Supreme Court ruling aids Arizona in Colorado River dispute
The Supreme Court, with three partial dissents, allowed agreed decrees to implement its 52 page opinion on the long running Colorado River water rights case. It upheld the master’s basic allocations: California 4.4 million acre feet, Arizona 2.8 million, Nevada 3.0 million, and rejected the master’s pro rata shortage formula for lower flows, giving the secretary of interior leeway to choose a method. Chief Justice Warren did not participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Arizona
California
Colorado
High Court
Nevada
Lee Ferry, Ariz
Hugo Black
Interior
Hoover Dam
Earl Warren
Harlan
Douglas
Stewart
Gila River
Colorado River
Pope John XXIII Death Could Shape Cold War Ties
Washington sources say the pope's death may alter ongoing Vatican Soviet outreach aimed at easing tensions and improving Catholic communities in Eastern Europe. The late pontiff met Khrushchev's son-in-law Alexei Adzhubei last March, fueling speculation of a Khrushchev visit to the Vatican to advance peace.
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Washington
John XXIII
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Vatican
Pope John
Europe
Soviet Bloc
Rome
Moscow
John
Alexei Adzhubei
Khrushchev
Izvestia
Pope John’s Church Titles and Popular Epithets
Vatican City AP reports Pope John’s official titles include Bishop of Rome, vicar of Jesus Christ, successor of the Prince of the Apostles, supreme pontiff of the universal Church, patriarch of the West, primate of Italy, archbishop and metropolitan of the Province of Rome and sovereign of Vatican City. He was popularly known in Rome as the good Pope, the Pope of unity, and the Pope of peace, with the Communist press dubbing him the Pope of co existence.
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Vatican City
Pope John
Rome
Jesus Christ
Universal Church
West
Italy
Stan The Tire Man Contest Winners Celebrate Prize Haul
Stan the Tire Man in Mt Vernon marked 12 years in business by awarding over 2000 in prizes last Saturday. Grand prize winner was W. P. Nealy of Salem Illinois, a trip for two with options for Nassau Mexico City or 512 silver dollars. Second prizes included trips and baseball tickets with winners across Mt Vernon Salem Centralia Fairfield and more. Third and fourth prize recipients earned Stan Musial baseball gloves pictures gun cases and jeweled scatter pins with numerous named winners listed.
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Stan
Mt. Vernon
Nassau
Mexico City
Ozark
Stan Musial
W. P. Nealy
R. R
Salem
Illinois
John Grigg
Linview Drive
Wilvin Waggoner
R. R. J. Centralia
Lawrence Arning
E. Broadway
Fairfield Bobbie Fife
Rinard
Lee Carlton
South 24Th St
Darrell Corners
Isabella
M. H. Outland
Liebengood
John L. Ward
E. Boone
W. R. Davis
Jess Eddington
Centralia
Deared
Office Building Boom Grows in Medium Cities
The modern office environment expands beyond big cities into medium centers as new facilities with glass walls and year-round air conditioning rise. Contracts total 156.2 million across sizes with top deals in Chicago Boston and Washington. Experts say outside capitals can spark a regional boom as private and federal funds back modernization.
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New York
United States
F. W. Dodge Corporation
Chicago
Boston
Washington, D.C
Spokane
Philip Heller
Fischbach and Moore
Leity
Department of Economics
Lehigh University
Los Angeles
Don Williamson Receives DeKalb Agricultural Award
Donald Williamson of Belle Rive has won the 1963 DeKalb Agricultural Accomplishment Award for senior vocational agriculture students. He excelled in FFA leadership and community work, led the chapter as president, and maintained top yields in corn. He plans to farm with his father after high school and pursue electronics.
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Donald Williamson
T. W. Williamson
Belle Rive
DeKalb
FFA
Webber Township
Bruford
Donald
Future Farmers of America
Hampshire
Bluford Agriculture Department
Bill Jones
Donald Hampton
University of Illinois
Musicians At Mt Vernon TB Hospital Entertainment
Patients at the Mt Vernon State Tuberculosis Sanitarium will be entertained on Tuesday evening June 4 1963 by two local musical groups. They are members of the American Federation of Musicians Local 465 in Mt Vernon Illinois. The music is funded by a grant from Recording Industries Trust Funds, obtained through Local 465 and Rehabilitation Counselor Mrs Bobby L Tevebaugh.
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Mt. Vernon State Tuberculosis Sanitarium
American Federation of Musicians
Mt. Vernon
Recording Industries
Vernon
Linois
Bobby L. Tevebaugh
Office workforce to surge in 1975 demand
The speaker compares future needs to the last boom of the 1920s noting times as many office workers and larger average space. He projects a requirement in 1975 at least 50 percent above present levels, signaling a substantial expansion in office capacity.
Greyhound Takes 75 New Scenicruiser Buses In Service
Greyhound awards delivery of 75 air conditioned single level Scenicruiser buses as part of a 475 bus order with General Motors. The 38 seat models include reclining seats, tinted windows, individual ventilation, reading lamps, and blue striped upholstery. The remaining 400 buses are due by March 1964 ahead of the 1964 World’s Fair.
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Chicago
Greyhound
James E. Hawthorne
General Motors
Greyhound Corporation
TAB Beverage Debuts At One Calorie Per Serving
Cecil Nick Cowan sales supervisor at Mr Vernon Coca-Cola Bottling Co announces TAB the new diet beverage with one calorie per 1g ounce serving. The star sprinkled bottle marks one of the first nationwide bottling launches by Coca-Cola. TAB uses calcium cyclamate and saccharin as sweeteners and will be distributed solely by Coca-Cola bottlers. Cowan says TAB helps dieters track calories.
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Cecil
Nick) Cowan
Vernon
Coca- Cola Bottling Co
Cowan
Coca-Cola Company
Coca- Cola
Prudential Hits All-Time High In Life Insurance In Illinois
Raymond W. Cobb of Prudential reports Illinois life insurance in force at a record 5.7 billion, up 301 million from 1961 end. Nationally Prudential life insurance in force for the United States and Canada end 1962 reached 90.4 billion, up 4.7 billion from 1961.
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Raymond W. Cobb
Prudential Insurance Company
Mid-America
Chicago
Prudential
Illinois
Prudential Life Insurance
United States
Canada
Met Life Illinois pays out 141 million to policyholders and beneficiaries
James N. Henneberry of Metropolitan Life Insurance reports Illinois payments to policyholders and beneficiaries last year reached 141,783,813, with living policyholders receiving about twice death claim beneficiaries. Over five years Illinois totals amount to 645,059,544, and nationwide payments last year hit 1,986,000,000, the sixth straight year over 1.5 billion.
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James N. Henneberry
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Mt. Vernon
Illinois
Wives Lobby For State Cops Shorter Work Week
About 75 wives of state police officers stood in the Senate gallery to back a bill cutting the state police work week to 30 hours. They carried signs urging careful voting and noting belts save lives and reasonable hours protect families. The item was part of a reform effort amid broader traffic safety concerns.
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Hartford
Welge Named Southern Illinois Representative for Costello
John Byrne Welge of 209 North 32nd Mount Vernon has been appointed southern Illinois representative for Costello Manufacturing Company a maker of cleaning chemicals for industrial and institutional use Welge a longtime Mt Vernon resident was previously in the paint business with his father
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John Byrne Welge
North 32Nd
Mount Vernon
Southern Illinois
Costello Manufacturing Company
Costello Company
Welge
Mt. Vernon
Lignoul Named Universal CIT Mt. Vernon Loan Manager
Richard K. Lignoul is named loan manager for Universal CIT’s Mt. Vernon office by district manager Harold S. Brubaker. He comes from St. Louis where he was collection manager and is a Belleville Illinois native and DePauw and Southern Illinois University alumnus. The appointment accompanies a major expansion of Universal CIT, the nation’s largest independent sales financing organization, which offers auto and home financing and operates over 435 offices nationwide.
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Richard K. Lignoul
Universal C.lt
Mt. Vernon
Harold S. Brubaker
Lignoul
St. Louis
Belleville
Ill
DePauw
Southern Illinois
Company of
Lignour
Universal C.I.T
U. S
AAA Re Elects Clark Priest at Missouri Auto Club Meeting
Edwin M. Clark was re elected chairman of the Board of Governors of the Automobile Club of Missouri and H Sam Priest was re elected president at the 61st annual meeting in St Louis on May 28 Clark, head of Southwestern Bell, has served on the board since 1953 and became chairman in 1962 Priest joined the board in 1958 and has been president since 1961 also re elected as vice presidents were John F Krey W W Johnson and Charles J Epp treasurer Wayne Lutyena and secretary Douglas B Remmers.
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Edwin M. Clark
Automobile Club of Missouri
H. Sam Priest
Auto Club
St. Louis
Clark
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Motorist
Priest
Board of Governors
John F. Krey
W. W. Johnson
Springfield
Charles J. Epp
Kansas City
Wayne Lutyena
Douglas B. Remmers
Mo-Pac Buys 100 Box Cars for $2 Million
Missouri Pacific Railroad announced purchase of 100 box cars costing nearly two million dollars. Cars measure 60 to 64 feet, will carry automobile parts, feature 16 foot double doors, cushion underframes and roller bearings. Greenville Steel Car Co. of Greenville, Pa. built them with delivery starting in early September as part of a year’s total orders exceeding 25 million.
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St, Louis
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Downing B. Jenks
Greenville Steel Car Co
Greenville
Missouri Pacific
Limerick Honors Frank Logsdon at Evansville Event
Frank Logsdon head of Limerick Finance Rogers Building was guest of honor at Recognition Day in Evansville Indiana on May 28. He and wife Betty received an expense paid trip for his tenth anniversary with the company. A luncheon and tour led to a dinner at Evansville Country Club where he was presented a silver serving tray by President Leland M Feigel. Logsdon has led the local office for over two years and hails from the Harrisburg area. Limerick operates more than 175 offices in 16 states including over 40 in Illinois.
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Frank Logsdon
Limerick
Rogers
Evansville
Indiana
Logsdon
Pany
Betty
Evansville Country Club
Logsdons
Leland M. Feigel
Harrisburg
Illinois
Land of Lincoln Insurance Holds Regional Stockholders Meet
Raymond R Powell of Springfield IL founder and executive vice president will speak at a regional stockholders meeting Thursday at 8 00 p m in the Moose Lodge Broadway and 8th. Charles J Pardee Jr Mt Vernon secretary director, Lennis Blackburn Granite City vice president regional director Southern Illinois presiding.
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Raymond R. Powell
Springfield
Illinois
Land of Lincoln Life Insurance Company
Moose Lodge
Broadway
8Th
Charles J. Pardee Jr
Mt. Vernon
Pardee
Illinois Oil and Gas Association
W. Broadway
Lennis Blackburn
Granite City
Southern Illinois
Blackburn
Orville Bierbaum
East Alton
Land of Lincoln
Park Appointed Wire Chief In Mt. Vernon
Clarence M. Park of Springfield has been promoted to Illinois Bell wire chief in Mt. Vernon replacing James L. Bradfield, who moves to Springfield in the Employment and Educational Services department. Bradfield has served as wire chief since February 1962 and will relocate with his wife Marian and two children. Park, with 12 years at Illinois Bell, is a Springfield native a Marine Corps veteran and a 32nd degree Mason. He and his family plan to reside in Mt. Vernon.
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Clarence M. Park
Springfield
Illinois Bell
Mt. Vernon
James L. Bradfield
G. R. Ramey
Bradfield
Briarwood
Faith Lutheran Church
Lions Club
Amvers
South Bend
Ind
Valparaiso
Ind.) University
Army
Joliet
Marian
Park
Peoria
Springfield High School
Marine Corps
First Christian Church of
New President of the Christian Science Church Named
Mrs Helen Wood Bauman is elected president for a one year term at The Mother Church in Boston. She will also continue as editor of the denomination’s periodicals and has served as agonist, teacher, and practitioner in various cities since beginning work in St Joseph Missouri.
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Boston
Helen Wood Bauman
Christian Science Church
First Chuch of Christ
Scientist
Pupil Transfer Plans Ruled Out
The Supreme Court ruled two Tennessee public school transfer plans illegal. Used in Knoxville and Davidson County, the plans allowed students to move from minority to majority schools. Attorneys argued the plans perpetuated segregation by race and violated equal protection. Justice Clark announced the unanimous decision.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Tennessee
Knoxville
Davidson County
Nashville
Knox County
Clark
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Mark TV
J. Byrne Welge
Costello
CIT
AAA
Mo-Pac
Land of Lincoln Insurance
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