Leslie J Dustin Funeral Sunday in My ers Chapel
Leslie James Dustin 1201 Park Avenue was found dead in his trailer and funeral services are set for 1 30 p m Sunday at My ers Funeral Home Chapel He was a retired druggist and former owner of a Jefferson Memorial Hospital pharmacy He was born July 4 1900 in Chicago married to Lois Bolds in 1929 She died in 1959 He was a member of several fraternal and church groups Survivors include a daughter Mrs Edgar Hall a son Mr Vernon a brother Edgar Russell Anaheim California a granddaughter and a great granddaughter Masonic rites at 7 p m tonight
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Myers Funeral Home
Leslie James Dustin
Park Avenue
Dustin
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Edgar
Blanche Dustin
Lois Bolds
First Community Church
Masonic Lodge
White Shrine
Commandery
The
Shriners and Elks
Delbert Wickstrom
Maplewood
St. Elmo
Edgar Hall
Vernon
Edgar Russell
Anaheim
Calif
State To Ban Garbage Fires
Springfield Illinois AP reports a state wide ban on opening burning of garbage will take effect June 17. The regulation targets open burning of refuse and salvage wastes with penalties up to 200 dollars a day. Backyard incineration is exempt as it falls to local control.
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Ilinois
Clarence Klassen
State Air Pollution Control Board
Klassen
Mystery Guest In Their House
In Champaign Illinois Mr. and Mrs. Carl Matthews found a mystery caller had stayed in their home Friday night. They reported missing clothes a shirt trousers socks shoes and keys plus a ring left in the bathtub and a mess on the kitchen table where sandwiches were eaten.
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Champaign
Til. AP
Carl Matthews
Mr. Matthews
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admission List
Admitted: Ella Crash of Wayne City. Good Samaritan admits Michael Robert Sloat Martha Pearline Hunt Edna Butler Ruby W Sinks Mary Ann Lowery Mary Jo Josephine Garrison Alice Faye Russell Lee O dell Myers Treva Mae Jones Mary Jane Dewey Max L Tittle Harold L Morgan Ruby Jewell Slayton Thelma M Hood. Discharged: James Randall Miller Quentin M Lacey Mary Frances Souers Ora Faye McGinnis Evalyn Rose Knapp Kim Scott Rawlinson.
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Jefferson Memorial
Ella Crash
Wayne City
Good Samaritan
Michael Robert Sloat
Martha Pearline Hunt
Edna Butler
Ruby W. Sinks
Mary Ann Lowery
Mary Josephine Garrison
Alice Faye Russell
Lee O’dell Myers
Treva Mae Jones
Mary Jane Dewey
Max L. Tittle
Harold L. Morgan
Ruby Jewell Slayton
Thelma M. Hood
James Randall Miller
Quentin M. Lacey
Mary Frances Souers
Ora Faye McGinnis
Evalyn Rose Knapp
Kim Scott Rawlinson
Mt Vernon Lodge Holds Special Meet Amid Lays Work
Special meeting of Mt Vernon Lodge No. 31 AF and AM was scheduled for Monday June 14 1965 at 7 30 p m with work in the third degree at Joe Claxton and W Byron Weld serving as secretary Brethren to assemble at the Masonic Temple at 6 30 p m A Masonic funeral for Brother Leslie Dustin will be held at Myers Funeral Chapel at 7 p m Saturday June 12 1965 Joe Claxton Master.
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Mt. Vernon Lodge No
Joe Claxton
W. Byron Weld
A. F
A.M. Masonic
Leslie Dustin
Myers Funeral Chapel
Masonic Temple
Global turmoil and Viet Nam news dominate week
The World s Week reports major upheaval as Phan Khac Suu resigns amid Catholic dissent, Viet Cong advances cut Dong Xoai district capital, and U.S. combat role debate stirs White House. Supreme Court dismisses contraceptive ban in Connecticut and Estes swindle case. Wall Street drops on Johnson illness rumor, Wagner withdraws bids, and New York political scene shifts. Deaths include Burgess and Judy Holiday. McDivitt quotes kids on space return.
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National Legislative Council
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White House
Longest golf drives noted by Encyclopedia Americana
The Encyclopedia Americana cites Craig Wood's 430 yard drive at the 1933 British Open in St. Andrews with a dry course and tail wind. It also notes George Bayer’s 426 yard drive in Tucson, Arizona in 1955.
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New York
Encyclopedia Americana
Craig Wood
St. Andrews
Scotland
United States
George Bayer
Tucson
Ariz
Weather Across Illinois Warm and Sunny Then Rain Likely
MT VERNON forecast shows Friday high 8 and 9 with 65 low and year to date rainfall 12.91 inches. Illinois outlook says sun and warm conditions for most areas with a chance of showers and thunderstorms tonight, 30 percent in Southern Illinois. Highs from the 80s in the north to near 90 in the south, lows near 60 to 70.
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MT. Vernon
Illinois Weather Chicago
Illinois
Weather Bureau
Wild party in Mississippi jail erupts after broom break
Eight Chickasaw County prisoners allegedly started a wild jail party after using a broom to pry open a cell door and access contraband gin seized by Sheriff Arnold Simpson. The incident occurred Wednesday at the Chickasaw County jail in Houston Mississippi.
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Chickasaw County
Arnold Simpson
Sanderson Hit By Wall Of Water Tragedy Update
Reports say a wall of water struck Sanderson causing injuries and stranding passengers. Helicopters delivered doctors medicines and food while roads remained closed. Red Cross aided the homeless at a school as typhoid shots were supplied and state aid mobilized.
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Red Cross
State Health Department
John Connally
Raid Boats Bridges And Barracks In An Xuyen Fight
Vietnamese rangers secured the post after a firefight 150 miles southwest of Saigon in An Xuyen Province. One defender was reported missing. Government records list six soldiers killed nine wounded and one missing. Twelve Viet Cong bodies were counted by a U.S. Army adviser.
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Saigon
An Xuyen
Mt Vernon teen saved after diving accident at pool
Roger Glasco 18 of Mt Vernon survived a near fatal dip when Jim Burton and classmates gave aid after he struck the concrete gutter. Burton, trained in life saving, performed mouth to mouth resuscitation while classmates pulled him from the pool. Glasco sustained a head wound with 210 stitches and a concussion.
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Mt. Vernon
Roger Glasco
Mt. Vernon Township High School
Jim Burton
Mt. Vernon Recreation Club
Glasco
Burton
R. A. Alexander
Dale
Jim — Burton
Roger
Pool tragedy recounts rescue and survivor notes
Eyewitness accounts from Glasco’s pool accident detail Bob Filberth lifting his classmate to the surface after Glasco struck the concrete. Dale Filberth and Danny Anderson describe aiding Glasco to shore as Jim Burton began rescue breathing. Glasco, son of Oral and Mrs. Glasco of 816 South 21st, remained in Good Samaritan Hospital.
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Dr. Alexander
Bob Filberth
Glasco
Dale Filberth
Danny Anderson
Filberths
Anderson
Roger
Oral Glasco
South 21St
Good Samaritan Hospital
Gemini 4 Astronaut Describes Earth View From Space
Gemini 4 astronaut White recalls the sensation of viewing Earth from orbit likening it to flying at twenty thousand feet. He notes the gold visor shaded colors but did not alter the blues greens and whites, and shares a vivid sight of Florida the Puerto Rico island chain and other islands in one look. He reports no fear and highlights clear details of roads airfields and runways seen from above.
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White
Florida
Puerto Rico
Bean seeks divorce from Philip Bean on cruelty grounds
Mary Belle Bean files in circuit court for divorce from Philip M. Bean alleging cruelty. The couple married November 24 1942. Mary Belle requests property settlement and support for their minor children.
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Philip M. Bean
Mrs Bean
Leadership Fight Splits Italian Reds
Rome Italy leadership rift inside the Communist party grows as two factions clash after Palmiro Togliatti’s death. Luigi Longo mediates between Pietro Ingrao who pushes a tougher line and Giorgio Amendola who favors moderation and unity with Socialists. Genoa meeting favored Amendola. Longo acts as potential peacemaker to stabilize leadership.
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Luigi Longo
Longo
Pietro Ingrao
Giorgio Amendola
Ingrao
Amendola
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Genoa
Confederation of
Gen Taylor Heads Back to Saigon Amid Saigon Crisis
Washington AP Maxwell D. Taylor returns to Saigon with U S determination to stay in Southeast Asia. After talks with the President and top advisers he carries Johnson's guidance to Vietnamese leaders who again hold power in Saigon. Officials say the war effort will not slacken despite the political crisis as Premier Quat Suu and Maj Gen Chieu resign and a caretaker arrangement may form.
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Southeast Asia
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Johnson
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Pham Khae Suu
Quat
Suu
Pham Zuan Chieu
Legislative Council
Driver Cited After Car Hits Tree In Mt. Vernon
Mt. Vernon police charged Aline M. Green 21 with driving a car with faulty brakes after her vehicle rammed a tree in the 300 block of South 12th around 6:48 p m She claimed brake failure as she attempted to turn from Jordan onto 1th In a separate incident Frank Morgan 47 and Hazel Campbell 61 were the drivers in a collision in the 100 block of North 9th at about 11:36 a m Lebern Spiller 26 and Evelyn Nassauer 61 were involved in another collision in the 100 block of North 9th about 3:04 p m police said.
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Cherry
Jordan
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North Street
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South 4Th
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Lebern W W. Spiller
Nason
Evelyn R. Nassauer
Maple
Man Follows Letter Of The Law After Finding Letter
George Harris found a letter on the street and delivered it to the police. The parcel contained a $30 money order and a $5 bill belonging to Mrs Vernon woman. Police returned funds and letter to the rightful owner.
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George Harris
Herbert
Vernon
Truck Driver Charged Twice In Accident
Mt. Vernon police report a four vehicle crash in the 1400 block of South 10th led to two traffic offenses for Edward D. Greenwalt. A passenger Bryant Morlan and his mother Anna Morlan were injured. Morlan treated at Good Samaritan Hospital. Other drivers involved were Arthur Black and Roy V. Gore. Greenwalt’s truck slid after braking, police said.
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Mt. Vernon
Edward D. Greenwalt
White Avenue
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Broadway
Good Samaritan Hospital
Anna C. Morlan
Arthur Black
S. 10Th
Roy V. Gore
Cypress
Greenwalt
Quiet ex-football star surrenders after bank robbery
Pope, a 6 foot 2 former McPherson College athlete, surrendered after a bank heist in Big Springs. FBI said he had traveled through Dallas San Diego Tijuana Las Vegas before returning to Kansas. Investigators charged him with robbery and shooting a cashier and a president.
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Roxbury
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Glenn Hendrickson
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Denver
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Dr. Bittinger
Salina
Foreign Aid Bill Cut By $200 Million
The Senate voted a 200 million across the board cut in President Johnsons foreign aid authorization bill. Sen Wayne Morse led the amendment reducing two year authorizations from 3 443 170 000 to 3 243 170 000 by a 40 to 35 vote.
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Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Morse
Frank Church
Idaho
United States
Pakistan
India
Turkey
Greece
U. S
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Ohio
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Alaska
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Laos
Car Crash Kills Driver Near Medora Ill
In Medora Illinois on U S 67 two miles south of Medora a car skidded on wet pavement and struck a tree. Don Tendick 19 of Murrayville Illinois was killed Friday night according to Illinois state police.
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U. S. 67
Ill
Illinois
Don Tendick
Murrayville, I
Three men fined in circuit court for various offenses
Ronald L. William of Bluford was fined 15 dollars for disturbance by fighting. Bernie Clarke Hammer of 1203 Harrison street was fined 15 dollars for speeding. John Alpha McCarthy of 905 12th street was fined 30 dollars for intoxication.
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Bluford
Bernie Clarke Hammer
Harrison
John Alpha McCarthy
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