors to leave Detroit for Buffalo voyage
Detroit dispatch notes a group of visiting Japanese mayors preparing to depart for Buffalo after observing local car manufacturing. The report hints at ongoing trade and city-to-city exchanges amid industrial ties.
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Detroit
Motor City
Aste
Buffalo Toay
Sharks Attack Swimmers At Two Georgia Beaches
In Brunswick area beaches, sharks reportedly attacked swimmers. Gary Duncan, 12, of Jesup, and Lennard Hancock, 41, of Rome, Ga., were treated for injuries at Brunswick Hospital.
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Brunswick, Ga
Gary Duncan
Jesup
Lennard Hancock
Rome
Brunswick Hospi
U Thant Arrives in Dublin for 3 Day Visit
U Thant the U.N. Acting Secretary-General arrived from Geneva on Friday night for a three day visit to Dublin Ireland. He is scheduled to meet Irish officials and discuss international issues during his stay.
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Dublin
Ireland
U.N
O 'Thant Arived
Geneva
Landslide Thunderstorm Strikes Japan Widespread Damage
A severe thunderstorm swept across parts of Japan on Friday causing landslides and lightning damage. In southwestern areas residents faced mudslides while Tokyo reported thousands of homes affected. Strong winds and heavy rain disrupted travel and utilities.
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Tokyo
And
Japan
British premier sacks ministers in bid to revive Tories
Prime Minister Macmillan reshuffles 7 of 21 Conservative ministers in a bid to blunt labor and Liberal gains. Halted plan to call election before 1963, with speculation he may step aside for Rab Butler. Key moves place Reginald Maudling as exchequer pick and Peter Thorneycroft as defence secretary, amid critique of economic policies and wartime instincts.
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Macmillan
Labor Party
Hugh Gaitskell
Richard A
Rab
Butler
Home Secretary
Admiralty House
Scotland
Lord Home
Britain
United States
Treasury
Henry Brooke
Treasury Financial
Edward Boyle
Lloyd
New Zippers At Shoulder Change Dress Fastening
NY designer Ronald Amey proposes a shoulder zipper style for dresses, avoiding back zips. The two off center zippers open the neckline for easy entry, with elastic midriffs and bold color combos. Amey critics center-back zips for aesthetics, and his Burke Amey firm gains bold, imaginative fashion praise.
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New York
Ronald Amey
Amey J
Amey
New York Couture Group
Superior
Ariz
Burke-Amey
Joseph Burke
Air Force
ofAmey
Ribicoff Kowalski Battle Grips Connecticut Demo Rally
In Hartford the Democratic state convention selects its U S Senate candidate amid rowdy protests over seating and strategy. Ribicoff aims to beat Rep. Kowalski with Kowalski seeking 20 percent of delegate votes to force a primary.
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Ronald Autry
Hartford
Conn
U.S. Senate
Abraham Ribicoff
Frank Kowalski
Kowalski
Senate
Ribicoff
John Bailey
National Party
al Gentile
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Bailey
Kennedy
Horace Seely- Brown Jr
GOP
Prescott Bush
Connecticut
John N. Dempsey
John Alsop
Dempsey
Europeans Flee Algerian Economy In Turmoil
In Algiers officials and businessmen say Algeria’s new economy is near collapse as confidence and business activity plummet. European stores shutter on Rue Michelet as many Europeans flee, leaving Moslem leaders to manage with scarce technical skills and capital.
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Michael Goldsmith
Algiers
Rue
Michelet
Aligiers
France
Oran
Weather details with highs and rainfall figures
A detailed forecast notes Friday high 91 and low 74 with rainfall from 7:00 a.m. Friday to 7:00 a.m. Saturday totaling 1.84 inches and a year to date total of 27.95 inches. It compares past highs and lows and lists sunrise and sunset times 4:43 and 7:28 p.m. CST for the period.
Mystery man in pencil colors ends Elaine's romance
Elaine meets Peter at the Art Museum then dates secretly for months. He poses as a successful pencil salesman, gifts her colorful pencils, and a scarab tie clasp. Spring brings hope of marriage, but a blind man selling colored pencils in the street hints at Peter's true identity. Elaine confronts the truth as the tale ends.
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Elaine
Peter
Art Museum
Wreck Near Pinckneyville Claims Couple Lives
An East St. Louis couple died and three others injured in a two car crash on Illinois Route 13 west of Pinckneyville. Victims were Rolla Reeder and Erna Dale Reeder of East St. Louis. Injured were Adelia Predinger Ruth Degler and 16 year old Joe Kiselewski of Lenzburg. Additional notes recount dogs killing pigs and calves with a dog captured for rabies control investigation.
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East St. Louis
Rolla Reeder
Erna Dale Reeder
Adelia Preidiger
Ruth Degler
Degler
Joe Kiselewski
Route 1
Ruth
Lenzburg
Scheller
St. Clair
Jackie
Rick
Jey
Monopoly suit targets MCA and its businesses
The federal government filed an antitrust suit in Los Angeles alleging MCA Inc ties its talent agency MCA Artists Ltd to its film and TV production units. The 18 page complaint seeks divestiture of MCA Artists and the Decca Records and Universal Pictures acquisitions. The suit, led by Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy, accuses MCA of violating the Sherman Act and the Celler Kefauver Act.
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Los Angeles
MCA, Inc
MCA
U.S
MCA Artists, Ltd
Gregory Peck
Ingrid Bergman
Jack Benny
Decca Records Inc
Universal Pictures Inc
Two Killed In Lincoln Wreck
AP report from Lincoln Illinois states two people died and three were injured in a two car crash on U S 66 near Lincoln. Dead are Darrell Leach 45 of McLean and his son Michael 15. The other driver Herbert Queller 26 of Dobbs Ferry New York was critically injured. Dian Queller and Merrill Leach 15 sustained minor injuries.
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Lincoln
U.S
Darrell Leach
McLean
Michael
Herbert Queller
Dobbs Ferry
N.Y
Queller
Dian
Merrill Leach
Khrushchev Plans Arctic Trip and Summer Break
Premier Khrushchev revealed plans for his first Arctic visit to Murmansk and Archangel on Sunday. He spoke in a Kremlin meeting with Italian Ambassador Carlo Alberto Straneo and said he intends to take a vacation at the end of July or early August.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Arctic
Murmansk
Archangels
Kremlin
Carlo Alberto Straneo
Dennis the Menace ages up next season on TV
AP writer Bob Thomas reports Dennis the Menace will be played as a 10 year old next season. Jay North, as Dennis, will no longer be six, with growth part of long range plans to keep the series healthy. The show will shoot on location in San Diego Washington and possibly Hawaii as it broadens its scope and even considers future Europe scenes.
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Hollywood
Dennis the Menace
Winston i O'Keefe
Dennis
Jay North
Jay
San Diego
Washington
D.C
Hawaii
Europe
Paris
Eisenhower to Campaign for GOP Across Nation
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower will campaign for congressional and gubernatorial candidates in Maryland Indiana Pennsylvania California and Massachusetts with more Southern and Rocky Mountain states to be named. The plan follows a Friday meeting with RNC Chairman William E. Miller at Eisenhower's Gettysburg farm.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
Eisenhower
Maryland
Indiana
Pennsylvania
California
Masachusetts
Still
Rocky Mountain
William E. Miller
Gettysburg
Blind Date Nearly Stole Reggie Blind
Hollywood tale of Reginald A. Wike and Lucille Livellie Hackenberger who met after a blind date set via personal ad. After a long engagement, a 1960 court ruling ordered Hackenberger to return $75,000 in real estate to Wike, while cash gifts could not be recovered due to insufficient evidence.
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Hollywood
Calif
Reginald A. Wike
Ette
Reginald
Lucille
Livellie Hackenberger
Eugene P. Fay
Miss Hackenberger
Swain
Burglars Open Safe With Wall Handwriting
In Detroit Michigan burglars used handwriting on a wall to open a wall safe at Edward Roban’s home. They retrieved the safe combination from the writing and stole an unspecified amount of money.
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Detroit
Mich
Edward Roban
Trinity County Edges Toward Area Redevelopment Status
Washington AP The people of Trinity County California feel mistreated as a federal program labels them economically depressed. Sen Clair Engle says the Area Redevelopment Administration should be voluntary and not force aid on areas that do not seek help. He notes local criticism and cites a county newspaper editorial provoking ire.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Trinity County
Calif
Clair Engle
Trinity
Area Redevelopment Administration
Engle
California
Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Congress
Hodges
Trinity County Journal of
Weaverville Calif
Joe Martin Insurance Agency Ad
Joe Martin Insurance Agency at 1110 Main Street across from the post office offers auto and home insurance. Local residents can compare coverage options and quotes for auto and homeowner policies.
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JOE Martin Insurance Agency
Post Office Auto
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