Deaths Joe McBrian of Bethesda Dies in Denver
Mrs. Bessie Clinton of 600 South 19th street reports her nephew Joe McBrian 60 of Bethesda Maryland died Thursday in that city. Funeral services are planned in Denver Colorado with burial there. McBrian born Shawnee Oklahoma son of James and Nancy McBrian former Mt. Vernon residents. Survived by wife Frances McBrian of Bethesda a brother Ray McBrian of Denver and aunt Bessie Clinton of this city.
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Bessie Clinton
South 19Th Street
Joe McBrian
Bethesda
Denver
Colo
Mr. McBrian
Shawnee
Oklo
James
Nancy
Book) McBrian
Mt. Vernon
Frances McBrian
Bethesda, Md
Ray McBrian
Denver, Colo
This City
OK Money For 200 More G Men
The House Appropriations Committee recommended funds to hire 200 more FBI agents to combat organized crime as part of a $1.511 billion bill for State Justice Commerce and related agencies for the next fiscal year. The panel praised FBI director J Edgar Hoover while criticizing the Commerce Department travel service for cuff links and bracelets gifts and for funding an insignia project.
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Washington
FBI
House Appropriations Committee
State, Justice and Commerce Departments
Federal Judiciary
U.S. Information Agency
Kennedy
J. Edgar Hoover
John J. Rooney
Dn.y
Commerce Peement
U Travel Service
Travel Service
United States
Controversy Over Viet War Photo In Stars and Stripes
A May 6 Stars and Stripes front page showed a U S helicopter crewman threatening a captured Viet Cong in a raid, without noting South Vietnamese role. The caption prompted Army concern though no reprimand was reported, the paper based in Tokyo notes its Far East distribution.
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Washington
South Viet Nam
U.S
The
Pacific Stars and Stripes
Far East
Tokyo
Asia
Army
Stars and Stripes
Hospital Notes and Admitted Discharges Summary
Jefferson Memorial records show admissions for Donald R. Meier, Hoffman, and Billie Joe Meier, Hoffman, with other listed patients Bertha Hoyse Evansville Ind. Discharges include Mrs Wanda Lee Peper and baby and several others. Good Samaritan lists admissions for Robin Gay Fleener and others, with discharges for Roy E. Sowers and several named patients.
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Jefferson Memorial
Donald R. Meier
Hoffman
Billie Joe Meier
Bertha Hoyse
Evansville
Ind
Wanda Lee Peper
Kent Wade
Gayle Gray
Marjorie Downey
Linda Peyton
Good Samaritan
Robin Gay Fleener
Loris
Virginia Firebaugh
Alice May Kelly
George Harry Bryant, Jr
John Narusis
Rosetta Mabel Owens
Stanley Vincent Koziara
Anna Laura Stewart
Dorothy Mae Pool
Roy E. Sowers
Duain Patrick Dornbach
Clara Settles
Mary Frances Marquis
Naomi Petticord
Tammi Lynn Wilson
Dora Ann Bailey
Retirement group meeting invites all Civil retirees
Jefferson Chapter No. 688 of the National Association of Retired Civil Employees will meet Monday evening June 17 in the Civil Service room of the Post Office. Pot luck dinner at 6 30 and business meeting to follow. Report on the State Convention. All Civil retirees are invited to meet. John C. Kell, Pres. The incorporation of Estonia into the Soviet Union in August 1940 has never been recognized by the United States.
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National Association of Retired Civil Employees
Civil Service Room
Post Office
John C. Kell
Estonia
Soviet Union
United States
Detailed Weather Report MT Vernon and Illinois
Weather forecast notes Thursday high 92 and low 64 with 0.02 inch rainfall forecast from Thursday morning to Friday morning. Illinois reports fair weather at first with thundershowers in the south, two tornado funnels observed without damage, Quincy high 95 and Rockford low 58. Northern Illinois to be near normal temperatures with slight warming early next week. Southern Illinois cooler in east and warmer west with showers Saturday and midweek.
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MT. Vernon
Tllinois
Associated Press
Tinos
Tos
Mercury
Weather Bureau
Tinois
Quincy
Rockford
Ilinois
Illinois
Kerner Urges SIU Grads For Inclusive Economic Change
Gov Otto Kerner spoke to about 1,400 SIU graduates in Carbondale urging a nondiscriminatory approach to future conduct amid heavy rain that scattered 10,000 graduates and visitors across campus. He warned the economy would need 200 new jobs daily for a decade while receiving an honorary LL.D. and praising higher education.
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Carbondale
Cap
Otto Kerner
Southern Tllinoiss University
Tlinois
McAndrew Stadium
Kerner
SIU
Seeds Determine Size and Sweetness in Cantaloupe
A cantaloupe with more seeds tends to be larger and sweeter. A well formed melon may contain about six hundred seeds.
Local live stock market closes higher on hog and sow prices
Prices paid on the local live stock market were 50¢ higher today. The top was 16.75 for 190 to 220 lb hogs. Sows were 13.75 for 300 weight down, sows 300 weight and over 13.25, down. Boars were 8.50 and 9.50.
Mt. Vernon Grain Prices Quoted After Noon
Mt Vernon grain markets report prices for Wheat at 72 cents per bushel Soybeans at 2.55 dollars per bushel and Corn at 1.25 dollars per bushel as quoted this afternoon.
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Mt. Vernon
National Stockyards hogs and cattle price report AP
National Stockyards market data shows hogs 5 000 head with barrows and gilts 190 240 lb mostly 17.75 down. Heavier butchers not established. 150 170 lb 15 16.75. sows 275 300 lb 14.75 15.25. 350 100 lb 13.75 15.00. 400 500 lb 13.25 13.75. 500 650 lb 12.75 13.50. pigs 11.00 12.50 with some to 13.00. Cattle 350 calves 75 steers near 22.50. cows 14.50 16.00. good calf producers 21.00 27. Sheep good and choice lambs 20.00 22.00. few 22.00 50. utility 15.00 19.00. ewes 4.50 6.00.
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National Stockyards, Jr
USDA
Chicago Produce Market Reports Butter and Eggs Steady
Chicago Mercantile Exchange notes steady wholesale butter prices with various grades and scores listed, while eggs show stability and mixed grade prices. Entries include 93 score AA 5744, 92 A 57144, and other grade figures, reflecting unchanged or minor changes across dairy products and egg categories.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Egg and poultry price listing from St Louis market
St Louis market reports offer consumer grade eggs with sizes A large 29-30 cents A medium 24-25 A small 19-20 B large 26-27 B wholesale 25-26 42 unclassified farm run 24-25 checks 1s-20 hens heavy 13-14 light over 5 lbs 9-10 under 5 lbs 7-8 commercial broilers and fryers 16-49-17 with varying price ranges for different categories.
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ST. Louis
Chicago grain prices report shows mixed soy and corn rates
Chicago AP notes no sales for No 6 wheat while corn No 2 yellow stands at 1.51 percent. No 4 yellow 1.2945 with sample grade yellow 1.204. Oats No 1 extra heavy white 74. Soybeans No 2 yellow 2.671. Soybean Oll On.
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Chicago
Wall Street mixed late on thin trading amid tobacco gains
The New York market was mixed in late trading with tobaccos higher and most key stocks showing fractional changes. Volume was about 4 million shares, with Du Pont and Polaroid rising about 2 percent and Homestake up over a point. Studebaker rose after reports of a $40 million Army truck order.
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New York
Stoux
du Pont
Polaroid
Studebaker
Colgate-Palmolive
Twentieth Century-Fox
Reynolds Tobacco
Merck
Sunray DX
Reichhold
American Stock Exchange
U.S
NASA tests Echo II balloon satellite prototype
Lakehurst reports NASA demonstrated an inflated balloon 15 feet in diameter as Echo II communications satellite. Two to three weeks of tests are planned before launching Echo II later this year from Vanderberg Air Force Base California.
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Lakehurst
Nao Gap
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Vanderberg Air Force Base
Calif
Mt Vernon Nursing Cap and Open House Sunday
Students of Mt Vernon Township High School and Community College School of Practical Nursing will cap at the high school auditorium and an open house will follow at the nursing school 7th and Casey Registered nurses from the area will participate Florence Nightingale James will be presented by Mrs June Thompson Nursing arts instructor The address will be given by Ellis Henson superintendent
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Mt. Vernon Township High School
Community College
School of Practical Nursing
School of Nursing
Casey
Mt. Vernon
Florence Nightingale James
June Thompson
Ellis Henson
North Korean refusal over pilots fuels tense U N talks
At Panmunjom, Maj Gen Chang Chun Hwan refused to state the fate of Capt Ben W Stults and Capt Charleton W Voltz after their May 17 crash. Lt Gen George Cloud dismissed U S racial tensions as irrelevant to the commission. In Moscow, the Soviet Union seeks a 280 million refinery purchase from Britain, while Paris reports Gaullist majority backing a France West Germany cooperation treaty with Senate debate to follow.
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South Korea
U.S
Birmingham
Ala
Chang Chun-hwan
U.N
Military Armistice Commission
George H. Cloud
United States
Army
Ben,w. Stults
Florence
Charleton W. Voltz
Frankfort
Mich
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Soviet Union
Britain
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Nikolai Patolichev
Paris
National Assembly
Senate
Assembly
European Unity
Rotary World Convention Ends in St Louis
Rotary International Convention closed with speeches as about 10,000 Rotarians gathered worldwide. Nitish Laharroy of Calcutta, retiring president, lauded friendliness and service while Carl Miller of Los Angeles accepted the new international presidency. Miller spoke of improved communications and transportation shrinking the world. Irwin Canham urged more grassroots political activity in the United States.
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ST. Louis
Rotary International
Nitish Laharroy
Calcutta
India
Laharry
Carl Miller
Los Angeles
Calif
Pacific Coast
The
Wall Street Journal
Miller
Dramatic funeral planned for Evers sparks racial debate
The article notes an Evers funeral plan and a push to lower race barriers. It cites promises to appoint Negro police and crossing guards, opposition to a biracial study committee on jobs and desegregation, and a NAACP rally of about 500 people. It also mentions Del Crandall and Carl Sawatski as NL catchers wearing No. 1.
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NAACP
del Crandall
Milwaukee Braves
Carl Sawatski
St. Louis Cardinals
Day Dreaming Called Sleep at Psychiatric Meeting
Toronto psychiatrist Prof John W Lovett-Doust argued at the Canadian Psychiatric Association meeting that a person who sleeps only a few hours at night fills the gap by daytime mental wandering. He described day dreaming as sleep and warned such patterns fool the sleeper.
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Toronto Sap
Toronto
John W. Lovett-Doust
The
Canadian Psychiatric Association
Revision Of Rules On Oil Imports Hearings Sought
Washington AP reports the Independent Petroleum Association of America calls for a hearing on a new oil import program revision. L Dan Jones criticizes the change as a basic revision not a technical one and warns it disconnects imports from domestic production by removing corrections for past estimate errors.
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Washington
L. Dan Jones
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Jones
Love Scandal Lid Blows In London
The piece notes calls for Prime Minister Macmillan’s resignation amid a Labour Liberal push and Cabinet wavering. Health Minister Enoch Powell is named as a possible revolt leader while Education Minister Boyle wavers. Powell does not deny rumors of quitting as a landslide threat looms. Monday brings a Commons debate on John Profumo’s affair with Christine Keller and its political stakes.
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Macmillan
Enoch Powell
Edward Boyle
Powell
Jandar
Aus
House of Commons
John Profumo
Christine Keller
Mt Vernon Scouts Fight Shagbark Control
Mt Vernon women defend local Girl Scout council against Shagbark and National plans to take funds and assets. Local leaders argue 25 years of community support and volunteer strength would be undermined by professional management and debt. Citizens urged to weigh the dispute and share views with council leaders.
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Mt. Vernon
Shagbark
National
United Fund
Jefferson County
Mt. Vernon Little House
Vernon
Shaghbark
Shaghark
David Bryant
National Board
Harrisburg Mental Health Center bids reviewed in Illinois
Springfield AP reports state officials study bids totaling over 5.5 million for a 300 bed Harrisburg Mental Health Center to serve as a research and training site for mentally retarded children in partnership with Southern Illinois University. S.M. Wilson and Co. lead with a 2,075,584 general construction bid. other low bids listed for plumbing heating ventilation pipe, electrical and equipment.
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Ill
Harrisburg
Public Works Department
Mentals Health Department
Otto Kerner
Southern Illinois University
S.M. Wilson and Co
Granite City
Economy Plumbing and Heating Co
Skokie
Ideal Heating O
Chicago
McNeill and Dagger, Inc
Herrin
Emergency Job Funds Cut Off In Illinois
Illinois labor director Robert R. Donnelly announced that emergency unemployment compensation ends today for those who exhausted regular benefits. The program, in effect since March, ended as unemployment fell in April to 89,825 and May to 76,870, with about 27,000 Illinois jobless receiving roughly $4.95 million over three months.
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Chicago
Robert R. Donnelly
Illinois
Donnelly
Police Sell Own Bicycle in Lost Property Auction
GRIMSTAD Norway AP a policeman sold the police patrol bicycle by mistake for 3 50 at a lost property auction. The bike had a new 5 light. The buyer refused to return it and said he would send the bicycle to the police so they could keep or der in the town until a new bicycle is bought. The new bicycle costs 60 dollars.
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Grimstad
Norway
Burglars Sharp On Pills At North Side Drug Store
Newton Brown owner of the North Side Drug Store says burglars who pried into his store on Sal em Road Wednesday night were experts on pills. They took 1500 to 2000 barbiturate pills and 500 to 1000 amphetamines, no narcotics or other drugs were touched, and $83 cash accompanied the pills.
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Newton Brown
North Side
Salem Road
Brown
Havana Cuba TV Reception Here in Mt Vernon
Don Wilson of Don't TV Shop at 1007 Prairie reported clear reception of Havana Cuba station CMBF yesterday in Mt Vernon from 1 30 to 1 45 p m while tuned to St Louis Channel 2 with antenna on south He joked he did not see Fidel Castro but the picture was almost perfect.
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CMBF
Havana
Cuba
Mt. Vernon
Don Wilson
Don’t TV Shop
Don
St. Louis
Fidel Castro
Mt Vernon Man Fined For Alleged False Pretenses
Alan Rich, 56, of 1702 Broadway, was arrested by Jefferson county officers yesterday and held for Clark county sheriff. He was released at Marshall, Illinois, after paying an $80 fine for alleged false pretenses.
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Alan Rich
Broadway
Jefferson County
Clark County
Rich
Mareshall
Ill
Police Court Fines Levied by Magistrate Sherman Bullock
In police court today Magistrate Sherman Bullock fined David Robert Fackler of Evansville Indiana ten dollars and costs on a drunkenness charge along with Gabe Mixon who also paid ten dollars and costs for a drunk charge.
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Sherman Bullock
David Robert Fackler
Evansville
Ind
Gabe Mixon
Court fines Brown in drunken disturbance case
J P J Harley E Harlow fined J W Brown, 52, of 1010 Forest, $30 plus costs on charges of drunkenness disturbance and assault administered by the Justice of the Peace this morning.
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Dg. P. Court
J. W. Brown
Forest
Justice of the Peace
Harley E. Harlow
Marriage Licenses Listed For Mt Vernon Fairfield Couples
Kenneth Marion Savage 36 of Fairfield and Patricia Lee Mc Gehee 30 of Mt Vernon obtain a marriage license. Leland O Bayne 20 and Marilyn Ann Smiley 18 both of Mt Vernon also receive licenses.
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Kenneth Marion Savage
Fairfield
Patricia Lee McGehee
Mt. Vernon
Leland O. Bayne
Marilyn Ann Smiley
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