Deaths Mrs Bertha Bailey 83 former Keenes resident dies in Alton
Mrs Bertha Malue Bailey 83 a former Keenes resident dies at 7:50 p m Tuesday in an Alton Illinois hospital Funeral services are set for 2 p m tomorrow at Richardson Chapel Wayne City with Rev Denver Thomason officiating Burial will follow at Thomason Cemetery near Wayne City Friends may view the body at Richardson Funeral Home today She was born September 12 1885 in Wayne County daughter of John and Rheta Greathouse Her first husband William Autrey died in 1925 She later married Amos Bailey who died in 1937 Surviving include no son Marion Chester Autrey Holiday Missouri a daughter Mrs Esteelle Coffman Ranier Oregon two sisters Mrs Mary Beauvais Fairfield and Effie Bishop Pensacola Florida and one grandchild
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Bertha Malue Bailey
Keenes
Alton, Il
Richardson
John and
Rheta Greathouse
William ‘Autrey
Amos Bailey
Marion Chester Autrey
T Holliday
Esteelle Coffman
Ranier
Ore
Mary ‘Beauvais
Fairfield
Effeet Bishop
Pensacola
Fla
India Reacts to Nixon Visit and Asian Security
India discusses Vietnam policy and arms sales with Nixon in Lahore talks. Mrs. Gandhi says Vietnam’s future should be decided by the Vietnamese, warns against foreign troops, and notes varied forms of communism influencing liberalization.关注 Pakistan arms sales and China threat as regional concerns.
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China
India
U.S
Pakistan
United States
Nixon
Illinois Supreme Court probe on Isaacs case ends without reopening
A state commission formed June 11 did not recommend reopening the Isaacs case. It examined stock dealings by Justices Klingbiel and Solfisburg linked to Isaacs, who faced conspiracy charges over a bank stock matter. The panel heard testimony about gifts and loans, but found no basis to redraw indictments.
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Sherman Skolnick
Chicago
Theodore J
Civic Center Bank and Trust Co
Isaacs
Supreme Court
Commission
Klingbiel
Moline
Solfisburg
Aurora
Robert Dolph
Illinois Commerce Commission
Robert Perbohner
ICC
Dolph
S. Isaacs
Perbohner
Roy Fisher
Chicago Daily News
Woodruff
Wis
Fisher
Roy
Roy Solfisburg
John Paul Stevens
Fines assessed in circuit court list city residents
Fines and bond forfeitures were levied in circuit court. Everett E. Porter of Centralia paid 15 dollars on intoxication, Freddie Hicks of 1100 South 25th Street 25 dollars bond forfeited for disturbance, Gary D. Stewart of Mt. Vernon 25 dollars bond forfeited for discharging a firearm inside the city, Jamie Monroe of Chicago 15 dollars on speeding, Myron W. Vliek of Decatur Michigan 15 dollars for no reciprocity plate on a truck, Elmer Robertson of 1706 South 12th Street 10 dollars on speeding, Orlando Ham of Opdyke 10 dollars for no valid vehicle license, Cecil D. Sallee Route 1 Bonnie 15 dollars for improper use of vehicle registration, Roger Campbell 729 South 17th Street 50 dollars for reckless driving, George Garrison Route 1 Opdyke 15 dollars for careless driving, James Dauley of Dunbar West Virginia 15 dollars on speeding, Larry D. McAdoo 710 South 15th Street 15 dollars for following too close, Despo Pavledes 724 Columbia 10 dollars for failure to yield right of way, Gary E. Sanders of 705 South 23rd Street 15 dollars on speeding.
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Everett E. Porter
Centralia
Freddie Hicks
South 25Th Street
Gary D. Stewart
RFC
Mt. Vernon
Jamie Monroe
Chicago
Myron W. Vliek
Decatur
Mich
Elmer Robertson
South 12Th Street
Orlando Ham
Opdyke
Cecil D. Sallee
Bonnie
Roger Campbell
South 17Th Street
George Garrison
James Dauley
Dunbar
W. Va
Larry D. McAdoo
South 15Th Street
Despo Pavledes
Columbia
Gary E. Sanders
South 23Rd Street
Tractor Fatality Near Bloomington Illinois
A 24 year old man identified as Pendelton Decker of Heyworth was killed Wednesday while loading a tractor onto a truck. The tractor toppled from the machine and caused the fatal injuries.
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Bloomington
Ill
Pendelton Decker
Heyworth
Gray Pledges Help for Florsheim Move to Mt Vernon
Congressman Kenneth J. Gray said from Washington he will provide utmost support to Florsheim Shoe Co. to move operations to Mt Vernon. Florsheim plans to take over the local plant when vacated by International Shoe Co and occupy the building as soon as possible.
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Kenneth J. Gray
Washington
Florsheim Shoe Co
Mt. Vernon
Florsheim
International Shoe Co
Rep
Gray
Markets Mt. Vernon Hog Prices at 12:30 PM
Prices paid for hogs in Mt. Vernon were steady at 12:30 PM with USDA No 1 hogs at 25.75 and No 2 at 25.25. No 3 hogs were 24.75, lows 18.50 to 22.50, boars 14.50 to 15.50. After 12:30 PM, pricing will reflect next day's levels.
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U.S.D.A
Mt. Vernon Grain Prices Quoted This Morning
Mt Vernon reported grain quotes this morning with Wheat at 1.08, Soybeans at 2.48, and Corn at 1.25.
Chicago Produce Prices Report from CME Market
Chicago Mercantile Exchange notes butter steady with wholesale buying prices unchanged to 2% lower. Grades 93 AA 67%4, 92 A 67%, 90 B 65%, cars 90 B 66%, 89 C 62. Eggs uneven with wholesale prices unchanged to 2% lower. Grades 80 per cent or better A white 36 14, mediums 37, standards 36, checks 22 34.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Grain market prices report
Chicago AP notes closing grain prices for Wheat No 2 soft red at 1.3744, hard yellow at 1.36%, Corn No 1 yellow at 1.27% and No 2 yellow at 1.2654, Oats No 2 extra heavy white at 6114n, Soybeans No 1 yellow at 2.69n, and Soybean oil at 8.40n.
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Chicago
St Louis Produce Egg and Poultry Price Ranges
AP reports consumer egg grades A large 42-46 cents per dozen A medium 32-37 cents A small 15-20 cents B large 33-37 cents wholesale Standard 25-27 cents medium 21-23 cents unclassified 20-21 cents hens heavy 12 cents light over 5% pounds 10 cents under 5% pounds 6 cents broilers and fryers 28.50-29.25 per pound.
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St, Louis
Livestock Prices From National Stockyards Auction
National Stockyards Illinois reports Friday estimates for hogs cattle calves sheep. Hogs range 20.75 to 26.50 per hundredweight with various weights up to 26.50 for 1-2 225 lbs. Cattle mostly 28.50 to 30.00 for good steers 900-1050 lbs. Wealers and calves show 20.00 to 36.00 for good to choice. Sheep and lambs listed with weights and prices including 30.00 for 90-110 lb lambs.
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National Stockyards
Ill
Wall Street gains extend as market cools from morning highs
Wall Street rose in active trading led by gains in IBM and Polaroid while the Dow moved up 4.65 to 08.23 at noon. Advances outpaced declines by more than 700 issues as investors eyed attractive buys among beaten-down stocks, hopeful for tax surcharge relief and easing short term rates amid cautious sentiment.
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New York
Associated Press
Atlantic Richfield
Beech Aircraft
General Motors
IBM
Polaroid
Xerox
Asamerg Oil
Rend Lake resort plan targets 1200 acres north of I-57
The plan envisions a long term lease to developers for a resort complex with motels lodges restaurants a shopping center service stations and entertainment centers on 1200 acres near Rend Lake. A 27 hole golf course with watered fairways 9000 sq ft greens is proposed to be ready by summer 1971 along with a 35 acre convention center site.
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Ellsworth
Jones
Distrct
Conservancy District
Rend Lake
Ina Peninsula
Informaton Center
Illinois
Army Corps of Engineers
Corps
Stock Exchange Most Active List Update
The stock exchange reports a 1 percent gain with key movers up about 22 percent amid trading activity. Investors monitor leading shares as market breadth remains mixed and sentiment shows cautious optimism.
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Stock Exchange
Dow Jones Noon Averages Rise Across Sectors
New York AP reports at noon the Dow Jones average for 30 Industrials up 4.65 to 808.23. Rails up 1.77 to 194.96, Utilities up 0.45 to 116.50, FA Stocks up 1.78 to 275.00.
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New York
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Discharged Names
Hospital notes list discharges and admissions at Jefferson Memorial with patient names and addresses including Victor Walker Gill Lindsey Joseph N Mason Connie Davis Anna Perry Jessie Livingston Dorothy Gordon Cornelius Sydes Stanley Peoples Odessa Hall Paul Michael Young Adell Harris Glada Spears Marvin Scott Janice Kruger Carolyn Hawkins Virginia Magbee Charles Talbert Leann Dycus Nancy Dunbar Dale Jones Arlhie Dare Mrs Druzella Cooley and baby Susan Margaret Mrs Elleretta Audt and baby Eric Joseph Guy Capps Cuma Page Stanton Jones Bertha Lynn Larry Schloser Arthur Buller Mark Barnard David Lipe Sherry Webb Betty Lee Hooper Roy Garrison.
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Cornelius Sydes
Grand
Stanley Peoples
Wescott
Odessa Hall
Forest
Paul Michael Young
Perkins
Adell Harris
Bell
Glada Spears
Centralia
Marvin Scott
Belle Rive
Janice Kruger
Ashley
Carolyn Hawkins
Fults
Virginia Magbee
Jordan
Charles Talbert
Leann Dycus
Waltonville
Nancy Dunbar
Dale Jones
Dix
Arlhie Dare
Druzella Cooley
Susan Margaret
Taylor
Elleretta Audt
Eric Joseph
Nashville
Guy Capps
South 24Th
Cuma Page
Stanton Jones
Bertha Lynn
Larry Schloser
North 17Th
Arthur Buller
Cisne
Mark Barnard
Wayne City
David Lipe
South 21St
Sherry Webb
Betty Lee Hooper
Roy Garrison
Cherry
Jefferson Chapter No 686 East ern Star Meeting Notice
A stated meeting of Jefferson Chapter No 686 Order of Eastern Star at Opdyke is set for Tuesday evening August 5 at 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple in Opdyke. All members welcome. Arline Dare W M Marguerite Piper Sec
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Jefferson
C.E.S. A
Order of Eastern Star
Opdyke
Masonic
Fatigue Drops U S Casualties in Vietnam Nine Months Low
AP reports last week 110 Americans and 1,963 enemy dead in Vietnam. South Vietnamese losses fell to 290. Wounded Americans totaled 1,056. Shift to protective reaction reduces American casualties as 2,750 troops depart Vietnam under Nixon withdrawal order, with 10,150 total withdrawn toward 25,000 replacement.
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South Vietnam
U. S
U.S
U.S. Command
9Th Marine Regiment
U.S. Army
Okinawa
United States
Nixon
9Th Regiment
Vietnam
da Nang
Chu Lai
Cam Ranh Bay
Two Thefts and Vandalism Case Reported Here
Mt Vernon police reported two thefts and one vandalism case yesterday and today. Marie Gant of 915 Cleveland said a billfold with $50 and papers was stolen from a purse at her home. A pickup truck on Salem Road at Brehm Hanna Chevrolet lost a battery carburetor air cleaner and fuel line. Vandals threw rocks at a truck windshield at Eater Sheet Metal, 1500 Park Avenue.
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Mt. Vernon
Marie Gant
Cleveland
Brehm-Hanna
Salem Road
Eater Sheet Metal Company
Park Avenue
No Explosion Causes Concern Across Jefferson County
Sonic booms rattled Mt. Vernon and northeastern Jefferson County this morning, causing worry about possible explosions. Residents reported the loud sounds as high flying aircraft passed over the area.
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Jefferson County
Mt. Vernon
Man Arrested In Morais Case
Jerry Isaac, 31, of Route 2, Mt. Vernon, held in county jail on a charge of taking indecent liberties with a child. Bond set at 2500 dollars. Isaac arrested by county officers. Court hearing continued until August 4 to allow counsel to be obtained.
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Jerry Isaac
Route 2
Mt. Vernon
Isaac
Spaceship Snaps Mars Closeups Tonight
Mariner 6 returned twenty four pictures stored for transmission to Earth showing bands of dark areas possibly vegetation and wide and telephoto frames covering hundreds of square miles. Some frames reveal details as small as nine hundred feet, with canals and desert-like regions in view. The craft was not designed to detect life, only to test survivability of life in Mars climate. If any ancient structures exist, the images may reveal pyramids ruins or artifacts.
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Mars
Syrians Bomb Shell Israelis in Golan Heights Attack
The Associated Press reports Syrian jets attacked Israeli positions on Mt Hermon and artillery hit Quneitra and Tel A Bu Nida in the Golan Heights. Syria claimed 11 soldiers wounded while Israel reported no casualties. Both sides cited fighter bombers and jets, signaling a potential cease-fire escalation.
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Associated Press
Mt. Hermon
Golan Heights
Syria
Middle East
Israel
Quneitra
Tel A Bu Nida
Damascus
Tel Aviv
Suez Canal
Starrs Divorce Suit Filed in Circuit Court
Charles R. Starr filed suit for divorce against Cindy L. Starr in circuit court here yesterday charging adultery. The couple married May 10, 1969 and lived together until July 25, 1969 according to the complaint.
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Charles R. Starr
Cindy L. Starr
Gets 90 Days At State Farm Man Sentenced For License Offense
Rickie Dean Moore, 23, of 1601 South 29th Street, was taken to Illinois State Farm today to begin a 90 day term after pleading guilty in circuit court to driving on a suspended or revoked license.
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Rickie Dean Moore
South 29Th Street
Illinois State Farm
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