Deaths H Don Irvin Dies At Age 52
H Don Irvin 52 of Dahlgren dies Monday in Barnes Hospital St Louis after a brief illness Funeral services set for Wednesday 1 pm at Dahlgren Baptist Church with burial in Dahlgren Cemetery He born July 14 19 with survivors including wife Vada Dial daughter Mayne Irvin two sisters and two grandchildren He was a World War I veteran and member of the Dahlgren American Legion and Disabled American Veterans Mt Vernon
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Don Irvin
Dahlgren
Barnes
St. Louis
Ed Baptist Chure
Ahlgren
Atlal
Holson
Dahl‘en
Irvin
Frank Eliza
Bond) Irvin
Vada Dial
Mayne Irvin
Frank Irvin
Eraldine Cook
Imogene Bundy
Mt. Ver m
Dahlgren American Legion
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Mt. Vernon
Charles Gowler Former Car Co Employee Dies
Charles Newton Gowler 86 of 507 ninth street died at 8 20 a m today at Good Samaritan Hospital He was a former employee of Mt Vernon Company and a retired farmer He was born May 5 1876 in Jefferson County son of Charles and Kitty Hunt Gowler He lived in this community all his life He married Winona Roslin Bruce who died in 1945 Survivors include four sons Wade Reed Woodrow Gowler in city Rex Gowler of ?, a daughter Mrs Kitty McLaughlin of Kankakee nine children and eight great grandchildren He was a member of Central Church of Christ.
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Charles Newton Gowler
Uth 19Th Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mr. Gowler
Mt. Vernon Company
Jefferson County
Charles and
Kitty (Hunt) Gowler
Winona Rosilin Bruce
Beath
Wade, Reed
Woodrow Gowler
Rex Gowler
Kitty cLaughlin
Kankakee
Gowler
Central Church of Christ
Daughter of Mt. Vernon Residents Dies in Tampa
Janet Ann McDonald 16 of Tampa Florida died at 3 30 a m today after a lingering illness She was the daughter of Delmar and Colleen McDonald former Mt Vernon residents Funeral services are set for Wednesday in Tampa She was born June 18 1946 in Mt Vernon Survivors include her parents two sisters Terry Sue and Debra and grandparents Bert McDonald of St Vernon and Harry Woolbright of Kell
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Janet Ann McDonald
Tampa
Fla
Delmar McDonald
Mt. Vernon
Miss McDonald
Delmar
Colleen (Woolbright) McDonald
Hvo
Terry Sue
Debra T
Bert McDonald
St. Vernon
Harry Woolbright
Kell
Lift Quarantine At Naval Base San Diego
San Diego officials say a quarantine at the 10,000 man naval training center may be lifted today after four cases of infectious meningitis were reported. Headed by AP, the base faced a weekend ban to prevent spread and ensure safety for recruits and staff.
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San Diego
Calif
Naral
Four Foot Orange Tree at Hutsel Home Grows Strong
An orange tree at Mr and Mrsarry Hutsel Route 1 Mr Verdon is nearly four feet tall after seven years. Hutsel planted the tree as an experiment and has kept it in stove in winter as a potted plant. This year he plans to leave it outside all winter with a protective plastic cover.
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Ard
Arry Hutsel
Verdon
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List at McLeansboro and Good Samaritan
The hospital report lists admissions including Ronald Fleener Grace Elaine Knowles John A Gaston Guy Overby Colleen Smith Juliette Sargent of McLeansboro and numerous others at Good Samaritan such as Josephine Holtman May Gardner Lewis Burns Samuel Yeowney Steven McKinney Bertha Eater Elmer Scott Diane Seidenstricker Maria Garcia Edith Garrison plus a long discharge roster featuring Gerald Cooper Gary Tinsley Mrs Katherine Whipple and baby and more names.
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Ronald Fleener
Grace Elaine Knowles
John A. Gaston
Guy Overby
Colleen Smith
McLeansboro
Juliette Sargent
Gerald Cooper
Gary Tinsley
Katherine Whipple
John Dale
Good Samaritan
Josephine Ann Holtman
May A. Gardner
Lewis Montell Burns
Samuel Wooney
Steven Craig McKinney
Bertha Luella Eater
Elmer William Scott
Diane Seidenstricker
Maria Galan Garcia
Edith Bright Garrison
Edgar Coleman Venters, Jr
Doris Bvadean Mayberry
Walter Newman Ruffner
Herb Walker
Carl John Spotanski
Joan Gayle Mann
Marshall Laughmiller
Marie Gant
Marceena Lynette
Sherry Nora Gibson
Marcella Ruth Docilett
Diane Ruth
Vada Marie Wilson
Darla Diane
AMVETS to Meet in Lab Rooms Wednesday Evening
The Amvets plan a gathering in the lab rooms on Wednesday evening at 130 o'clock. Commander Cual Squadron oversees the event.
Local live stock market quotes move lower
Prices paid on the local market fell today with hogs 190 to 220 pounds at 18.00. Sows weighing 300 pounds and up were 14.75 to 15.25, down from prior. Boars sold at 8.50 and 9.50.
Mt Vernon Grain Prices Quoted This Afternoon
The Mt Vernon market reported Wheat at 1.95, Soybeans at 2.36, and Corn at 1.06 this afternoon.
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Mt. Vernon
Egg and poultry price listing from St Louis market
St Louis market data shows prices for eggs by consumer grades A large 29-30 cents, A medium 23-25, A small 16-17, B large 24-25, standard 21-23, unclassified 20-22, and checks 16-18. Hens priced by weight with heavy and light categories and broilers and fryers at 1744.
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ST. Louis
Chicago Produce and Butter Prices Report
Chicago wholesale markets show mixed movement across poultry butter and eggs. Live poultry prices steady to up 1 cent, roasters around 24 to 26 cents, special fryers 19 cents to 20 cents. Butter prices hold steady with varied scores, eggs whites steady to firm with mixed balance as grade A whites near 28 cents and other grades around 26 to 21 cents.
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Chicago
USDA
Chicago “Mercantile Exchange
National Stockyards Livestock Prices Report
Nationwide market roundup from National Stockyards listing hogs cattle calves and sheep prices by weight and grade. Hogs include multiple classes from 150 to 270 pounds with prices around 13.00 to 19.75. Cattle show slaughter steers heifers cows and feeders with varied ranges. Sheep reflect spring lambs and slaughter lambs with price bands.
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National Stockyards
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Choice
Good
Reuters
Wall Street Slips Amid Mixed Dow Jones Trading
AP Business News reports a sluggish late afternoon decline with volume around 2.5 million shares. Gold miners fell after Kennedy pledged the dollar would not be devalued while names like Polaroid IBM and Du Pont slid, and General Motors and Ford eased.
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AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Kennedy
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Warner- Lambert
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U.S. Istael
Bethlehem
Jones &Laughlin
Polaroid
IBM
Xerox
United Aircraft
du Pont
Woolworth
Royal Dutch
Liggett & Myers
Goodrich
Standard Oil
New Jersey
General Electric
New York Central
Chicago Grain prices report and notes
Chicago AP report lists grain quotes for Wheat No 2 red at 2.1444, No 1 yellow hard 2.21, No 2 yellow 2.21, No 3 yellow hard 2.2044 and corn and soybeans at 65. No 2 extra heavy white varieties mentioned with incomplete wording.
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Chicago
Government dairy purchases crowd refrigerator space in 1960s farm program
Washington reports heavy government buys of butter cheese and non-fat dry milk under price support. First half figures show 21 million pounds of butter 137 million of cheese and 841 million pounds of non-fat dry milk from 8.1 billion pounds of raw milk. Government studies converting up to 100 million pounds of butter into butteroil for foreign aid to ease storage.
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Washington
15 State Troopers Won't Take Lie Tests
AP reports in Dion France a Paris Marseille derailed express toll rose to 39 with about 100 injured. Investigators probe why five of sixteen cars left the rails atop a viaduct Monday afternoon. In Chicago, 15 state troopers face suspension and possible discharge for refusing lie detector tests amid bribery accusations linked to trucking firms. Clark says officers may be suspended but not protected. action will proceed upon opinion from the Attorney General.
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France
Chicago
James McMahon
Public Safety
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Clark
McMahon
State Police Merit Board
Ilinois Appellate Cent
District 3
Cook County
Police Merit Board
Kennedy warns on dollar and Berlin as new Soviet tests loom
President Kennedy pledges the United States will not devalue the dollar and seeks a Berlin settlement while noting reluctance to resume testing unless Soviet activity threatens Allied security. He calls for Congress to act on key legislation, discusses taxes, politics, Congo risks, nuclear safeguards, and civil rights steps.
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Congress
Berlin
Kennedy
House
Congo
U.N
Katanga
U.S
Martin Luther King
Traffic Fines From Police Magistrate Listing
Police Magistrate Sherman Bullock assessed fines to several drivers. Russell T Haile paid 10 dollars and costs for operating vehicle without a state license. Dawnyce Anderson paid 5 dollars and costs for failure to yield right of way. Arthur JB Jackson Route 1 paid 5 dollars and costs for following too close. Martin L Story Route 1 Opdyke paid 5 dollars and costs for speeding 40 in a 30 zone. Carolyn Baldwin Route 3 Benton paid 5 dollars and costs for speeding 30 in a 30 zone.
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Russell T. Haile
Dawnyce. Anderson
Arthur JB. Jackson
Martin L. Story
Opdyke
Carolyn Baldwin
Benton
Strike Halts Work On Carlyle Dam
Officials reported no progress in talks between contractors and Local 101 plumbers and fitters union members who walked out July 9 over wages. About 100 men idle as Carlyle Dam project of 43.5 million dollars stalls, with completion expected in 1964 for reservoir filling on the Kaskaskia River.
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Carlyle
Carlyle Dam
Belleville
Plumbers and Fitters Union
Kaskaskia River
Weather Summary for Week in Central Time
Weather snapshot shows Monday high 88 and low 64 with rainfall to date 28.03 inches. Compare year ago highs 88 and low 65. five years ago 79 and 60. Wednesday sunrise 4:52 and sunset 7:21. CST.
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C.S.T
Storms deliver heavy rain and damage across multiple states
Dodge City Kansas recorded nearly 2% inches of rain as storms swept a wide area. The system sparked fires from snapped lines in Baltimore injuring five, and caused uprooted trees, shattered windows, and roof damage. North Carolina reported winds to 90 mph, and Amarillo saw a wall of water seven feet deep blocking Palo Duro Canyon roads.
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Oregon
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Illinois Moves To Remove Old Stop Signs And Signal Lights
Illinois adopts a uniform traffic control law taking effect in six months requiring removal of old yellow stop signs and other signals. Signs must be white on red, two sided signals on left and right or center, with revised wording for passing zones. Costs vary by community. noncompliance could affect state motor fuel taxes.
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Ilinois
Finois
Marshall Soloway
Tilinall
Soloway
Highland Park
Lake County
U S Europe See Each Other On Live Television
Americans viewed Europe and Europeans saw the United States in the first live TV exchange via the Telstar satellite. The 20 minute programs showcased iconic sights such as the Statue of Liberty, Mt. Rushmore, Big Ben, the Colosseum, and Paris streets while prompting mutual praise and good reception across continents. Telstar’s orbit shifts caused minor scheduling changes and momentarily cut a European feed during Kennedy’s news conference.
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Washington Church Attack Near Capitol
Mary Lou Kosterlitzky, a 45 year old congressional secretary, was attacked and robbed at St. Peter's church two blocks from the Capitol. She was choked, stabbed nine times, and $7 stolen, taken to Casualty Hospital in serious condition. Rep Frank Becker voiced outrage on the House floor.
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Mary Lou Kosterlitzky
St. Peter's
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Algeria to Be Ruled by Politburo Amid Power Shift
Premier Ben Yousef Ben Khedda’s cabinet agreed to a seven member political bureau named by Ahmed Ben Bella to govern the National Liberation Front and Algeria. Ben Bella, with a majority, seeks to dominate politics as Ben Khedda’s government eyes the bureau’s submission to parliament for approval.
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Ahmed ‘Ben Bella
Jman
Ben Khedda
Daniel Boone Roams Again in Kentucky Tomb Debate
Gov. Bert Combs weighs moving Daniel Boone’s tomb to boost Frankfort tourism. Debates linger over who lies beneath the 1845 markers as preservation and visitor access collide with sentiment for a Boone shrine. Backstory notes the vandalized monument and earlier reburial from Missouri.
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Bert Combs
Boone
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City Cemetery Board
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Marthasville
Coonskin
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Historical Society
Comb
Capitol
Frankfort’s Park
Daniel
Blue Grass Country
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Fort Boonesboro
Three Americans Among Dead In Hawaii Air Crash
In Honolulu Canada and United States investigators examined the wreckage of a four engine Britannia airliner after a late Sunday night emergency landing. Twenty passengers and seven crew members died, thirteen survived with minor injuries. Three American residents were identified among the dead including Arthur Pudney of Los Gatos California and A Rodger Denison of Tulsa Oklahoma. Denison, a vice president of Amerada since 1950, had represented the U.S. government at international geology congresses in 1956 and 1960.
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Sted
Arthur Pudney
Los Gatos
Calif
California
New Zealand
A. Rodger Denison
Tulsa
Okla
Dent
Amerada , Team
Maud
Denison
U.S
Mexico
Copenhagen
Car Hits Pole On Herbert St Driver Is Fined
A motorist was fined 60 dollars total after his car left control last night in the 500 block of Herbert street and struck a utility pole. Herman Lee Davis, 20, of 518 South 15th Street, was fined 25 dollars and costs for reckless driving and 25 dollars and costs for leaving the scene. Police said the vehicle first struck the Edison school yard then hit the pole.
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Herbert Street
Herman Lee Davis
South 15Th Street
Davis
Edison School Yard
Birthday Cake Marks 50 Years Of Girl Scouting
In Button Bay Vermont AP reports a huge birthday cake with 50 candles prepared for the 50th anniversary celebration. About 8,500 Girl Scouts from all 50 states and foreign countries will attend a night event featuring a 18 foot long centerpiece cake, candle memorials to scouting history, 500 balloons, sparklers and the first use of the commemorative stamp.
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Button Bay
Monsoon Floods Ravage Luzon Stranding Thousands
Monsoon rains flood Luzon leaving about 370000 people homeless after six days of downpours. The constabulary reports seven deaths as unofficial damage climbs to 8500000 dollars.
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Luzon
Constabulary
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