Deaths Leonard Nowacki 45 in Radom gunshot ruled self harm
Leonard Albert Nowacki 45 was found dead from a gunshot in his Radom home. Coroner Dr. Charles Longwell will hold an inquest at Hogan Funeral Home Ashley. Funeral Mass set Monday at St Michael's Church Radom with burial in St Michael's Cemetery. Rosary Sunday evening. He was born October 22, 1916, in Radom and survived by four siblings.
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Leonard Albert Nowacki
Radom
Charles Longwell
Washington County
Hogan Funeral Home
Ashley
St. Michael's Catholic Church
John Terep
Joseph Nowacki
St. Louis
Wallace Nowacki
Wilma Nowacki
Esther Nowacki
Mrs Selma Etling Dies At 90 In OK Nursing Home
Mrs Selma Barbara Etling 90, longtime Ashley and Nashville resident, died Friday evening at Washington Springs Nursing Home in Okanville. Services Sunday at Hogan Funeral Home Ashley at 4 with Rev Raymond Schultz. burial Liberty Cemetery west of Ashley. Survived by son Harlan Etling East St. Louis and daughter Mrs Jah Dancer Belleville. two brothers Fred Schleuter Nashville and Carl Schleuter St Louis. two grandchildren. She was born May 25, 1872 in St Clair county and was a member of St Pauls United Church of Christ Nashville.
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Selma Barbara Etling
Ashley
Nashville
Washington Springs
Okanville
Hogan Funeral Home
Raymond Schultz
Liberty Cemetery
Picade
Etling
St. Paul's
South Korea Premier and finance minister resign
South Korea's pro Western Premier Song Yo Chan and Finance Minister Chun Byung Kyu resigned for personal reasons after an emergency meeting led by General Park Chung Hee. The junta's statement noted their departures while other ministers reportedly step down. Park expressed regret at Song's resignation and praised his contributions while hoping he would advise on the revolutionary government's path.
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Seoul
Song Yo-Chan
South Korea
Chun Byung-Kyu
Song
Chun
Chung Hee Park
Park
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Listing Names
Jefferson Memorial admitted Gideon Miller and Michael David Fico of Nason. Discharged Betty Bumpus of Bonnie Randall Meinl Smith Angie Wallace Collene Smith. Good Samaritan admitted Joln McCarty Joseph Garrison Mary Louw Johnson Lindsay Fulton. Discharged Martha Frazier Letitia Boone Arthur Hall Mrs Irene Pigg Mrs Myrtle Thomas Mrs Thelma James Mrs Opal Skelton Mrs Lel.
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Jefferson Memorial
Gideon Miller
Michael David Fico
Nason
Betty Bumpus
Bonnie
Randall Meinl
Smith
Angie Wallace
Collene Smith
Good Samaritan
Joln McCarty
Joseph Garrison
Mary
Louw Johnson
Lindsay Fulton
Martha Frazier
Letitia Boone
Arthur Hall
Irene Pigg
Myrtle Thomas
Thelma James
Opal Skelton
Lel. Bailey
Mt Vernon AF and AM Stated Meeting Notice
A stated meeting of Mt. Vernon ge No. 31 AF and AM will be held Monday June 1 7:30 p.m. All members urged to attend Visiting Brethren welcome Lester L Williams WM James Apgar Sec note remains from the text showing dates and leaders
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Mt. Vernonge
A.f.&am
Lester L. Williams
Illinois Weather Braces for Sunday Thunderstorms
It was sunny and warm in Illinois with mid 80s across the state but increasing clouds and humidity forecast for Sunday. The Weather Bureau predicted scattered thunderstorms by late afternoon or evening, south winds up to 20 mph, and highs in the low to mid 80s with Chicago's Midway Airport reaching 89.
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Illinois
Ilinois
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Midway
Vandalia
Springfield
Brisk Night Club Trade Amid Disclosure Fallout
Illinois cities report steady or rising club patronage despite Senate disclosures. In Belleville Moline Peoria and other spots, clubs promote shows while police note fewer productions than in past years. Officials cite unemployment and tighter enforcement as factors, though patrons still flock to venues like Miami Beach signaled exotic acts.
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Illinois
Belleville
Pawtucket
R.I
Sen- Peoria
Quincy
Rockford
Springfield
Vandalia
Wycming
Miami Beach
Playland
Cal City
Calumet City
Tll
Senate
Release of Nashville Hospital Funds
Gov. Otto Kerner approved $1,645,411 in federal hospital construction funds for Chicago and six downstate projects. Downstate awards include Kankakee Riverside Hospital $616,052, Gibson City nursing home addition $186,861, Evergreen Park Peace Memorial Home $90,893, Adams County Health Department center $76,043, Libertyville Condell Memorial Hospital addition $40,657, Nashville New Washington County Hospital $40,000.
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Springfield
Otto Kerner
Chicago
Downstate
Kankakee
Riverside Hospital
Gibson City
Gibson Community Hospital
Evergreen Park
Peace Memorial Home
Quincy
Adams County Health Department
Libertyville
Condell Memorial Hospital
Nashville
Washington County Hospital
Yale Honors Controversy Divides Class Of 1902
Yale will not vote on a resolution censuring the university for awarding an honorary degree to President Kennedy. Monmouth College president emeritus NiW Lehman announced classmates will write letters to Yale President Griswold instead. A majority at the 60th reunion reportedly agreed Kennedy was not worthy of the Doctor of Laws degree.
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Niw Haven
Conn
Eugene H. Lehman
Yale
Kennedy
Harvard
Lehman
Monmouth College
West Long Branch
A. Whitney Griswold
Lehrmen
Gus Grissom Honored by Home Town
About 25 people gathered outside the Dennis Grissom home Friday night to greet astronaut Gus Grissom. He lingered for about 45 minutes talking with the group, including 10 year old Jimmy Lloyd who traveled from Rushville, Indiana, 115 miles away, to shake his hand.
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Grissom
Dennis Grissom
Jimmy Lloyd
Rushville
Ind
Popular Foreign Student Goes Home
Ivan from Chile spent nearly a year in Mt. Vernon living with the Misker family learning English and American history. He describes education as practical in the United States and says the American Field Service program promotes understanding and friendship. He leaves June 28 after a bus tour and a Florida to Santiago flight for a family reunion.
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Misker
Mt. Vernon
Ivan
Edward H. Misker
Eddy
South 23Rd Street
Iiddy
University of Illinois
Chile
America
American Field Service
St. Louis
United States
Washington, D. C
New York
Florida
Santiago
Champaign Man Fined In Police Court For Dwi And License Suspension
Lee E. Hites of Champaign was fined 100 dollars and costs for driving while intoxicated and 50 dollars for operating with a suspended or revoked license under Police Magistrate Sherman Bullock.
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Lee E. Hites
Champaign
Sherman Bullock
Graham Calls On Young To Be Missionaries
Evangelist Billy Graham urged youth to give up leisure and serve Christ as missionaries at his Chicago Crusade. Speaking to 43,000 at McCormick Place, he urged under 25s to study, become missionaries, and spread the gospel locally and abroad. Officials reported 1,650 decisions for Christ so far, with the 19 day crusade ending Sunday at Soldier Field.
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Billy Graham
Christ
Graham
Free World
McCormick Place
University of Oklahoma
Nigeria
Soldier Field
Pilot Criticizes Eisenhower for Blasphemous Implications
The Boston Catholic weekly The Pilot denounces former President Dwight D. Eisenhower for remarks defending George Humphrey. An editorial calls the language offensive to Christian believers and deserving of apology, though Eisenhower could not be reached for comment.
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Boston
Pilot
Boston Catholic Archdiocesan
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
George Humphrey
Strike at 3 Airlines May Start Today
President Kennedy warned flight engineers union of serious economic harm from a strike as three major carriers Pan American Eastern and TWA prepared to proceed with unilateral arbitration proposals. Union leaders opposed cockpit crew reductions while keeping pay issues for arbitration.
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Pan American
Kennedy
White House
Brown
Eastern
TWA
State payroll rises in Illinois April figures
Illinois state employees total 64 466 in April, up 2 889 from a year earlier. The payroll reached 95 583 353 dollars, an increase of 2 027 669 dollars, according to State Auditor Michael Howlett.
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Springffield, I
Illinois
Michael Howlett
Court Order Won't Shift Many Sangamo Workers
An Illinois court ruled Sangamo Electric must recall laid off employees from Ordill to Pickens to honor seniority under the company contract. About 800 lost jobs when the plant closed. only a dozen or so attended hearings as many found local work. The decision could be appealed within 30 days and may set a precedent for interstate enforcement of local contract terms.
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Sangamo Electric Co
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S.C
Harold E. Zimmerman
Circuit
International Association of Machinists
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J. C. Mitchell
Boys With Silly Hair Barred From Graduation
In Chicago two 15 year olds at Mark Twain Elementary face denial of diplomas for elaborate pompadours. Principal Miss Mary P Mackin ordered hair shearing or a diploma in her office. The boys Wayne Thiess and Ronald Wichel refused to part or trim their styles, supported by their parents.
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Wayne Thiess
Ronald Wichel
Mark Twain
Mary P. Mackin
Miss Mackin
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Wardog
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Ronald
Rebels seek terms with Arabs in Algiers turmoil
Major supplier of power for Algiers faces 8 to 10 month repairs. Seven schools burned in Bel Abbes the historic home of the French Foreign Legion with six grade schools and a high school destroyed. Europeans fleeing the territory obey Secret Army orders to burn possessions. Stores offices and automobiles torched in Algiers. Secret Army commandos attacked a police encampment in Oran wounding six. other terrorist acts left four dead.
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Bel Abbes
French Foreign Legion
Secret
Oran
Indian border trouble flares as four die in clash
In New Delhi, Prime Minister Nehru told Parliament that East Pakistan forces fired on a band crossing into India's Malda district, causing four Santhal tribesmen to die and six to be wounded early Friday.
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Nehru
East Pakistan
Malda
India
Mt V Woman Thrilled By First Ozark Flight
A Mt Vernon woman won Ozark Air Lines tickets and chaperoned a Chicago trip. Cora Spurlock, 1602 White Street, wrote the Chamber of Commerce thanking for the first airplane ride and a memorable tour of Chicago including McCormick Place and the Museum of Science and Industry. The note recalls the return to Mt Vernon and the warm reception at the airport.
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Ozark Air Lines
Cora Spurlock
White Street
Chicago
Chamber of Commerce
Spurlock
King City
Santa Claus
Joe Winfrey
Holland Irvin
Charles Ray Irvin
O'Hare Field
Fred Mossmann
McCormick Place
Billy Graham
Lake Shore
Museum of Science and Industry
O'Hare
Good Old King City
Chamber
Cora E, Spurlock
Dead Mosquito Trade In Mystery Prices
A Chicago AP snippet recounts a East Chicago family hearing of a lab or business that wants dead mosquitoes by the pound. A radio tip led to a Mosquito Abatement District inquiry, with a clipping noting prices rising to 3455.20 per pound for dried ground insects used in allergy tests and inoculations. No processor named.
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Chicago
Ind
Associated Press
Cook County
Two Sisters Killed in Bloomington Area Auto Crash
Bloomingto n four teens were involved when their car left a McLean County road near Bloomington and hit a government grain storage bin. Sharon Hoye 14 and Betty Keen 21 died. Willis Morrisey 20 and Billy Panton 22 were injured and listed in fair condition. All residents of Bloomington.
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Bloomington
Ill
McLean County
Sharon Hoye
Betty Keen
Willis Morrisey
Billy Panton
Princess Margaret joins Bath Carnival crowd at Venetian event
Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon attended Bath Festival festivities as about 500 revelers joined a Venetian carnival. The high profile royal appearance underscored the Bath event's glamour and public draw.
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Bath
England
Margaret
Lord Snowdon
Witness Who Warned Estes Deal To Be Called
Washington AP A House subcommittee will summon consultant James A. McConnell who warned Commercial Solvents Corp in 1960 that its deal with Billie Sol Estes carried seeds of self destruction. McConnell’s warning to company president Maynard C. Wheeler follows three days of testimony by Wheeler. Billie Sol Estes faced creditors in a packed El Paso courtroom as authorities disclose his financial peril.
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House
Commercial Solvents Corp
Billie Sol Estes
James A. McConnell
Billie
McConnell
Maynard C. Wheeler
Commercial Solvents
Department of Agriculture
Sur Plus Grain
Eisenhower
Walter C. Berger
Kennedy
Estes
West
Texas
Berger
Wheeler
el Paso
Tex
Billie Sol
Canadians Go To Polls On Monday
Canada nears the end of a hard fought campaign with the race likely decided on economic issues. Prime Minister Diefenbaker and Liberal Lester Pearson clash over unemployment and dollar devaluation as voters head to the polls to decide the 204 seats and the next government amid talk of a possible new election if no party wins a clear majority.
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Ottawa
Canada
John Diefenbaker
Lester B. Pearson
Pearson
Diefenbaker
Prince Albert
Sask
New Democratic Party
Social Credit Party
House of Commons
England
IRS Director Returns Shirt Donated From Taxpayer
St Louis AP report says Alvin M Kelley district director of the Internal Revenue Service gave back a shirt mailed with a note claiming it was the shirt off a taxpayer's back. Kelley had the shirt laundered and returned noting it could not be classified as legal tender.
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ST. Louis
Alvin M. Kelley
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Kelley
Claim National Guard Fight Won
Governors Barnett of Mississippi and Erbe of Iowa say the National Governors Conference has won its fight to prevent a cutback of the National Guard. Erbe expects Congress to fund the guard at present strength and require the administration to maintain current units. Kennedy has proposed streamlining forces, potentially eliminating units or reducing strength. Barnett arrived from Mississippi to accept two Confederate battle flags at a Civil War centennial dinner in Des Moines.
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Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Norman Erbe
Iowa
National Governors Conference
Erbe
Governors Conference
National Guard Committee
Congress
Kennedy
Gov. Barnett
National Guard
Chest X Ray Sticker Distribution for Jefferson County
Jefferson County food and drink establishments that have not received their chest X Ray stickers may pick them up at the Jefferson County Tuberculosis office. The office in the basement of the courthouse will be open Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Take chest X ray cards to the office when picking up the sticker which bears the notice that all have been tested for tuberculosis to protect public health dated June 1, 1962 to June 1, 1963.
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South Weymouth
Mass
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Robert
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Betty
Cynthia Ann
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Christine Sheryl
Long Island Jewish Hospital
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Anthony
Roberta Chorney
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Mannings
Quads
Chorneys
Jefferson County
Court House
Stock Race Car Damaged By Fire At Home Garage
A fire at 5 55 p m yesterday gutted the interior of a stock racing car at the home of Charles Rainey 1600 Cherry. The blaze started during a welding job and also damaged a wall of the garage.
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Charles Rainey
Two Boys Take Items From Car
Police said two seven year old boys took a small sum of money a watch and some novelty items from a car yesterday afternoon. The car belonged to Jerry Wicks of 2813 Logan. The parents were notified and police said they will settle up with the owner for the loss.
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Jerry Wicks
Logan
Deadline Passed On Mt. Vernon Real Estate Complaints
Mt. Vernon residents could file complaints on 1962 real estate assessments through Friday. The board of review received complaints for five days this week, chaired by Charles W. Waite. Public notice on personal property assessment complaints will follow.
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Mt. Vernon
Board of Review Office
Charles W. Waite
Review Board
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