Deaths Flora E Hungate 77 of McLeansboro
Mrs Flora E Hungate 77 of 204 North Locust McLeansboro died 9 20 p m Tuesday at Deaconess Hospital Evansville Indiana Funeral services set for 2 00 p m Saturday at Donelson Funeral Home with Rev I E Miller officiating Burial in Little Springs Cemetery near McLeansboro Friends may call after 2 00 p m Friday She was born September 25 1887 in Illinois daughter of Luther and Susan Meadows She had two husbands John Taylor and Earl Hungate Survivors include three sons and two daughters eleven grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren She was a member of Antioch Baptist Church.
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Flora E. Hungate
North Locust
McLeansboro
Deaconess Hospital
Evansville
Ind
Donelson Funeral Home
I. E. Miller
Little Springs
Hungate
Illinois
Luther
Susan
Boster’) Meadows
John Taylor
Earl Hungate
Howard Taylor
Macedonia
George Taylor
Charles Taylor
Panama Canal Zone
Coy Braden
Thompsonville
Robert Kratz
Wilford Meadows
Peoria
James Meadows
Antioch Baptist Church
Lehman Flanagan Dies At 76 In Mt Vernon
Lehman Flanagan died at 9 30 a m today at his home 900 Conger aged 76 years five months 22 days burial at Myers Chapel funeral plans incomplete born January 2 1889 at Thompsonville son of Monroe and Anna Mabry Flanagan married to Cora Frazer in 1941 in Mt Vernon survived by two sisters Beulah Scott and Lorne Newby Mt Vernon and one brother Fred Flanagan of Fort Worth Texas was a painter and Pentecostal church member.
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Lehman Flanagan
Myers Chapel
Mr. Flanagan
Thompsonville
Monroe
Anna
Mabry) Flanagan
Mt. Vernon
Cora Frazer
Beulah Scott
Lorne Newby
Fred Flanagan
Ft. Worth
Tex
Flanagan
The
Pentecostal Church
Mansfield and family ousted from New Hampshire motel
AP report from Laconia NH: actress Jayne Mansfield husband and four children along with seven dogs must leave the Paugus Bay motel. owner Philip Roux notes seven dogs are six too many and Mansfield is a fine person but no different from other guests in such problems. Mansfield is rehearsing for a summer theater play.
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Laconia, N.H
Jayne Mansfield
Philip Roux
Paugus Bay
City Scares Police Horse Ringo Retired to Quiet Life
In Richmond Virginia city reports that an eight year old Palomino police horse named Ringo is for sale as he cannot tolerate urban noise. Lt H W Chadwick said six months of exposure to trucks and cement mixers downtown failed to acclimate him to city life.
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Richmond, Va
Ringo
H. W. Chadwick
Births in Bluford and McLeansboro Our Lady of Good Samaritan and Hamilton Memorial welcome two daughters
Mr and Mrs Francis Riley of RFD 3 Bluford announce the birth of a daughter at 2 21 PM yesterday in Good Samaritan hospital weighing eight pounds ten ounces named Linda Fas My. Mr and Mrs James Parkhill of Belle Rive announce a daughter born Wednesday in Hamilton Memorial Hospital McLeansboro weighing seven pounds named Deborah Marie. The father serves in the U S Navy at Port Hueneme California.
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Francis Riley
RFD 3
Bluford
Good Samaritan Hospital
Linda Fas My
James Parkhill
Belle Rive
Hamilton Memorial Hospital
McLeansboro
Deborah Marie
U. S. Navy
Port Hueneme
California
Lutherans Vote to Join Wider Lutheran Organization
The Missouri Synod Lutherans approved joining with Lutherans from other denominations by a large voice-vote at their 46th convention. Delegates totaling about 900 backed the measure, ending a long period of rejecting affiliation with broader Lutheran groups.
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Detroit
Missouri Synod
Synod
WTWO TV to Begin Broadcasting in Terre Haute
Illinios Telecasting Corp announced WTWO TV will start broadcasting September 1 in Terre Haute Indiana Channel 2 will be the citys second television station Studios and a 1000 foot tower are located south of the city near Farmersburg Indiana
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Terre Haute, Ind
Wtwo-Tv
Illinois Telecasting Corp
Terre Haute
Here
Farmersburg
Weather Summary From MT VERNON and Chicago Area
MT VERNON high 87 low 67 with rainfall 1.38 inches from 7 am Wed to 7 am Thu. Yearly rainfall 14.67 inches. Chicago area cool front, highs mid 70s to mid 80s, tornado damage in Villa Park Addison Hinsdale Bloomingdale, six hundredths inch rain in Chicago, Belleville .50 inch, Vandalia .18 inch, storms in southern Illinois.
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MT. Vernon
Chicago
Ilinois
Villa Park
Addison
Hinsdale
Bloomingdale
Belleville
Vandalia
Illinois
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admits and Discharges
Jefferson Memorial admits Lesbia G Moore of Belle Rive. Discharges include Jerry Dean Bernard Clarence Gilbert Harrison Dahlgren John Brake Dahlgren Darlene Kay Melton Betty Jane Combs McLeansboro John Lee Back Eula Faye Rip kett Dwight F Pickett Good Samaritan admits Rodney Bernard Chris Pearson Larry Bell William L Read William E Striplin Barbara Lou Price Eric Maxey Frost Eugene Belle Bean Kelly Ann Erwin Almeda Theresa Runnels La Verne Canter Lee Franklin Connaway Rebecca Ann Wiggens Danda Hortense Barker Sarah T Wilson Discharged Dominic Betiejewski Ruby Irene Jon Anna Mae Dixon Reba Louise Poole Jabez Grigg Austin Wilma Viola Downes Hiram Martin Adams Wilma Lou Saddith Orlie Herschel Boswell Mary Josephine Garrison Alfred Eugene Piper Johnny Bender Gala Eleanor Rust Marvin Chapman Rust
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Jefferson Memorial
Lesbia G. Moore
Belle Rive
Jerry Dean Bernard
Clarence Gilbert Harrison
Dahlgren
John Brake
Darlene Kay Melton
Betty Jane Combs
McLeansboro
John Lee Back
Eula Faye Ray
Dwight Fpickett
Good Samaritan
Rodney Alan Bernard
Chris Pearson
Larry Bell
William L. Read
William E. Striplin
Barbara Lou Price
Eric Maxey Frost
Eugene Belle Bean
Kelly Ann Erwin
Almeda Therresa Runnels
la Verne Canter
Lee Franklin Connaway
Rebecca Ann Wiggins
Danda Hortense Barker
Sarah T. Wilson
Dominic E. Betiejewski
Ruby Irene Jon
Anna Mae Dixon
Reba Louise Poole
Jabez Grigg Austin
Wilma Viola Downes
Hiram Martin Adams
Wilma Lou Saddith
Orlie Herschel Boswell
Mary Josephine Garrison
Alfred Eugene Piper
Johnny Bender
Gala Eleanor Rust
Marvin Chapman Rust
Mt Ver Non Lodge 31 AF and AM Special Meeting
Special meeting of Mt Ver non lodge 31 AF and AM will be held Friday June 3 1965 at 7 30 p m Work in Second Degree Joe Claxton W M Bryan Weld Jr Sec 6 25
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AF. Rakam
Mt. Vernon Lodge
A. F
A. M
Joe Claxton
W. M. Byran Weld, Jr
Vote Today On Silver In Half Dollar
The Senate begins voting today on the silver coinage bill to keep 40 percent silver in half dollars while dimes and quarters lose silver. Senator Mansfield hopes for passage tonight as Pastore pushes to remove silver from half dollars, signaling a close contest with Western supporters challenging options to retain 40 percent silver in small coins. The House Rules Committee approved floor debate for the companion bill, set for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Johnson
Senate Banking Committee
John O. Pastore
D-R.lr
Pastore
House Rules Committee
Thieves Take Over $800 Inburglaries And Vandalism
Entry was gained through a window and a child’s bed was disturbed. Dishes including four dessert plates a radish bowl a meat platter and a Christ image dish were taken. A $49.95 portable typewriter was reported missing from Western Auto at 219 S. 9th. vandals slashed seats and broke a windshield wiper on Rev Meritt L. Strickland’s car. Two 10 year olds were questioned and returned to parents after admitting to throwing rocks at a neon sign near 2409 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Western Auto
S. 9Th
Meritt L. Strickland
South 2Rd
Laborers’ Union and
Mt. Vernon Building Trades
Broadway
Smithsonian to Move Old Court of Claims Building Gallery
President Johnson signed the transfer of the 96 year old building across from the White House to the Smithsonian Institution. The former U S Court of Claims building will be renovated and opened as a government art gallery.
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Washington
U.S. Court of Claims
White House
Johnson
Smithsonian Institution
Market hog prices ease after 12 30 pm down 25c
Prices paid until 12 30 p m today were down 25c The top was 24 25 for 200 to 220 lb hogs Sows were 20 50 for 300 weight down sows 300 weight and over 20 25 down Boars were 13 50 and 14 00 After 12 30 p m today prices will be based on next day's prices.
Mt Vernon Grain Prices Reported This Afternoon
Mt Vernon grain market quoted in the afternoon session with wheat at 1.27 soybeans 2.86 shell corn 1.36 and ear corn 1.32 in a concise price update for local farmers.
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Mt. Vernon
Chicago Grain price report in Chicago AP style
Chicago wheat prices stand at No 2 hard 1.474 and No 2 red 1.444 to 1.454, corn No 2 yellow 1.36, oats No 1 extra heavy white 73 to No 2 extra heavy white 74, and soybeans No 1 yellow 3.0514 with soybean oil 10.40.
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Chicago
Egg and live poultry prices guide from St Louis
St Louis market notes list eggs by consumer grades A large 30 31 A medium 22 24 A small 18 20 B large 25 27 wholesale 25 27 standard 25 27 unclassified 21 23 checks 16 1 Hens heavy 12 14 light over 5 lb 9 10 under 5 lb 5 broilers and fryers 18 20 44.
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ST. Louis
Livestock prices at National Stockyards Illinois Friday
National Stockyards Illinois Friday estimates show cattle 1,100, calves 200, steers good to prime 24.00 to 27.50, heifers good to choice 22.00 to 26.00, cows 13.50 to 16.00, vealers 20.00 to 28.00, calves 17.00 to 22.00. Hogs total 6,000 with barrows and gilts 24.75 to 25.00 at 210 to 240 pounds and sows 22.00 to 23.00 at 270 to 500 pounds. Sheep 200 with spring lambs good to prime 22.00 to 25.50 and ewes 4.00 to 7.00.
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National
Chicago Produce Butter and Eggs Wholesale Prices
Chicago Mercantile Exchange reports butter prices steady with unchanged wholesale buys across grades AA 93 score at 584, A 92 at 5812, B 90 at 3 percent, C 89 at 56 percent. Eggs prices soft, wholesale buys unchanged to 1 lower with grade A whites 31, mixed 31, mediums 24 42, standards 27, dirties not quoted, checks 21 12.
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Chicago (Ap
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Wall Street shares fall as market slides toward close
Wall Street faced a selling surge that pushed prices lower with a late recovery faltering. Volume neared 5.9 million shares as Du Pont slipped five points dragging the averages, with General Electric, Kennecott and others down. Ford and GM moved fractionally to a point, while Xerox and Bristol-Myers fell sharply.
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New York
du Pont
General Electric
Kennecott
U.S
Viet Nam
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
Xerox
Bristol-Myers
Motorola
Copper
Armstrong Cork
Edison Brothers Stores
Eastern Air Lines
American Airlines
Standard Oil of Indiana
New York Central
Southern Railway
International Nickel
American Smelting
International Telephone
Comonwealth Edison
Jones & Laughlin
Sears, Roebuck
Avon Products
Alcoa
Rayette
Reynolds Met
Reduce Bomb Hoax Penalty
Senate passed and sent to President Johnson a bill to cut civil penalties for prank bomb reports in airplanes and public conveyances. The proposal lowers fines to a maximum of 1,000 dollars for civil action, while willful offenses remain punishable up to 5,000 dollars or five years. The Senate also sent to the White House a Justice Department backed measure to make interstate travel and transport in aid of arson a federal offense.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
White House
Justice Department
Youth Smashes His Balky Car
Michael J. Byrnes a 20 year old of West Springfield picked up a rock and smashed the car windows and dented the fenders before abandoning it calling the vehicle not good to me anymore Neighbors complained and he was charged with breach of peace in Springfield District Court Judge Charles D Sloan continued the case to December 23 to let Byrnes cool off
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Springfield
Mass
Michael J. Byrnes
West Springfield
Springfield District Court
Charles D. Sloan
Byrnes
Yanks Pass Hanoi Line and Blast Base Attacks
De Gaulle calls for negotiated peace in Vietnam and neutralization of both Vietnams. Russia bars the peace mission. Churchill missed. British PM Wilson leads a Commonwealth mission rejected by the Soviet Union, Red China, and North Vietnam. Only Washington Saigon and U Thant welcomed it.
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de Gaulle
Viet Nam
Russia
Harold Wilson
Soviet Union
Wilson
Red China
North Viet Nam
Washington
Saigon
U.N
U Thant
Coalminer killed in Zeigler mine accident
Ray Queens of Zeigler was killed when a rock slab fifteen feet long fell on him at Zeigler No. 3 coal mine. The incident occurred late Wednesday in Herrin, Illinois, and was reported by AP.
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William Cody Kelly
Ray C. Bliss
Bliss
Frank J. Kovac
Kelly
Cincinnati
Herrin
Ray Qwens
Zeigler
Zeigler No. 3
Dow Jones Noon Averages Show Mixed Trading
In New York and General Dynamics, prices declined in moderate ASX trading while corporate bonds were mixed in light activity. U.S. Treasury bonds rose again as Dow Jones noon averages list the Industrials down 6.25 points, Rails down 14.2, Utilities down 0.65, and Stocks down 1.98.
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Als
General Dynamics
American Stock Exchange
U.S. Treasury
New York
Plan to end remap deadlock would add one Illinois seat
Springfield Democrats and Republicans floated increasing the 58 Illinois Senate districts to 59 to break the reapportionment stalemate. Proposal allocates 21 Chicago districts, nine in suburban Cook County, and 29 downstate with House at 21 Chicago, nine suburbs. GOPsters wary, arguing constitution limits to 58. Senate leader Arrington warned that 800 bills would die if no compromise and said pending measures would be killed after a Saturday session.
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Springfield
Dlone
Illinois
Senate
House
Chicago
Cook County
John Touhy
Sen
W. Russell Arrington
Evanston
Arrington
No Music For Commencement At Hyde Park High
Hyde Park High School graduates chose silence over Pomp and Circumstance for the commencement march. Principal Blyth allowed Aida to be played after student protests and fire alarm pranks, but the band had rehearsed Elgar.
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Chicago
Hyde Park High School
Aida
Donald J. Blyth
Edward Elgar
Blyth
Navy Awards Silver Stars to Two US Pilots in Viet Nam
In Yokosuka Japan AP Navy announces Silver Star medals for two U S Navy pilots from Illinois. Lt John C Smith Jr of Belleville earned his for a sky battle June 17 in which two MIGs were shot down. Lt(jg) Charles W Hartma of Springfield earned his for knocking down a MIG June 2.
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Yokosuka
Japan
U.S. Navy
Ilinois
Viet Nam
Navy
John C. Smith Jr
Belleville
Petition Filed Seeking Divorce by Nancy Lunsford
Nancy Lunsford seeks a divorce on cruelty grounds in circuit court. Gordon Lunsford named as defendant. They married April 25 1948 and separated June 6 1965. Mrs Lunsford seeks custody of a 9 year old child plus alimony and support.
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Nancy Lunsford
Gordon Lunksford
the Lunsford
Lunsford
Social Security Earning Limits Expanded by Committee
A legislative committee moved to liberalize benefits for Social Security retirees. It raised hospitalization coverage from 60 to 120 additional days at a $10 daily patient cost and adjusted earnings tests. The plan now sets the floor at $1800 and applies a $1-for-$2 formula to $1800–$3000 earnings, aligning House and Senate revisions.
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Senate
Circuit Court fines for eight in Mt Vernon area cases
Eight persons were fined in circuit court yesterday on charges including speeding careless driving and illegal liquor transport. Defendants include Floyd M. Collins Evansville Ind Marilyn J. Miller Odin Jimmie L Strain Kankakee Archie L Fairchild Mt Vernon Terry O Moore Edward J. Weedman Nichols Ky Henry H Riggs Bonnie with fines ranging from 10 to 50 dollars for offenses such as following too closely no valid safety sticker and improper passing.
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Floyd M. Collins
Evansville
Ind
Marilyn J. Miller
Odin
Jimmie L. Strain
Kankakee
Archie L. Fairchild
South 12Th
Mt. Vernon
Terry O. Moore
Edward J. Weedman
Fairfield
Mahon Pancost Nichols
Nicholasville
Henry H. Riggs
R. R
Bonnie
Safety steps after bystander killed at shot put event
Budapest authorities tightened sports safety rules after 58-year-old bystander Zoltan Botar was struck and killed during a shot put contest. Officials approved removing outsiders including coaches and officials from sites where dangerous sports occur, per MTT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Zoltan Botar
MTT
Seek Ways to Expand a Test Ban
United States seeks to restart Geneva talks on an expanded nuclear test ban and nonproliferation with the Soviet Union. Senators push for immediate negotiations on a nonproliferation treaty, free zones, and underground testing ban as U.S.-Soviet relations remain strained by the Vietnam War.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Geneva
U.S
William C. Foster
New York
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Tsarapkin
Moscow
Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Johnson
U.N. Disarmament Commission
India
U.N. Disarmament Committee
U.N. Commission
Red China
White House
Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
Optimist Little League Day Proclaimed in Mount Vernon
Mr Vernons Little Leaguers will be downtown this Saturday to sell tags to raise funds for the baseball program. Mayor Joe Martin issues a proclamation designating Saturday June 26 1965 as Optimist Little League Baseball Day in Mount Vernon Illinois urging community support and highlighting sportsmanship teamwork and respect for rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Joe Martin
Mt. Vernon
Illinois
Saddle Club Overnight Trail Ride Set For Weekend
The King City Saddle Club will hold its annual overnight trail ride to the game farm this Saturday June 26. The ride leaves the club grounds at 3 00 p m and returns Sunday afternoon June 27. Riders bring their own horse feed and meals will be sold at the game farm shelter house. A square dance will be held Saturday evening at the shelter house.
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King City Saddle Club
Game Farm
Game Farm Shelter House
Shelter House
Divorce Granted Restores Winnie's Maiden Name Meloy
Winnie Marie Corder was granted a divorce from Arthur Earl Corder in a circuit court order handed down yesterday on grounds of desertion. The plaintiff was awarded restoration of her former name Winnie Marie Meloy. The Corders married July 25 1963 and separated February 14 1964.
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Winnie Marie Corder
Arthur Earl Corder
Winnie Marie Meloy
Corders
Vets Reunion Opens Here On Monday
Veterans reunion events begin Monday with Ernie Heldman, St. Louis TV persona, performing audience participation hypnosis. John Shirley and Bonnie with puppets and magic balloons appear Thursday. Musical Panic by Mt. Vernon youths Friday. Fireworks display set for Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Heldman
St. Louis
John Shirley
Bonnie
Mt. Vernon
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