Deaths Hilda Garrison rites Wednesday in DesPlaines
DesPlaines resident Mrs Hilda Garrison wife of Dr Walter H Garrison died. Funeral services set for 1:00 p m Wednesday at Oehler Funeral Home Des Plaines. Born July 1 1908 in Manitowon county Wisconsin she was daughter of William and Maria Paul. Survived by husband and one daughter Fay Hutson of Los Angeles two sisters and two brothers.
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John C. Garrison
Hilda Garrison
Sixth Avenue
DesPlaines
Walter H. Garrison
Oehler Funeral Home
Des Plaines
Garrison
Manitowon County
Wisconsin
William and
Maria Paul
Fay Hutson
Los Angeles
Calif
J C Mayberry Dies At 77 With Rites Planned
Jacob Calvin Mayberry died at 11 15 am Saturday at his home 622 Opdyke aged 77 years 11 months 5 days Funeral at 2 pm Wednesday at Myers Chapel with burial in Bethel Memorial Cemetery He lies in state after 4 pm Tuesday Survivors include wife Eva Lena Tibbs six children two sisters a stepdaughter and eight grandchildren
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Jacob Calvin Mayberry
Opdyke
Myers Chapel
Bethel Memorial Cemetery
Mr. Mayberry
Hamilton County
Merideth
Sarah Ann (McBroom) Mayberry
Eva Lena Tibbs
Bob Mayberry
Olney
William Loren Mayberry
Charlotte
North Carolina
Eugene Mayberry
McHenry Maryland
Maxine Cox
Pekin
Flossie Phinney
Virginia
Cora Bruyn
Stella Coats
Redondo Beach
Calif
Uncle Of Father Burke Is Dead
Martin Burke uncle of Father James P. Burke of Mt. Vernon died Saturday morning at his Cambridge Massachusetts home. Native of County Tipperary Ireland he came to America at 18 and spent most of his life in the Boston area. Solemn High Mass will be held Tuesday at St Marys Cambridge with Rev James P Burke as celebrant. Burial in the Cambridge Catholic cemetery. Survivors include daughter Helen McMahon and sons Joseph and William all of Cambridge, plus nieces and nephews in St Louis and East St Louis. Preceded in death by wife and a son Francis.
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James P. Burke
Mt. Vernon
Cambridge
Mass
Mr. Burke
County Tipperary
Ireland
America
Boston
St. Mary's Church
Helen McMahon
Joseph
William
St. Louis
East St. Louis
Francis
Mondino Dies at 61 in West Frankfort Funeral Held
Pete Mondino 61 of West Frankfort former major league player died Saturday at Lakeside Hospital Cleveland Ohio after heart surgery five weeks ago He was executive secretary of West Frankfort Chamber of Commerce Funeral held Tuesday at St Johns Catholic Church West Frankfort Burial in St Johns Cemetery Rosary tonight at 730 at Stone Funeral Home Friends may visit after 7 PM.
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Pete Mondino
West Frankfort
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Ohio
Mondino
Five People Fined in Circuit Court Cases
Circuit Court fines include Dana E. Soloman of 1107 South 24th Street for driving too fast for conditions and intoxication with totals of 10 and 25 dollars respectively. Lester F. Shelton of Route 7 Mt. Vernon disobeyed traffic signal for 10 dollars. William D. Riley Route 1 Hell received 10 dollars for disturbance. Patricia Spakes of Evansville Indiana paid 10 dollars for too fast for conditions. Charles N. Doll of Evansville Indiana charged with improper passing for 19 dollars.
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Circuit Court
Dana E. Soloman
South 24Th Street
Lester F. Shelton
Mt. Vernon
William D. Riley
Hell
Patricia Spakes
Evansville
Ind
Charles N. Doll
Meetings Noted By Lodges In June
Mt Vernon Lodge 31 holds stated and special meeting Monday June 5 at 7 30 pm with second degree work. Opdyke observers noted. Jefferson Chapter 686 Order of the Eastern Star meets Tuesday June 6 at 8 pm in the Masonic Temple Opdyke. Marguerite Piper WM Flossie Harriman Secored.
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Mt. Vernon
Bill Salyer
W.M
Byron Weld
Opdyke
Jefferson Chapter 686
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Marguerite Piper
W.M. Flossie Harriman
Weather Summary for Illinois Saturday and Sunday
Temperatures rise into the 70s and 80s across Illinois with a cold front bringing thundershowers tonight and Tuesday. Rainfall so far this year stands at 15.83 inches inches and widespread showers are expected statewide except for the far southeast and southern tip, with cooler air Tuesday morning.
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Associated Press
Illinois
Weather Bureau
Weather outlook for Southern Illinois through Saturday
Southern Illinois temperatures Tuesday through Saturday will average near seasonal normals with only minor daily changes. Normal highs range from around 8 to the mid 80s, and lows from near 60 to the mid 60s southeast. Precipitation expected to total one to one and a half inches in several showers or thunder showers periods.
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Illinois
General Radiator Wins Top Awards
General Radiator won top awards at a dinner closing the seminar's first day. The event marked the third consecutive year of recognition for outstanding overall corporate management. American Corporation hosts the annual seminar with about 130 executives from divisions and subsidiaries in attendance.
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Mance
Chromalloy American Corporation
160 Birtons Die in Plane Disasters
A wide range of newspapers urge government action after a string of plane crashes. The Daily Express cites full facts of the appalling disasters and calls for inquiry. The Daily Mail demands a government inquiry while The Sun pushes for a wide survey of charter flights. The Daily Telegraph seeks scrutiny of air space and related issues.
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Birtons
Daily Express
Daily Mail
The
Sun
Daily Telegraph
Hog Market Prices Near Mt Vernon Move Down
Markets Mt Vernon hog market reports prices paid until 12:30 p.m. today down 25 cents. Top was 22.25 22.50 for 200 to 220 lb meat hogs. Sows rose 25 cents to 19.25 for 300 weight. down for 300 weight and over under 19.00. Boars ranged 13.50 to 14.50. Next day prices to base.
Mt Vernon Grain Prices Quoted This Afternoon
Mt Vernon market report lists soybean prices at 2.71 per bushel with shell corn at 1.30 and ear corn at 1.27 in this afternoon’s quotations.
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Mt. Vernon
Egg and Poultry Prices From St Louis Market
St Louis Produce reports wholesale egg and poultry prices with grades and weights. Large eggs 22 to 25, medium 17 to 21, small 12 to 14 cents. heavy hens 12, light hens 9, under 5 pounds 5. broilers and fryers 23 to 24 cents.
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ST. Louis
Grain price notices from Chicago market desks
Chicago AP market wire lists daily grain prices for wheat No 2 hard 1.75, No 2 red 1.69, corn No 2 yellow 1.41, oats No 2 heavy white 7.34, soybeans No 1 yellow 2.96 and soybean oil 10.45.
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Chicago
Livestock Prices From National Stockyards Averages Tuesday
Inl AP reports Tuesday estimates for hogs cattle calves and sheep at National Stockyards. Hogs 8000 head openers 22.25 to 23.35 for 200 to 250 pounds. Cattle 5000 head with steers 24.75 to 26.25 heifers 23.75 to 25.10 cows 16.50 to 18.50 vealers 18.00 to 34.00. Sheep 700 head lambs 23.00 to 28.00 shorn lambs 27.00 ewes 5.00 to 7.00.
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National Stockyards
Inl
Chicago Produce and Live Poultry Prices Reported
Chicago Mercantile Exchange prices for butter and eggs are listed with grades and percentages. Live poultry rates show roasters and Special fed white rock fryers with quoted figures.
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Chicago
Asda
Wall Street slips amid Israeli Arab hostilities shock
Wall Street faced heavy early losses as Israeli Arab hostilities unsettled markets. By noon the Dow fell 11.14 to 852.17, with the AP average down 3.14 and losses concentrated across industrials, rails, utilities, oils, autos, and defense stocks.
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New York
Kennedy
Associated Press
Middle East
General Motors
Polaroid
Xerox
American Stock Exchange
Brenton Couple Welcome Daughter April Gem
Mr and Mrs James Brenton of 29 S E Crescent are the parents of a daughter born at 2 10 yesterday morning in Good Samaritan hospital. The child weighs six pounds nine ounces and has been named April Gem.
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James Brenton
S. E. Crescent
Good Samaritan Hospital
April Gem
Orthodox Christians Defined by Rite and Variations
Orthodox Christians are those who are of the Eastern or Greek rite and its variations, including Russian and Syrian. They are neither Roman Catholics nor Protestants.
Hospital Notes Differson Memorial Admissions List
Admissions show numerous names and addresses admitted to Differson Memorial including Lonnie C Cavaness Dahlgren Eugenia J Wilkey Richar Birkner and many others. Discharged patients include Tony Bicanich Jackie Duane Beppler and Clayton Sledge among many names and home towns.
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Lonnie C. Cavaness
Logan
Eugenia J. Wilkey
Dahlgren
Richar Birkner
Welkins
Virgin May Stover
Belleville
Carrie J. Hood
McLeansboro
Wanda F. Rampy
McLeanshe
Tony Bicanich
Bonnie
Charlie Newton Jamerson
Springerton
William Panzier
Ashley
Eugene M. Morrow
Soulls
Jackie Duane Beppler
Lamar
State K C Officers Plan 1967 68 Program
Congressman Gray announces $101,287.50 Interior grant for Beaucoup Creek Lakeland project to buy 1,064 acres for a 498 acre lake and outdoor facilities, matched by Nashville bond. Downey hosts session naming Peoria 1968 state convention and programs to improve fraternal organization cooperation, scholarship funds, and moral decency enforcement.
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Washington, D.C
Kenneth J. Gray
West Frankfort
Ill
Department of Interior
Beaucoup Creek
Nashville
Marines Smash Enemies In Major Red Base Area
Naval gunfire struck a Red base area in nist infested provinces for the fourth time this week. US forces reported 17 log bunkers destroyed and a long trench system caved in. Weather limited raids in the Hanoi Haiphong region to supply lines south of the major industrial zone. Communist defectors surrendered in Quang Ngai Province, with 24 walkers and 12 more giving up after a battle with an Army task force. 50 water buffalo were turned over to South Vietnamese authorities. In the Philippines, Marcos and U S ambassador Blair agreed to use Mactan air base for as long as the war lasts, not for bombing North Vietnam. Hanoi charged U S attacks on dikes and irrigation in May, 1966, which U S air officers deny targeting.
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Hanoi-Haiphong
Quang Ngai
101St Airborne Division
Ferdinand E. Marcos
U.S
William McCormick Blair Jr
United States
Philippine
Mactan
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Hanoi
Water Conservancy
Mt Vernon Game Farm Rehab Bill Advances
Governor Kerner holds a measure approving 250000 for rehabilitation of the Mt Vernon state game farm south of Mt Vernon. Introduced by Rep Ben Blades and Sen Paul Broyles, the funding from the Fish and Game Fund will finance the rejuvenation including quail raising equipment with no tax impact.
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Mt. Vernon
Otto Kerner
Ben Blades
Fairfield
Paul Broyles
Rep. Blades
Fish and Game Fund
Sen
Broyles
Blades
Louis L. Emmerson
Broyeles
Trail Rides In Shawnee Forest Week of Riding
The Associated Saddle Clubs of Southern Illinois sponsor a week of trail riding in the Shawnee National Forest. Rides run July 8 to 11 starting at the Shawnee Trail Riders Club near Harrisburg with daily rides of varying length and shaded routes. Camps at Ft Massac Fairgrounds Metropolis, then excursions to Eddyville Reipse Ridge Golconda Dixon Springs and Ft Massac State Park.
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Associated Saddle Clubs
Southern Illinois
Shawnee Trail Riders Club
Harrisburg
Ft. Massac County Fairgrounds
Metropolis
Shawnee National Forest
Eddyville
Reipe Ridge
Golconda
Dixon Springs
Ft. Mas- Sac State Park
Shawnee Natonal Forest
Stolen Billfolds From Parked Cars At City Park
Billfolds were stolen Sunday evening from two cars near the tennis courts at Mt. Vernon city park. One billfold from Clinton Webb of 3264 Cherry street contained $21 and a watch was taken. a second billfold from Dave Burnette of 701 South 19th Street held $0.01 and personal papers.
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Mt. Vernon
Clinton Webb
Cherry Street
Webb Auto
Dave Burnette
South 19Th Street
Girl Injured By Rock at City Park
A nine year old girl, Rhonda Jean Oxford, was struck in the head and shoulder by a rock while riding a boat on the park lake. She was taken to Good Samaritan Hospital in satisfactory condition. Police arrested Louis Winston and Lewis Lidell, both youths, on disturbance charges related to the rock throwing incident.
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City Park
Rhonda Jean Oxford
South 23Rd Street
Park Lake
Good Samaritan Hospital
Louis Winston
South 12Th Street
Lewis Lidell
South Ninth Street
Auto Hits Tree Injuring Driver on South 19th Street
Orla R. Lashbrook, 21, of 1912 Cherry Street, was injured early Saturday when a 1967 model car he was driving sideswiped a power pole in the 200 block of South 19th Street, knocked down a street sign, and struck a tree. The car was badly damaged and Lashbrook was charged with careless driving.
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Orla R. Lashbrook
Cherry Street
South 19Th Street
Spray Painting Vandals Hit Mt Vernon Area Cars
Police investigated weekend vandalism in Mt Vernon after Phillip Kent Miller of Mecleanboro reported a three inch gold spray paint stripe on his car parked in the 1200 block of south 12th street.
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Mt. Vernon
Phillip Kent Miller
Mec- Leansboro
South 12Th Street
White House holds crisis briefings on Middle East
President Johnson and top aides maintain constant contact with developing events. Two crisis meetings convened with Secretary of State Rusk, Defense Secretary McNamara, Rostow and Christian. Rusk and McNamara to brief Senate and House leaders on the Middle East crisis.
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Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Rostow
Christian
Rusk
McNamara
Senate
House
Middle East
Jets Bomb Targets in Cairo Area
In Cairo during air raid alerts civilians shelter and react with defiance as Egyptian MIG fighters and antiaircraft bursts fill the sky near Heliopolis and El Misr bank. A reported downed Israel plane near a casino is unconfirmed. NBC correspondent Tom Streithorst was knocked unconscious by a mob while filming.
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Israel
Thelas
Cairo
Heliopolis
Gamal Abdel Nasser
NBC
Tom Streithorst
Egyptians Cut Off in Gaza Strip War Opens Fronts
As fighting erupts along the Sinai and Gaza fronts, Egypt and Israel clash with air and ground fire across Syria and Jordan. The UN Emergency Force is urged to withdraw, with Washington urging restraint and Britain seeking dialogue among the Big Four powers. Arab broadcasts claim air and ground successes while Gen Dayan warns against conquest. Iraq moves troops into the region amid raids by Arab forces.
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Iraq
Jordan
Power Failure Blackout Hits East Coast States
Newark New Jersey faced a midmorning blackout stretching from New Jersey to Delaware with Philadelphia regaining power within an hour. The outage stopped clocks in Newark at 10 23 a m and affected Newark Police Headquarters and the New Jersey State Capitol in Trenton. The Public Service Company of New Jersey blamed an interconnecting line linking New Jersey Pennsylvania and Maryland for the failure. eight of nine generating stations were knocked out and restoration times were not announced.
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N.J
New Jersey
Delaware
Philadelphia
State Capitol
Trenton
New York City
The
Public Service Co
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Fire on U S Carrier Kearsarge Injures Three Crew
Navy officials probe explosion and fire aboard the aircraft carrier Kearsarge off the Southern California coast. Three crewmen were injured after an explosion in a compressor compartment during maneuvers Saturday.
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San Diego
Calif
Navy
Kearsarge
California
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