Deaths Floyd Patterson 73 Mt. Vernon Miner Rites Friday
Floyd Ellis Patterson 73 died at home in Mt. Vernon. Funeral services set for 2:30 pm Saturday at Queen Boggs Funeral Chapel Centralia with Rev Glendall Davis officiating. Masonic rites 8:00 pm Friday by A F and A M 201. Survived by wife Clara, son Harold, daughter Imogene, foster children Cheryl Freddie Bert Everett, brother Harvey, four grandchildren. Patterson was a retired miner and United Mine Workers member.
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Floyd Ellis Patterson
RFD
Mt. Vernon
Queen Boggs Funeral
Centralia
Glendall Davis
Elmwood
Queen-Boggs
Mr. Patterson
Walnut Hill
George T
Mary F. (Worley) Patterson
Clara Randle
Harold Patterson
Oglesby
Freddie
Bert
Everett Martin
Imogene Patterson
Cheryl Anderson
Harvey Patterson
Lincoln
Ill
United Mine Workers of America
Ollie Clinton 83 Dies in Ina Today
Ollie Clinton 83 of Ina died at 10 00 a m today at her daughter s home in Ina. The body was taken to Ina Funeral Home. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. She was born December 19 1877 near Frisco Illinois daughter of Edward and Barbara Ursery. Survived by three sons Hobart Boyles Hollie Clinton and Roshier Clinton. four daughters Goldin Yardley Edna Beard Pearl Goessman Lucille Laur. three brothers Carter Logan Frank Ursery. one sister Noma Webb. Member of Ina Methodist Church over 50 years.
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Ollie Clinton
Ina
Joe Yardley
Clinton
Frisco
Edward
Barbara Jane Ursery
Edward Boyles
John Clinton
Hobart Boyles
Mill Valley
Calif
Hollie Clinton
Jacksonville
Roshier Clinton
Fast Alton
Goldin Yardley
Inn
Edna Beard
Mt. Vernon
Pearl Goessman
Inglewood
Lucille Laur
Carter Ursery
Girard
Logan Ursery
Centralia
Frank Ursery
Belleville
Noma Webb
Ina Methodist Church
W. S. Harris 92 of Keenes Dies Rites Saturday
William Sherman Harris aged 92 of Keenes died at 8 10 am today at Schumm Nursing Home Bluford Funeral services set for 2 pm Saturday at Richardson Chapel Wayne City burial in Bailey cemetery north of Wayne City calling hours after 6 pm Friday He was born December 25 1868 in Wayne County son of Gillam Harris and wife Sarah Frances Chapman died earlier survivors include two sons Clyde Harris Walter Harris a step son George Anderson and two daughters Bessie Braddy and Grace Hicks
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William Sherman Harris
Keenes
Schumm
Bluford
Richardson Chapel
Wayne City
Bailey Cemetery
Mr. Harris
Wayne County
Gillam Harris
Sarah Frances Chapman
Clyde Harris
Rochelle
Walter Harris
George Anderson
Tolono
Til
Bessie Braddy
Grace Hicks
Red Field
N. D
Harley Owens funeral held in Lesser Illinois
Harley Owens 58 of Springfield Illinois died Wednesday in St Johns Hospital. Funeral services 8:30 a.m. Saturday at St Marys Catholic church Lesser with Fr Boros officiating. Burial Maple Hill cemetery Sesser. Body lies in state Brayfield Funeral Home Sesser after 6 p.m. today. He born Sept 2 1902 in Macon Tennessee to William and Lucy Mitchell Owens. Survived by wife Helen Tenesky daughter Lucille Crouch Springfield IL brother Herbert Owens Walter and three sisters William Smith Princeton IN Hattie Cook Bessie Smith Christopher and two grandchildren.
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Harley Owens
Springfield
St. John’s Hospital
St. Mary’s’ Catholic Church
Lesser
Boros
Maple Hill Cemetery
Sesser
Brayfield Funeral Home
Mr. Owens
Macon
Tenn
William
Lucy (Mitchell) Owens
Helen Tenesky
Lucille Crouch
Herbert Owens
Walier
William Smith
Princeton
Ind
Hattie Cook
Bessie Smith
Christopher
Throgmorton Funeral Friday in Mt. Vernon
Funeral services for Edward Throgmorton, 48, of Mt. Vernon, will be held Friday at 2 00 p m at Myers Chapel with Rev. Melvin Larson and Rev. Bird Green officiating. Burial will be in Bethel Memorial Cemetery. He died at Jefferson Memorial Hospital from leukemia. He was born August 19, 1912, and survived by Lois Schrest, his father Reed Throgmorton of Kansas City, and two sons.
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Edward Throgmorton
Myers Chapel
Melvin Larson
Bird Green
Bethel Memorial Cemetery
Mr. Throgmorton
RFD
Mt. Vernon
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Reed
Wilma
Stone) Throgmorton
Lois Schrest
Reed Throgmorton
Kansas City
Edward Tron
We U. 5. Navy
Long
U S Watches Dominican Course Clues
Washington policymakers watched for clues on whether the post Trujillo Dominican Republic would head toward democracy or erupt in revolution with dangerous results. The United States sought to back a reform Dominican regime dedicated to democracy and anti communism, avoiding ties to oppression.
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Washington
Dominican Republic
United States
Rafael Trujillo
Caribbean
Trujillo
Dean Rusk
Paris
U.S
Kennedy
Rusk
The
Organization of American States
George Smathers
D-Fra
Claude Tuttle In Hospital At Rochester
Claude Tuttle of Ina recently entered Rochester Methodist Hospital in Rochester Minnesota for a routine checkup and is now seriously ill after a stroke. His son James E. Tuttle reports he is critically ill but showing improvement and requests cards and letters from friends in the Ina community.
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Claude Tuttle
Ina
Rochester Methodist Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Iit
James E
Tuttle
Wipson Sent Up As Insane In Wisconsin
William Wipson, 41, captured in Minnesota after a three state search, was committed as criminally insane to Central State Hospital at Waupun. He is charged with murdering Ben Jacovski, 51, in Superior on May 23 and is accused in Illinois killings of Mrs. Wilbur Davis, 57, and her grand nephew Jimmy Lawson, 4, though he denied those links while admitting the Jacovski slaying.
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Superior
Wis
William Wipson
Minnesota
Central State Hospital
Waupun
Wipson
Ben Jacovski
A. Walter Dah
Bloodmobile Visit Canceled in Mt Vernon
Barbara Strattan of the Jefferson County American Red Cross learned today that the Blood Center of St Louis cancelled this visit. The Friday and Saturday schedule remains noon to 5 pm and 9 am to 2 pm, with the Bloodmobile at the Moose Lodge. Donors are urgently needed.
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Barbara Strattan
Jefferson County
The
American Red Cross
Blood Center of
St. Louis
Mt. Vernon
Moose Lodge
May brings twenty three city accidents on Mt Vernon streets
Police report twenty three accidents occurred on Mt Vernon streets in May with five injuries and no fatalities. For the first five months the city logged 120 accidents, down from 127 at the same point last year. Police investigated twenty one May crashes and twelve arrests were made at wreck scenes.
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Mt. Vernon
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admitted Patients
Jefferson Memorial admitted Harold Edward Belangee of Dahlgren and Mrs Gladys Matilda Davis of Broughton. Discharged Henry Ira Kent Eugene Raymond Mil ner Minnie Marie Rightnowar Mary Janice Keef William Amos Troutt Donna Louise Ziarnek Carol Jean Wells Coral Eugene Gazette Dolores Ann Greathouse Steve Christoff.
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Harold Edward Belangee
Dahlgren
Gladys Matilda Davis
Broughton
Henry Ira Kent
Eugene Raymond Mil
Good Samaritan
Minnie Marie Rightnowar
Mary Janice Keef
William Amos Troutt
Donna Louise Ziarnek
Carol Jean Wells
Coral Eugene Gazette
Dolores Ann Greathouse
Steve Christoff
Clarence Oliver i Lacey
Howard F. Flota
Betty Helen Bolerjack
Brian Kevin Pemberton
Richard Dean Fraz‘jer
Quentin M. Lacey
Mary Catherine Burns
Ginger Sue
Robert Dean iCalvin
Floy Robinson
Champ
Edward Hefner
Sophia Eva Skortz
Births in Springfield and Vernon Areas
Mr and Mrs Howard R Book of Springfield Illinois welcomed a son named James Don weighing seven pounds fifteen ounces born at Memorial Hospital yesterday afternoon. The mother is the former Miss Lee Ann Carnahan and the great grandparents are Mr and Mrs J P Carnahan of Springfield. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ronald Robinson of RFD 1 Mr Vernon at 9 14 last night in Good Samaritan hospital weighing eight pounds three ounces.
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Howard R. Book
Springfield
Memorial Hospital
James Don
Lee Ann Carnahan
J. P. Carnahan
Ronald Robinson
RFD 1
Vernon
Good Samaritan Hospital
Beach Calif and Stephen Duane Have a Daughter
Beach California and Stephen Duane announce the birth of a daughter at home. Attending relatives include Mrs Patri cia of Mt. Vernon a list of two brothers Virgil Orton and Mrs Velma Vallowe Mrs Doris Cole Mrs Maxineers all of Mt. Vernon and Mrs Evelyn Tracy of St Louis a half sister Miss Reeda Throgmorton of Kansas City Missouri and one granddaughter.
City Planning Group Names Terms for St Louis Panel
Mayor Ivan Cox set terms for the City Planning Commission at a joint session with Operation Greater Mt. Vernon at the L&N cafe. Appointments include two year terms for Ansley Williams and Highsmith, three year terms for Stables Ward and Fore, four year terms for Stoops Seibert and Winfrey. Gerwin Rohrbach of General Planning and Resource Consultants led the session. His firm may conduct a city plan survey with a formal contract presentation on June 13. Next meeting is June 7 to interview another firm.
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Ivan
Jake) Cox
City Planning Commission
Commission
Operation Greater Mt. Vernon
L&n Cafe
J. R. Ansley
Alvin Lacy Williams
Wayne Highsmith
John Stables
C. S. Ward
Clifford Fore
Ralph Stoops
Gilbert Seibert
Joe G. Winfrey
Gerwin Rohrbach
St.Louis
Rohrbach
Iran bans AP reporter from Tehran filing
Iran barred Parvis Raein AP resident correspondent from sending further dispatches from Tehran after Raein quoted strikers alleging police use of clubs and bayonets to break a strike. Raein has reported for AP since 1953 and relayed May 2 news of a teacher strike death.
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Tehran
Iran
Parvis Raein
Associated Press
Raein
Raevi
Ruler Slain Playboy Son Flies Home
Reports from Washington say no Americans were harmed in the assassination as Dominican exiles in New York and San Juan tried to seize consulates. Haiti raised its alert and closed its interior border as Trujillo’s grip on the island drew attention. Rafael Jr., 32, named head of the air force, was defended by the dictator against US criticism.
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Washington
New York
San Juan
Haiti
Hispaniola
Trujillo
Latin America
Generalissimo
Rafael Jr
Air Force
United States
Illinois Weather: Heat Widespread. Cooler Frontens
Scattered showers and thunder showers threatened to push summer heat from Illinois. Temperatures rose into the 80s in Moline and 90 in Springfield on Wednesday with more rain likely Thursday. The Weather Bureau forecast rain and thundershowers lowering temperatures into the 50s in northern sections by Thursday night. Showers fell in Rockford, Moline, and the Chicago area ahead of a cool front moving in from the northwest.
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Illinois
Associated Press
Ilnois
Moline
Springfield
Prospect
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Rockford
Marriages Recorded in Salem and Nearby Towns
Marriage licenses listed include Marvin Evans aged 52 and Hazel Creps 33 of Salem. William E Sapp 23 and Karen Hays 19 of Salem. Ernie M Young 24 Bluford and Judy Lowery 17 Mt. Vernon. Gene Russell Elon 41 Cen sate and Phyllis J Piaseckd 23. Harold Richmond 31 and Teresa Karch 21 Mt. Vernon. Jerry Max Hulbert 20 Mt. Vernon and Linda Kay Swain Bluford.
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Marvin Evans
Hazel Creps
Salem
Willian E. Sapp
Karen Hays
Ernie M. Young
Bluford
Judy Lowery
Mt. Verne
Gene Russell Elon
Phyllis J . Piaseckd
Harold Richmond
Teresa Karch
Mt. Vernon
Jerry Max Hulbert
Linda Kay Swain
Kennedy and De Gaulle meet in Paris to press alliance
President Kennedy and General de Gaulle held a ceremonial Paris reception at City Hall and spoke of shared liberty goals. Kennedy thanked Paris, praised Franco American ties, and asserted joint resolve against Soviet threats to West Berlin while diplomats noted De Gaulle’s push for greater policy input.
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Kennedy
Hotel de Ville
Paris
Roger Frey
Julien Tardieu
U.S
France
United States
Canada
Ada
New England
West
Eisenhower
West Berlin
Hhis
Local Live Stock Market Rises on Prices
Prices paid on the local live stock market were 10c higher today. The top was 16.85 for 190 to 220 lb hogs. Sows dropped 25c to 14.25 for 300 weight and boars ranged from 10.50 to 11.50.
Mt Vernon quotes grain and soy prices this afternoon
Mt Vernon recorded prices of Wheat at 1.66 Soybeans at 2.88 and Corn at 1.04 this afternoon, reflecting current market values for producers and traders.
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Mt. Vernon
Egg and Poultry Prices and Standards Flash Update
St Louis market listings show egg grades AA large to B large with price ranges and wholesale percentages, plus consumer grades for various sizes. Poultry lines include hens, heavy and light birds, broilers and fryers, plus roosters and related notes. scattered garbled text remains from the OCR.
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E Louis
Chicago Butter and Eggs Prices Steady to Firm
Chicago Mercantile Exchange reports butter steady with wholesale prices up to 3% for certain grades. Eggs remain firm with prices up to 4% to 2% higher. whites grade A and other quality levels listed, with multiple percentages and numbers indicating price points and product quality.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Livestock market report from National Stockyards Illinois
AP USDA cattle hogs and sheep prices with ranges for various grades and weights. Hogs 9,000 head with No 1-2 185-225 lb barrows and gilts 17.25-17.85, some over 230 lb, sows 14.50-15.25, boars 12.50-12.75. Cattle 2,500 head including slaughter steers 23.50-24.00, heifers 21.25-23.00, cows 14.00-18.00, bulls 18.00-20.00. Sheep 400 head with spring lambs 17.00-18.50 and some 19.00, utility and good 4 3.00-16.50, few shorn lambs 15.00, cull ewes 4.50.
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USDA
U.S
Chicago Poultry Report Cites No Prices From Receipts
Chicago AP USDA live poultry market notes no prices reported due to insufficient receipts. No bid or asking figures available as missing data affects pricing. The brief dispatch records the absence of price data and ongoing market status.
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Chicago Poultry
Chicago
USDA
Cash Grain Market Report Summary
Chicago AP markets show no wheat or soybean sales. Grain prices listed for corn sizes and different yellow corn grades with percentages and sample values. Oats, soybean oil, and barley entries appear with quality grades and price figures.
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Chicago
Wall Street Mixed After Cautious Trading In New York
In late afternoon trading on Wall Street New York the market showed a mixed pattern with most key stocks barely changed or up and down slightly. Volume was about 3.7 million shares versus 4.32 million the previous day with Eastman Kodak and Woolworth among decliners while Kennecott and Du Pont led small gains in a fluctuating copper and industrial sector.
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New York
East Man Kodak
Woolworth
Kennecott
Phelps Dodge
Anaconda
du Pont
Erican
General Motors
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Strawberries in Fair Condition at Local Market
Strawberries offered in soft fair condition priced at 8 quart flats from 3.00 to 3.50 per flat and 2.00 to 2.50 for smaller lots. Buyers can expect mixed grades and quantities.
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Chicago
USDA
Khrushchev in Vienna Weekend Echoes Nuclear Luck?
Soviet Premier Khrushchev arrives in Vienna this weekend amplifying a hardened stance on European defense. President Kennedy on Wednesday night stated that American forces stay in Europe as long as needed and will meet any threat with any required response, implying potential nuclear use. He affirmed that France and the United States would not ignore the alliance to pursue separate courses, underscoring allied unity amid tension.
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Khrushchev
Vienna
Kennedy
Europe
United States
France
Paris suburb landslide kills fifteen and injures forty
AP reports a major earth slide in a Paris suburb, destroying homes and shops. Fifteen dead and forty injured as fissures open in streets and gas and water mains rupture. Firefighters block the area to prevent fires amid heavy rains that may have loosened foundations at Clamuart.
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Paris
Clamuart
Irish Playwright Behan Freed After Peace Disturbance
HOLLYWOOD AP reports Irish playwright Brendan Behan was arrested for disturbing the peace in a pizza parlour. He was released after questioning. The incident draws attention to Behan’s controversial stage work and Irish cultural prominence.
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Hollywood
Brendan Behan
Dirksen Hugs New Senator Tower Receives Welcome in Senate
In Washington Republicans and party leaders greeted John G. Tower, the first Republican senator from Texas since Reconstruction days. Everett M. Dirksen hugged Tower and called his election a good start toward building a two party system in Texas.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
John G. Tower
Texas
Diksen
Tower
Dirksen
Bail Granted in Parlor Arrest Case
Parlor defendant released from jail on 105 bail today and ordered to appear in court Friday. Behan, famed for his elbow bending, was bailed out by the fellow in whose restaurant he was arrested, Martin Bryman.
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Parlor
Behan
Martin Bryman
SIU Investigation to be Continued by Subcommittee
A legislative subcommittee will keep probing Southern Illinois University. Rep Ralph Stephenson said witnesses include SIU professor Harold Lee and Carbondale campus business manager Robert Gallegely. Hearings set for Monday in Springfield follow last week's session with SIU President Delyte Morris and reporter George Thiem.
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Springfield
Southern Illinois University
Ralph Stephenson
Amoline
Stephenson
Harold Lee
SIU
Robert Gallegely
Carbondale
Frorhy
Delyte_ Morris
George Thiem
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Jefferson Memorial
Ner
Peoria
Quincy
Rantoul Rockford
Vandalia
Jacqueline Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
Elysee Palace
Orly
NEA Radiotelephoto
City Planning Group
Persia
David Lancashire
Playboy Son
Hogs
Mt. Vernon Grain
Wall Street
NAR Center
Rya Ais Patan
Decorator
NAN
eLoTa
Briggs & Stratton
Rechter
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