Irvie Watts Dies Suddenly at 66 in Ohio
Irvie E Watts of 512 South 21st Street died at 5 30 p m Saturday after hospital admission. Funeral services set for 2 00 p m Tuesday at Myers Chapel with Rev Marsh Harpole officiating. Burial in Wolf Prairie cemetery. He was born March 9 1896 in Wayne County. Survived by daughter Jecklyn Lostritto and three stepdaughters, plus siblings and a brother. World War I Navy coxswain veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvie E. Watts
Trvie Earl Watts
South 21St Street
Cood Samaritan Hospital
Signae
Myers Chapel
Marsh Harpole
Wolf Prairie
Funeral Tuesday For Agnes Leslie
Funeral services for Mrs. Agnes Leslie will be conducted at 2:00 p.m. Tuesday at Donelson Funeral Home in McLeansboro with Rev. Carl Davis officiating. Burial will be in Memorial Gardens at Mt. Vernon. The body will be in state at the funeral home where friends may call. Mrs. Leslie, 75, of McLeansboro, died at 9:00 p.m. Friday at Hamilton Memorial Hospital in McLeansboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Leslie
Donelson Funeral Home
McLeansboro
Carl Davis
Memorial Gardens
Mt. Vernon
Ange
Leslie
Hamilton Memorial Hospital
Thomas E. Fry Dies Ina Bank Vice President
Thomas Earl Fry 67 died Saturday at his Ina home after a heart attack. A retired merchant, he was vice president of the Ina State Bank. Funeral at 2:00 pm Wednesday at the Methodist church in Inn with Rev. Bar Myers officiating. Burial in Kirk cemetery. Fry Funeral Home in Waltonville handles arrangements. body to be moved to church at noon Wednesday. Survived by wife Lena Lawson Fry, a son Thomas E. Fry Jr., two daughters Mrs. Robert Haskins of Rome Italy and Judith Lynn Fry, four brothers and four grandchildren. He was born April 9, 1895 in Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Earl Fry
Ina
Fry
Ina State Bank
Methodist
Inn
Bar Myers
Kirk Cemetery
Fry Funeral
Waltonvile
Mr. Fry
John Thomas and
Nettis (Booker
Whittington
Lena Lawson
Thomas E. , J
Waltonville
Robert, Haskins
Rome
Italy
Judith Lynn Fry
Hobart M., Fry
Macomb, I
John Raymond Fry
Mesa, Ariz
A. Lester Fry
Maywood
Maurice Bruce Former Resident Dies in Chicago
Maurice Bruce 46 of Chicago died at 12 10 p m Sunday in Hines Hospital near Chicago He was a former resident of Assumption Ill He was born there the son of Mr and Mrs James Bruce Survivors include his wife Jean Bruce of Chicago four brothers Merrell William Bruce of Chicago Robert Bruce of Rockford Mich and Henry Bruce of Beckemeyer Ill a sister Stella York of Mt Vernon He was a World War II veteran Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday in Chicago and burial will be in that city
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Maurice Bruce
Chicago
Hines Hospital
Assumption, Ill
James Bruce
Jean Bruce
Merrell
William Bruce
Robert Bruce
Rockford, Mich
Henry Bruce
Beckemeyer
Martha Douthit Dies At 73 Rites Thursday
Martha C Douthit a former Mt Vernon resident died at 2 50 am Sunday in Monte Vista Colorado aged 73 years seven months and ten days Funeral services set for Thursday at 10 30 am at Myers Chapel officiated by Rev Thomas Harper and Rev Herbert J Wilson burial in Bethel Memorial cemetery will follow The body lies in state at Myers Chapel after 2 pm Wednesday Survived by two daughters Pansy Zierck of Monte Vista and Reese of Mt Vernon a grandson John Reese of Pasadena California two great grand children and two half brothers Dan Bizot of Monte Vista and John Bizot of Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha C. Douthit
Mt. Vernon
Monte Vista Hospital
Monte Vista
Colo
Myers Chapel
Douthit
Woodlawn
Benjamin and
Hanna
Hazlip) Marshall
John A. Douthit
John Reese
Pasaena
Calif
Dan Bizot
John Bizot
Boyd
Ethel M Shrum of Belle Rive Dies at 78
Ethel Mae Phillips Shrum 78 of Belle Rive died at 1 30 p m Sunday at Melrose Park Hospital near Chicago Funeral services set for 1 00 p m Wednesday at Gholson Funeral Home Dahlgren with Rev Kenneth Holland officiating Burial in Opdyke Cemetery Friends may call after 6 00 p m Tuesday Survivors include son David Shrum of Melrose Park Ill daughter Mrs Orville Strman of Belle Rive brother Glen Phillips of Belle Rive sister Mrs Hallie Storment of Belle Rive She was preceded in death by husband Frank Shrum and was a member of Belle Rive Baptist Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Mae‘ Phillips Shrum
Belle Rive
Melrose Park Hospital
Chicago
Gholson
Dahlgren
Kenneth Holland
Opdyke
David Shrum
Melrose Park
Orville Strman
Glen Phillips
Hallie Storment
Lula Mae Catron Dies At 72 In Bluford
Mrs Lula Mae Catron aged 72 died at 3 20 am at her Bluford home. She was born to Robert Lee and Mahala Beardon and married Ernest Catron on February 24 1906 in Wayne County. Survived by sons Fay Catron and Ray Catron, daughter Alma Wangler, brother Frank Beardon, sisters Bessie Morgan and Sadie Catron. Funeral arrangements incomplete. body at Bluford Funeral Home. Member of Church of God at Keenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Mae Catron
Bluford
Catron
Robert Lee
Mahala Beardon
Wayne County
Searce Ernest Catron
Fay Catron
Edinburg
Ohio
Ray Catron
Blufford
Alma’Wangler
Mt. Vernon
Frank Beardon
Bessie Morgan
Sadie Catron
Church of God At
Keenes
Local Livestock Market Prices Reported Up
Market prices show gains with hogs 190 to 220 pounds at 18.35 per cwt top. Sows priced at 15.75 per cwt for 300 pounds and lighter, 15.25 for sows over 300, boars at 8.50 and 9.50 per cwt.
Mt Vernon grain prices quoted in Mt Vernon
Mt Vernon market prices list grain bids this afternoon. Wheat at 1.93 soybeans 2.37 and corn 1.05 per bushel reflect local trading.
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Mt. Vernon
Mt, Vernon
Livestock prices at National Stockyards Illinois sale
National Stockyards Illinois cattle hog and sheep quotes. Hogs 11,000 head with varied weights and grades from No 1-2 190-240 lb at 19.35 to 14.50 for some groups. sows 16.25-17.00. boars 11.50-14.50. Cattle 7,000 with slaughter steers mostly high choice around 27.25 for 1,158 lb, other grades 23.25-26.73. Slaughter heifers 24.25-25.00. cows 14.00-16.00. bulls 17.00-19.00. Sheep 1,100 with spring lambs 18.00-23.00, 90-100 lb 23.00-30.00, cull sheep 10.00-13.50, ewes 5.00-6.25.
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National Stockyards
Ill
USDA
Sinatra's son sings like dad at Disneyland in 1962
ANAHEIM Calif AP The frail young singer belted a familiar Cole Porter tune as if the song had just been written for him The setting and style recalled 1939 as Frank Sinatra Jr 18 sang with the Elliot Brothers band in the Disneyland plaza He asked for a guest appearance and earned praise from Bill Elliott The elder Sinatra may decide on a permanent spot for him even if his name were Joe Smith
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Anaheim
Calif
Disneyland
Frank Sinat Jr
Sinatra
Elliot Brothers
Disneyland Plaza
Bill Elliott
Joe Smith
Frank Jr
Frank Sr
Woman And 3 Priests Drown In Maple Lake Accident
PAW PAW Mich The water on Maple Lake was calm when a 16 foot boat overturned Saturday night killing four aboard three priests and a woman Rev Anthony Wade 43 pastor of St Mary's Paw Paw Rev Clarence Wood 43 assistant pastor Rev Raymond Flessner 27 and Mrs Veronica Lang 60 a parishioner The four were on a pleasure outing on the 14 mile artificial lake Father Flessner a Notre Dame missionary from South Bend Indiana served the Lansing diocese on weekends
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Paw Paw
Mich
Maple Lake
Anthony Wade
St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church
PawlPaw
Clarence Wood
Raymond Flessner
Veronica Lang
Father Fleissner
Techny, I
Lansing Mich
University of Notre Dame
South Ben
Ind
Bloodless coup reshapes Algiers as troops patrol streets
In Algiers, camouflage troops and machine guns occupy streets in Muslim districts as Ben Khedda’s regime gains back control after a guerrilla move. Officials say the action restores the status quo and ends an administrative vacuum, while the Wilaya n guerrillas and autonomous zone troops maintain guard at key buildings. Europeans are reassured the Evian peace accords remain endorsed.
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Ben Khedda
Hassan
Algeria
Autonomous Zone
Wilaya Command
Algiers
Evian
150000 AT AIR SHOW ST LOUIS
About 150000 spectators watched the Spirit of St Louis air show at Locmaster Air Field in west St Louis County. The highlight was the Navy Blue Angels flying team team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AIR Show
Chicago Produce prices steady across butter eggs and poultry
Chicago AP reports wholesale dairy and poultry markets with butter steady at various scores and prices, eggs firm to up one cent, and live poultry prices unchanged to lower with ranges for roasters, special fed whites, and young hens.
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Chicago AP
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago
USDA
Chicago Grain Prices Reported for Wheat Corn and More
Chicago grain figures list Wheat No 2 red at 2.1215 Corn No 2 yellow 112 percent No 3 yellow 110 percent Oats No 2 heavy white 65 percent No 1 extra heavy white 6619 67 No 1 extra heavy white tough 6514 No 2 extra heavy mixed 64 percent Soybeans: no sales Soybean oil 8 28 n Barley: choice 1 23 1 40 n feed 9 31 12 n
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wall Street Nudge Higher Amid Broad Modest Gains
Wall Street edged up toward a third straight gain as volume neared 3 million shares. IBM, Houston Lighting and Power led with about 3 point rises. Polaroid gained over 2. Merck, Union Carbide, and Liggett & Myers rose ahead of the pack while some gold miners slipped slightly.
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ED Morse
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
IBM
Houston Lighting
Polaroid
Merck
Union Carbide
Liggett & Myers
Homestake
Dome
McIntyre-Porcupine
Big Three Motors
Studebaker
American Motors
General Mls
Xerox
Litton Industries
Woolworth
United Aircraft
General Dynamics
U.S
Talks Resume Between Netherlands Indonesia Over New Guinea
Washington reports Dutch and Indonesian negotiators resumed talks to avert war over the Dutch held western half of New Guinea. Mediator Ellsworth Bunker and officials met Sunday at a secluded estate in Middleburg Virginia and diplomats said the discussions went well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New Guinea
Ellsworth Bunker
U. S
Middleburg
Problem Solved Air Condition Helps Front Sitters
Rev John L Kinzel pastor at St Pauls Lutheran Church Eph solved seating issue by air conditioning only the front half one Sunday The plan now extends to the rear portion as well reinforcing church comfort and order in services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eggertsville
N. Y
John L. Kinzel
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Save Bottle Caps For High School Band Fund
Mt Vernon weather report notes Saturday 80/54 and Sunday 87/70 with showers likely midweek. Five day forecast shows cooler averages in Northern Illinois and a warming trend in Southern Illinois with several days of possible thundershowers. Band Boosters announce Coca Cola and Bubble Up caps are worth 1 per pound toward a new band uniform fund. collectors split by class with local captains named and a 55 cents per 100 caps rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Vernon
Illinois
Wlinois
Earl Kruger
Casey
Ann Purcell
Fairfield Road
Paul Kern
Taylor
Jerry White
Pace
Janet Harp
Danny Bayer
South 12Th
Andrea Sue Marlow
Kruger
Associated Press
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Mols
St. Paul
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St Louis
Salt Lake City
San Diego
San Francisco
Tampa
iWashington
Ocean Liner Offers Cheaper Atlantic Crossing
The Canberra, a 45,000 ton P and O liner, sailed from Southampton to New York with a record 1,700 passengers and crew. Minimum tourist fare is 201.60 dollars for 6,325 miles, about three cents per mile, cheaper than crossing London by a double decker bus. Passengers will use the ship as their motel in New York.
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Southampton
England
Canberra
New York
Atlantic
London
Peninsular and Oriental Line
P and O
100 Years Ago Senator Morrill Founded 68 U.S. Colleges
Vermont town Strafford is highlighted as the home base of Senator Justin Smith Morrill, whose 1862 Land Grant College Act spurred the creation of 68 colleges. The feature notes Morrill’s rise from a Strafford blacksmith’s son to a pivotal lawmaker, and outlines the act’s impact on higher education, ROTC training, and Nobel laureate education.
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Penn State
Texas A.&m
Lands Grant College Act
Morrill
Senate
Congress
Lincoln
Justin Smith Morrill
Higgins joins Marine Corps with delayed entry plan
Roger Alan Higgins, 17, son of Mr and Mrs Harold T Higgins of Belleville and a Mt Vernon native, enlisted in the U S Marine Corps and began recruit training in San Diego. He chose 120 day delay and a three year active duty term. His brother Wallace Higgins attends a Marine electronics school in San Diego. Marin recruiters Sgt Talley and Sgt Cavitt invite inquiries at Mt Vernon address or Coastnut phone numbers.
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Roger Alan Higgins
Harold T. Higgins
Belleville
Mt.Vernon
U. S. Marine Corps
San Diego
Calif
Homer Talley
Pvt
Higgins
Mt. Vernon
Marine Corps
Wallace L. Higgins
Marine Corps Electronics
Cal
Filibuster Resumes As Civil Rights Debate Divides Senate
Senate filibuster resumes over civil rights legislation and administration bills. Hubert Humphrey cautions liberals face scrutiny if they pursue future battles with clean hands, while southern Democrats resist invoking closure, signaling awkward positions for future actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
Four-Year-Old Wears A Wig Reveals Family Thanksgiving Gift
In Norman Oklahoma Paty Lyn Bost four wears a wig after burns left her without hair. Her parents Ted and Mrs Bost say she keeps the wig on a toy farm named kitty each night and treats it as a household ritual. Doctors warned ether anesthesia might affect brain or hair growth but the family remains grateful for the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman, Okla
Paty Lyn Bost
Paty
Ted Bost
Kitty
Mrs. Best
DIES FROM FALL IN MARION BUILDING ACCIDENT
James Simmons aged 43 died Saturday in a St. Louis hospital from injuries suffered when he tumbled down a flight of stairs in a Marion building authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion, I
James Simmons
Ist. Louis
Marion Building
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Discharges and Admissions
Discharged: Franklin Ellingsworth Grace Knowles. Admitted: Maxine Ethel Cook Bonita Gale Strain Harry Harrison Edwards Bruce Laymon Jackson Michael Anthony Kilgore Harold John LeGrand Louise Katherine McGovern Bertha Lee Brown Harry William Groennert Larry Wayne Shelton Herbert Purdue Wilma June Buchanan. Discharged: Alice Neely Thelma Katherine Bolerjack Fred Andrew Holland Elmer William Scott Billy Allyn Petersen Glenda Joyce Barker Idella Ruth Wesolowski William Elizabeth Shehorn Louella Reese Cindy Gaye Joslin Mrs Alice Annette Hall and baby Debra Elaine Mrs Maryah Dennis and baby Kimberly Marie Mrs Norma Jean Winfree and baby Sanna Gay Mrs Joyce Darlene Lowery and baby Lisa Darlene Judith Cayol Fierce Theresa Dawn Ellis Addie Adelia Du is Maxine Ethel Cook
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Memorial
Franklin Ellingsworth
Grace Knowles
iGood Samaritan
Maxine Ethel Cook
Bonita Gale Strain
Harry Harrison
Edwards
Bruce Laymon Jackson
Michael Anthony Kil‘gore
Harold John _ LeGrand
Louise Katherine McGovern
Bertha Lee Brown
Harry Wiliam Groennert
Larry Wayne Shelton
Herbert Purdue
Wilma June Buchanan
Alice Neely
Thelma Katherine Bolerjack
Fred Andrew Holland
Elmer William Scott
Billy Allyn Petersen
Glenda Joyce Barker
Idella Ruth Wesolowski
William Elizabeth Shehorn
Louella Reese
Michael Anthony Kilgore
Cindy ‘Gaye Joslin
Alice Annette Hall
Debra
Elaine
Maryah Dennis
J Baby
Kimberly Marie
Norma Jean Winfree
Sanna Gay
Joyce Darlene Lowery
Lisa Darlene
Judith Cayol Fierce
Theresa Dawn Ellis
Addie Adelia Duis
Burglars Loot Texaco Station on Main Street
Thieves broke into the Wilson and Davis Texaco station at Third and Main Street last night. Loot included about $7 in cash ten cartons of cigarets and two pairs of sunglasses. Police said entry was gained by breaking a front door glass.
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Wilson and Davis Texaco
Third
Main Street
Mt V Man Hurt Near Keenes Mt V
Teddy Eugene Wood 24 of 308 South Ninth Street injured in a Saturday auto collision on State Route 15 three miles west of Keenes. He is reported in fairly good condition at Fairfield Memorial Hospital. Magistrate Sherman Bullock listed Garland James Rogers St Louis 100 dollars and costs for driving while intoxicated and 50 dollars and costs for illegal transportation of Haquer Jesse Lee Rogers Irving Illinois 10 dollars and costs on a drunk charge Stephen Sechrest 10 dollars and costs on shooting firecrackers inside the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy Eugene Wood
South Ninth Street
Keenes
Fairfield Memorial Hospital
Voscu
Off-Duty Officer Fires At Dance Crowd
In Champaign a 22 year old man, James Burnett, was shot once in the head during a dance when an off duty officer, John B Moore, said he was attacked after arresting a man on the floor. Burnett’s condition was listed as fair at a local hospital.
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Danville
Champaign
James Burnett
John B. Moore
Moore
Burnett
Bethune Court
Births listed for four Illinois families
Mr and Mrs Paul Setzekorn Addieville announce the birth of a daughter Kathryn Ann on July 27 at St Elizabeth s Hospital Belleville. Thomas W Mossbarger Centralia and Don E Johnson Nashville announce daughters Pamela Jean and a daughter born July 29 and last night respectively. Robert Philipak and Lloyd Hall announce daughters born at 7 29 am and 8 03 pm in Good Samaritan Hospital. Mark Lowery and spouse announce daughter Lisa Darlene born at 1 02 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Setzekorn
Addieville
Ill
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Belleville
Kathryn ‘Ann
Wanda Carpenter
Charles Carpenter
Vernon
Trevor Setzekorn
Ashley
Thomas W. Mossbarger
Centralia
Pamela Jean
Don E. Johnson
Nashville
Children's Welfare Hospital
East St. Louis
Suzanne Curtis
Edward E. Curtis
Robert Philipak J
College
Good Samaritan Hospital
Lloyd Hall
RFD 2
Ina
Debra Elaine
Mark Lowery
South 25Th Street
Lisa Darlene
Car Hits Bicyclists in Philadelphia Killing Student
An auto struck a group of college students cycling Sunday night in Philadelphia. One student, James Hellmuth, 18, was killed and two others were injured. Joe Oberlin, from Ohio, belonged to a group linked to the American Friends Service Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
James Hellmuth
Joe Oberlin
Ohio
Amercan Friends Service Committee
Broadway eyes Luce play on Broadway prospects
AP reports a drama written two decades ago under a pen name by Clare Boothe Luce is considered for Broadway. The work Love Is a Verb, first tested at Barter Theater in Abingdon Virginia, was once attributed to Karl Weidenbach. Mrs Luce later acknowledged authorship as hers. Richard Carlton of Sombrero Playhouse Phoenix Arizona holds a Broadway option after four revisions by the author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Luce
New York
Clare Boothe
Barter Theater
Abingdon
Karl Weidenbach
One Climber Dies Snowstorm Traps 10 On Teton Peak
Storm battered climbers from four eastern states faced a perilous descent from Grand Teton Peak where Stephen Smith 21 of Holden Massachusetts died of exposure. John Fenni man of West Hartford Connecticut and Lester Germer of Millington New Jersey were flown to Jackson for frostbite treatment. The seven others camped above Garnet Canyon awaiting horses. The group from the Appalachian Mountain Club began their ascent Thursday as a howling storm hit the upper slopes.
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Grand Teton National Park
Wyo
Grand Teton Peak
Stephen Smith
Holden
Mass
Wyoming
Park Rangers
Smith
John Fenniman
West Hartford
Conn
Lester Germer
Millington
Jackson
Garnet Canyon
John R. Walker
St. John’s Hospital
Gets Probation and $200 Fine in Assault Case
Frank McKinney, 26, Mr. Vernon Negro, received one year probation and $200 in fines after pleading guilty in county court to aggravated assault and trespass. Judge Alvin Lacy Williams imposed $100 on each charge. McKinney allegedly pulled a gun on a man who found him inside a car on South Tenth Street. he had earlier pleaded innocent before changing to guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McKinney
Vernon Negro
Alvin Lacy Williams
McKinney
Mr. Vernon
South Tenth Street
Albany Race Hearing In Court Today
Albany Ga AP. The citys long running integration dispute heads to a court hearing on marches boycotts and other actions with 266 arrested last week Negro followers of the Albany Movement showed little inclination to join leaders in jail Three people from a crowd prayed at City Hall then left A 2 PM hearing before U S District Judge J Robert Elliott was scheduled City officials obtained injunctions banning disruptive activities Meanwhile Martin Luther King Jr jailed Friday for the third time lounged in blue satin pajamas and read and listened to a portable radio He was among 10 arrested or refused to disperse after a prayer session at City Hall Walker urged volunteers for a demonstration Three men rose to pray and departed Police chief said large scale demonstrations are over and the movement appears nearly non existent King aide Walker urged action Kennedy administration was urged to act and send a cabinet member to Albany Sheriff said he struck Negro attorney C B King with a walking stick Saturday night after the lawyer refused to leave the sheriff office King suffered a two inch scalp wound and was hospitalized
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don McKee
Albany, Ga
Albany
City Hall
U.S. Dist
J. Robert Elliott
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Wyatt Tee Walker
Pritchett
WG. Anderson
Kennedy
Albany Movement
Dougherty County
D. C. Campbell Sr
C. B. King
Suit filed for divorce in circuit court over adultery
Bernard George Kaiping Jr filed suit for divorce against Lela Kaiping in circuit court Saturday charging adultery. He seeks a property settlement and a full accounting of personal property he claims belongs to him. The couple married November 9 1954 and separated November 1 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard George Kaiping, Jr
Lela Kaiping
Cars Collide on Broadway at 34th Street
A Saturday Broadway collision at 34th Street caused over 250 dollars in damage. Vehicles driven by Oatie Ruth Fleckenstein of Marion Indiana and Victor B Reid of Grayville Illinois were involved. Fleckenstein’s car sustained about 150 dollars of damage while Reid’s exceeded 100 dollars. Reid was fined 55 dollars plus costs for following too closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
34Th Street
Oatie Ruth Fleckenstein
Marion
Ind
Victor B. Reid
Grayville
Fleckenstein
Reid
$30 000 Injury Suit Filed Here
Margaret Thomason and Fred Thomason file a $30,000 circuit court suit against J B Russell and Jimmie Russell for injuries from a January 23 1962 slip at a self help laundry at Tenth and Forest. Mrs Thomason seeks $23,000 and Mr Thomason $5,000 for injuries to his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Thomasson
Fred Thomason
J. B.russell
Jimmie Russell
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Thomas E. Fry
Ina Bank
Martha Douthit
Ethel M. Shrum
Chicago Grain
Wall Street
Garon Graham
Impulse
St. Louis
Moline
Peoria
Quincy
Eaee
Rantoul Semee
Rockford
Springfield
Vermont
U.S. Colleges
Tom McCormick
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Strafford
Abraham Lincoln
Morril
Roger Higgins
Marines
Mt.v
Bouncer
Teton Peak
Edna Earle
North 9Th ST
Ayu
Douglas Drug
David Burroughs
Westwood
Ashley Road
Mt. Varnen
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