Deaths Isadore Ziarek Scheller
Isadore Sam Ziamek also listed as Isadore Ziarek Scheller, 64, died at home in Scheller. Funeral services set for 9:00 a.m. Saturday at St Barbara Catholic Church in Seheller, with burial in the church cemetery. Body lies in state at Fry Funeral Home Waltonville. rosary recited tonight at 8:00 p.m.
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Isadore Sam Ziamek
Seheller
St. Barbara’s Catholic Church
Joe Wieczorek
Fry Funeral Home
Waltonville
Fry Funeral
Mr. Ziarnek
Scheller
Mt Vernon Hog Market Prices Report
Mt Vernon hog market lists No 1 and No 2 hogs at 200 to 220 pounds selling 26.00 to 26.50. Sorted No 1 at 26.75. Mixed No 2 and No 3 between 220 and 240 pounds sold 25.50 to 26.00. Sows ranged from 19.50 to 22.00.
Grain Prices Quoted From Mt Vernon Market
This morning in Mt Vernon buyers saw wheat at 1.30 a bushel soybeans at 3.44 and corn at 1.17 per bushel as local market quotes.
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Mt. Vernon
Chicago grain prices report shows multiple futures
AP from Chicago notes Wheat No 2 hard red at 1.4 percent, No 2 soft red 1.49. Corn No 2 yellow at 1.264 percent, Oats No 2 extra heavy white 76n. Soybeans No 1 yellow at 3.50 percent, Soybean oil 11.27n.
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Chicago
Market and mine updates from National Stockyards and Inland
National Stockyards Illinois reports Monday receipts of 6000 hogs 3000 cattle and 200 sheep with hogs at steady to higher prices across various weight classes. Cattle recounts and sheep on hand are insufficient. New York stock market slides further amid hopes and concerns over McGovern economic proposals. Levitz Furniture drops on news of president's resignation. SEC action cited. Inland Steel Coal Properties announces management changes at the Sesser mine with Peraino retiring and Shockley promoted to Chief Engineer and Don Jones promoted to Mine Superintendent.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
South Dakota
George McGovern
Levitz Furniture
Leon J. Levitz
Securities and Exchange Commission
Inland Steel Company
Sesser
N. M. Pace
Coal Properties
Joe J. Peraino
Inland
Peraino
Lehigh Uni
Ada
Fairway Drive
Mt. Vernon
Diane Cushman
Shirley Peraino
Champaign
Richard R. Shockley
Virginia Polytechnic Insti
Shockley
Kentucky
Illinois
Army Combat Engineers
Mary
N. Main
Benton
Donald E. Jones
Jones
University of Missouri At Rolla
Inland Iy
Don
Evelyn
South 34Th Street
Timothy
Donita
Fourth straight night of trouble at Alton continues
Police Lt Walter Conrad faces suspension over alleged brutality to blacks as May and Paul Lenz reject complaints and call for normal channels. Lenz accepts mediation help from Justice Department Community Relations Service and media liaison from Frankie Freeman. City of about 40,000 on the Mississippi River vows to hire more black officers within civil service rules.
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Walter Conrad
Paul Lenz
Lenz
U.S.’ Justice Department
Frankie Freeman
St. Louis
U.S. Commission On Civil Rights
Mississippi River
Mre
Civil Service “Commission
Welfare Overhaul Alters Social Security and Health Programs
The bill revamps Social Security welfare and Medicare for the aged and Medicaid for the poor. It rejects Nixon’s guaranteed income and work requirements for families with children, while expanding benefits for widows, older workers, and the disabled. Medicare would cover many at‑home prescription drugs, with the government paying about $700 million of the national $1 billion annual cost.
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House
Nixon
Oil Slick Flows Down Embarras River From Illinois Campus
An oil spill from the University of Illinois heating system spread along the Embarras River south of Champaign and Douglas Counties. Crews pumped oil from the slow river, reporting 25,000 gallons released. Fish were killed as the 12 foot wide stream carried the slick after a valve opened during a coal to oil conversion.
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Champaign, Ill
UPI
University of Ilinois
Embarras
Here
University of Illinois
Champaign
Douglas
U. of I
Three Suspects Arrested After Nine Hour Alma Burglary Chase
In Marion County, two men Scott Pruden 21 and David Hough 19 both Centralia and a 15 year old girl were found sleeping in a wooded area near Alma after a nine hour pursuit. They’re accused of stealing a minibike and a wheel from Williams Farm Equipment. State’s Attorney Ronald Niemann said burglary charges will be filed. juvenile delinquency petition planned for the girl with possible dismissal to allow criminal charges. Sheriff Charles Sanders noted no armed resistance and that deputy Parrish fired warning shots. Police, including 15 agencies and three dogs, combed a nine hour search before the trio’s capture and they remain jailed.
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Marion County
Alma
Wilams Farm Equipment Company
Ronald Niemann
Scott. Pruden
David Hough
Centralia
Williams
Niemann
Marion
Charles Sanders
Robert Parrish
Parish
Sanders
Vandalia
Marionne
Hanoi Air Strikes Hit Hanoi Haiphong Complex Strongest Since Pause
American fighter bombers delivered their heaviest blows on the Hanoi Haiphong military complex in over two months. Targets included barracks depots and vehicle maintenance west of Hanoi and a fuel depot near Haiphong. B52s struck the southern panhandle for the first time in weeks. An F4 Phantom was reportedly shot down over Vinh Linh and a crew member captured.
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Saigon
Hanoi-Haiphong
U.S
Hanoi
Haiphong
Cai Bi
Panhandle
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
South Vietnam
Vinh Linh
Daley Contested Charges Hit Chicago Delegates at Hearing
Chicago Democrats face a challenge to their convention delegation with claims of rule violations by Daley allies. Wayne Whalen cites affidavits alleging disregard for reform rules and insider slate practices. Hearing officer Cecil Poole to report findings, convention opens July 10 in Miami Beach.
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Chicago
Richard J. Daley
National Party
Daley
Sen
Georges. McGovern
Wayne Whalen
Chicago Democrats
Democratic Party
Whalen
Cecil F. Poole
San Francisco
Miami Beach
Fla
Poole
Pilots threaten 24 hour world air strike over hijacking
The IFALPA threatened a 24 hour worldwide stoppage on June 19 if the UN fails to curb hijackings. After 10 Czechs hijacked a Czechoslovak airliner to West Germany, killing the pilot, calls grew for UN action and sanctions. The U S Air Line Pilots Association urged a boycott of airlines sheltering hijackers while Algerian authorities handle two American hijackers who extorted 500000 in ransom.
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Weiden
London
International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations
United Nations
West Germany
U.S. Air Line Pilots Association
International Federation
Ifalpa
International Civil Aviation Organization
U.N. Security Council
Federation
Western Airlines
Algiers
U.S. State Department
U.S
State Department
Join Air Force And Get Married
In Indianapolis Carol DeMarr and John Baer married after being sworn into the Air Force. The ceremony at the Armed Forces Induction Center marked the center’s first wedding. The Air Force paid their hotel for a one night honeymoon. the couple, both 18, begin six weeks basic training in San Antonio and expect to be assigned together after.
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Indianapolis
Carol DeMarr
John Baer
Air Force
Carol
George DeMarr
Flora
John
William Baer
Delphi
Armed Forces Induction Center
San Antonio
Tex
Suspense In Air As Illinois Democrats Open Convention
Springfield opens the Illinois Democratic Convention with suspense over the fate of 59 Muskie delegates elected March 21. At-large delegates include six uncommitted, three backing Muskie, and one backing McGovern. Keynote speaker Sen. Adlai Stevenson III. convention to ratify delegates, pick three Board of Trustees candidates, and form Platform Rules and Credentials committees. The statewide delegation meets June 16 in Springfield to organize for the Miami nominating convention.
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Springfield
Ill
Ilinois
Muskie
Adlai E. Stevenson III
Maine
Edmund Muskie
South Dakota
George S. McGovern
McGovern
Commission On
University of Illinois Board of Trustees
Miami
Stevenson
Minnesota
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Democratic Party
St. Nicholas Hotel
Rockford
Race Tonight At Fairmount Park Ends Strike
Collinsville Illinois UPI says 11 union equipment operators resume work Friday for a full evening card at Fairmount Park after a strike halted Thursday racing. Walkup starts used for five races, bets over 18000 refunded after a bad start left four horses behind. The operators, paid 7.45 an hour, struck over Memorial Day pay demands for triple time.
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Collinsville, Ill
UPI
Fairmount Park
Teamsters Local 729
Revenue Sharing Is Doomed to Help Rural Areas
Washington reports Senate House conferees reached a compromise bill to fund rural development with about 500 million dollars a year in grants and expanded powers for rural revitalization. The plan excludes the Senate revenue sharing model and targets towns under 10,000 and industrial loans for cities up to 50,000.
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Washington
Congress
Senate House Conserees
America
Nixon
House
Senate
Senate Agriculture Committee
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
Bargain Booze For Ohioans
Ohioans will get a bargain basement booze sale this month as the state Liquor Control Department runs a remnant day sale starting June 16 at 25 stores. Prices drop by 1 to 3 dollars on 137 items as slow-moving stock is cleared. Director Richard E. Guggenheim said the sale aims to bring about 22.5 million in gross profit above cost.
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Columbus, Ohio
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Joe
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Joe Perrino
Richard Shockley
Alton
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Columbia University
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