Deaths Mrs Nellie Edith Tolle 57 in Whittington
Mrs Nellie Edith Tolle 57 died suddenly at home in Whittington from an apparent heart attack. Funeral services set for 2:00 p.m. Saturday at the Whittington Baptist Church with Rev Herold Conroyd officiating. Burial in Shiloh cemetery. Born Franklin County November 5 1905 she was survived by Herman Tolle her husband her mother Gertie Day of Whittington three sisters Aline Holman Ethel Bowman and Marie Kingery and several brothers.
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Nellie Edith Tolle
Whittington
Baptist Church
Herold Conroyd
Shiloh
Johnston Funeral
Tolle
Franklin County
Wilson and
Gertie (Thomason) Day
Herman Tolle
Gertie Day
Aline Holman
Ethel Bowman
Manteno
Pete Bulatovich Dies in Sesser at 75
Pete Bulatovich of Sesser, 75, died at 11:00 a.m. Thursday at Veterans' Hospital in Marion. A retired miner, he will be waked at Brayfield Funeral Home in Sesser and funeral services are set for 1:00 p.m. Saturday with Rev. Paul Pyrich officiating. Burial will be at Maple Hill Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, Jana Bulatovich of Lesser.
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Pete Bulatovich
Sesser
Veterans’ Hospital
Marion
Brayfield Funeral Home
Paul Pyrich
Maple Hill Cemeery
Brayfield
Jana Bulatovich
Lesser
Harold Payne Rites Tomorrow
Funeral services for Harold Payne age 55 of Route 1 Lesser will be held Saturday at 3 00 p m at Horse Prairie church where he was a member The Rev Wayne Thomas will officiate burial will follow in the adjoining cemetery Friends may call at Brayfield Funeral Home in Lesser after 400 p m today The body will lie in state at noon Saturday at the church Payne died yesterday from injuries suffered June 20 at Old Ben Mine 21
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Harold Payne
Route 1
Lesser
Horse Prairie Church
Compromise On Contraceptives Passed By Illinois House
Springfield accord ends clash on state birth control policy. The measure limits advice and materials to married women on relief who request it, suspending services to unmarried mothers and those not living with husbands pending a study. The Public Aid Commission will report March 1, 1965 for further action.
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Springfield
Ill
House
Senate
Illinois Public Aid Commission
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Discharged and Admissions
Jefferson Memorial lists discharges including Lewis Levin Myrtie Chamness Wilma Buchanan and Patsy Ann Martin Vickie Lynn Whisenhunt Fred Andrew Holland Geraldine Bushong Sylvia Levin Naomi Levin Nellie Faulkner Linda Darrene Hall Stephen Denton Mrs Wilma Jane Donoho and baby Terry Alan Ora Joy McCraw Lillie Dobbs Yarl Neaville Mabel King Page Kenneth Pennington Mary Schlafly. New admissions include Robert Omer Miller Danny Joe Hamilton Emma Lucille Tinsley Frank Chirk Carolyn Lowery Marcia Crane Patricia McCleary
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Good Samaritan
Robert Omer Miller
Danny Joe Hamilton
Emma Lucille Tinsley
Frank Chirk
Carolyn Faye Lowery
Marcia Lynn Crane
Patricia Jean McCleary
Patsy Ann Martin
Vickie Lynn Whisenhunt
Fred Andrew Holland
Geraldine Bushong
Sylvia Irene Levin
Naomi Yvonne Levin
Nellie Marie Faulkner
Linda Darrene Hall
Stephen Bruce Denton
Wilma Jane Donoho
Terry Alan
Ora Joy McCraw
Lillie Dobbs
Yarl Celia Neaville
Mabel King Page
Kenneth Leroy Pennington
Mary Parker Schlafly
Bevises Welcome Daughter Kelly Jean at Good Samaritan
Mr and Mrs Larry Bevis of 317 Main welcomed a daughter born yesterday afternoon at 4 05 in Good Samaritan hospital. The newborn weighed seven pounds two ounces and has been named Kelly Jean.
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Larry Bevis
Main
Good Samaritan Hospital
Kelly Jean
Market roundup of local live stock prices today
Prices paid on the local live stock market were 15 cents higher today. The top traded at 17.65 for 190 220 lb hogs. Sows were steady with 14.50 for 300 lb down, 14.00 for down 300 lb and up. Boars ranged 8.00 to 9.50.
Commodity Prices Quoted In Mt Vernon This Afternoon
The Mt Vernon market posted prices for grains with Wheat at 1.69, Soybeans at 2.50, and Corn at 1.28, reflecting agricultural values discussed this afternoon.
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Mt. Vernon
Chicago mercantile notes on butter eggs and prices
Chicago Mercantile Exchange reports steady butter with wholesale buying prices mostly unchanged to higher and ranges by grade, while eggs show variation with grades A whites, mixed, mediums, standards and dirties priced. cars and check values noted, rough market figures indicate wholesale price movement across grades.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Egg and poultry price listings from St. Louis market
St Louis AP report notes egg and live poultry price grades and weights. Consumer eggs listed in grades A large to B, with several size weights and wholesale standards. Hens and broilers prices shown for various weights, reflecting regional market quotes.
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St, Louis
National Stockyards livestock prices AP US cattle hogs
National Stockyards Illinois auction Tuesday sees hogs 5,500 head 1 2 190 240 lb at 18.60 19.00, lighter 150 170 lb 13.00 16.00, sows 275 350 lb 15.50 16.00, 350 100 lb 14.50 15.50, boars 11.00 13.00. Cattle 350, calves 100. steers 1,050 1,125 lb 23.00 35.00, mixed good and choice 1,000 1,125 lb 22.50 22.75, heifers 723 850 lb 21.00 22.00, most choice 22.00, cows 14.00 16.00. Sheep 150 head. spring lambs 80 110 lb 19.00 21.50, 80 105 lb 21.50 22.00, ewes 4.50 6.00.
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National Stockyards
USDA
Chicago Grain Report Lacks Clear Market Moves
Chicago AP notes wheat No 1 red 1.89, corn No 2 yellow 1.324, and soybean oil 9b-St4a with no oats sales reported. The terse item records minimal trades or quotes and notes no oats transactions.
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Chicago
Wall Street stalls in slow trading on Friday
Wall Street edges higher in slow afternoon trading with volume around 3.2 million shares. Standard Oil New Jersey hits a high, IBM and Polaroid gain, Pan American weak, FMC falls on merger block, bonds mixed as rails and utilities move.
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New York
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
IBM
Polaroid
Xerox
U.S
Rock Island Railroad
Chicago & North Western
Homestake
Anaconda
Kennecott
Phelps Dodge
Pan American
American
Slays 3 Next Door Neighbors in New London
A 6 year old Nicholas Ukraine killed 45 year old mail carrier Robert Reidy, his wife Mary 43, and their 10 year old son Mark in their home, then reenacted the crime for police. He was booked for murder and claimed harassment as motive.
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New London
Ukraine
Anthony Ukraine
Reidys
Reidy
Seeks Divorce and Custody in Circuit Court
Marie Johnson filed for divorce from Denny Johnson on cruelty grounds in circuit court here. She seeks custody of their minor child and alimony for support. The couple married March 25 1961 and separated June 22 1963 per the complaint. The plaintiff requests a temporary injunction restraining the defendant from molesting her.
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Marie Johnson
Denny Johnson
Weather report shows 95 high with 67 low and rain totals
Detailed weather report notes Thursday maximum 95 degrees minimum 67. Rainfall from 7:00 a m yesterday to 7:00 a m today is .44 inches. Year to date rainfall 15.93 inches. Historical highs and lows listed for prior years. Saturday sunrise 4:33 and sunset 7:33.
Illinois Weather From Storms Then Heat Remains High
Thundershowers moved into Illinois with little relief to extreme heat and humidity. Northeast counties saw two squalls dropping temperatures by 13 degrees in 20 minutes, while Chicago area clouded skies but temps rose into the 90s elsewhere. Forecasters predicted more heat through Saturday and Sunday with scattered moisture in the northeast. Coast Guard rescued four from a capsized sailboat on Lake Michigan as several other craft were towed to safety. O’Hare delays due to rain and hail persisted, with precipitation totals ranging from .03 to .65 inch across airports and cities like Des Plaines, Elgin, Glenview, and Highland Park.
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Illinois
Chicago
Waukeran
McHenry
Highland Park
Coast Guard
Lake Michigan
O'Hare
Des Plaines
Elgin
Glenview
Midway Airport
Ilinois
Ohio River
Unseasonably Warm Midwest and Southern Illinois Outlook
Northern Illinois expects eight degrees above normal with highs near 87 and lows around 61 to 65, a warm spell through midweek with light rain in scattered afternoon or night showers. Southern Illinois sees two to eight degrees above normal, with highs 86 to 91, lows 62 to 70, and variable precipitation about a quarter inch from scattered showers.
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Illinois
Lynda Bird Engaged To Wed Bernard Rosenbach
Washington AP Lyndon B Johnsons daughter Lynda Bird, 19, is engaged to Navy ensign Bernard Rosenbach on leave from the destroyer Jonas Ingram at Mayport Florida. The couple, who have known each other for years, showed an engagement ring at a Johnson party. no wedding date has been set.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Lynda Bird
Bernard Rosenbach
Johnson
Rosenbach
Jonas Ingram
Mayport
Fla
Lynda Byrd
Comfort
Tex
Johnson Ranch
iLynda Bird
First Presbyterian Church Loses Mrs Hazel Cosby
Mrs Hazel Cosby resigns as director of Christian Education at First Presbyterian Church Mt Vernon effective June 30 after fourteen months in post to join Fourth Presbyterian Church Chicago. She will serve as director of women s activities, previously served five years on national board in Philadelphia.
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Irsl Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
Hazel Cosby
General Assembly of
The
United Presbyterian Church
Moderate Upper Congo Assembly ousts Grenfell in Stanleyville
In Stanleyville the moderate faction of the Upper Congo Provincial Assembly reportedly ousted Georges Grenfell ex tremist president after his election sparked riots. Grenfell, a Lumumba follower, led the province briefly before the upheaval.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Upper ‘Congo
Stanleyville
Georges Grenfell
Grenfell
Patrice Lumumba
Goldwater Attacks Dems in Frisco Convention Talk
Goldwater assails liberalism and Marxist ideas while blasting Kennedy’s Europe trip. He brands Cuba a dangerous defeat and questions national leadership. On the floor, a dispute grows over civil rights language, pitting a broad statement against New York’s specific proposals aligned with Kennedy’s bill.
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Philadelphia
New York
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Ireland
Cuba
Young Republican National Federation
Charles McDevitt
Idaho
Donald Lukens
House of Representatives
California
Robert Gaston
Resolutions Committee
JFK Names Lodge Envoy To Viet Nam
A Lodge named envoy to Vietnam is depicted as related to Henry Cabot Lodge but from a different political mold. The younger Lodge, a GOP liberal, has been Time Inc. consultant and Atlantic Institute director general. He travels Wednesday with wife Emily George Cabot and Henry Sears.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
GOP
Time, Inc
Atlantic Institute
Europe
Emily George Cabot
Henry Sears
Eugene Wells Elected to National Board
Eugene Wells of Route 1 Mt Vernon has been elected to the executive board of the Intern ment Exchange of America, an association of memorial gardens in the United States and Canada. He was chosen at the annual meeting in Cincinnati Ohio concluded yesterday. Wells is co owner and manager of Mt Vernon Memorial Gardens and co owner of gardens at Carbondale and Hervin.
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Route 1
Mt. Vernon
Internment Exchange of America
Memorial Gardens
United States
Canada
Cincinnati
Ohio
Wells
Mt. Vernon Memorial Gardens
Carbondale and
Hervin
Record motor deaths rise in January May period
The National Safety Council reports 15 190 motor vehicle fatalities from January through May, a record for the first five months of any year. Deaths rose 6 percent while travel grew 4 percent, giving a death rate of 4.8 per 100 million miles, up 2 percent. May reached 3 650, up 13 percent from May 1962, with increases in 17 of the last 19 months and about 100 deaths per day on average.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Epileptics Win Mail Prescription Bill Victory
In Chicago the Illinois General Assembly passed a bill allowing epileptics to have medical prescriptions filled by mail. The National Epilepsy League lauds the law exempting the agency from a ban on mail prescriptions. Maurice A. Melford notes the move as a landmark benefit for epileptics nationwide.
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Chicago
Illinois General Assembly
National Epilepsy League
Maurice A. Melford
League
Melford
Train Hits Truck Killing 72-Year-Old in Illinois Crossing
Logan Larrimore 72 of Pana died when his truck was struck by a train at an Illinois Central crossing. One of three passengers, Michael Hebert 3, was in critical condition at a Springfield hospital. His siblings David 8 and Linda 10 were in satisfactory condition at a Taylorville hospital.
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Assumption, Ill
Logan Larrimore
Pana
Illinois Central
Michael Hebert
Springfield
David
Linda
Taylorville
Safety check lanes process 574 cars at Mt Vernon
Continues today as Mt Vernon Jaycees run safety lanes at 12th and Broadway and 12th and Main. Yesterday 612 cars passed. 574 passed tests, 38 rejected, six later returned after repairs to pass. Lanes open until 8 pm today and Saturday for free checks urging drivers to use them.
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Jaycee
Mt. Vernon
12Th
Broadway
12Th and
Main
Jaycees
Pentagon Defends TFX Plane Deal
Secretary of the Navy Fred Korth testifies to a Senate subcommittee on the TFX contract award to General Dynamics over Boeing. McNamara defends the project as essential, with a multibillion dollar, all weather, all mission capable aircraft program.
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Navy
Fred Korth
Capitol Hill
Pentagon
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
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Korth
General Dynamics
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Eorth
Robert §. McNamara
United States
Subcommittee
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Adm
George W. Anderson
Naval Operations
Anderson
Bombs Kill 10 Civilians and Wound 38 in Saigon
In Saigon the U S Military Advisory Assistance Group compound was hit by bombs planted by suspected Communist terrorists. Ten Vietnamese civilians were killed and 38 injured, including three American soldiers with leg foot and chin injuries. A separate grenade incident near a movie theater killed one government civil guard and wounded 53, mostly children.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Fresno girls vie for queen title at county picnic
Three Fresno women enter a beauty contest to crown Fresno County employees picnic queen. Each contestant holds a department title: Gloria Arnst as Miss Criminal, Brenda Gaddis as Miss Public Works, and Donna Jean Ashsilan as Miss Small Claims.
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Fresno
Calif
Fresno County
Picnic
Gloria Arnst
Brenda Gaddis
Public Works
Donna Jean Ashsilan
Small Claims
Capture Hog On South Tenth
A hog caused excitement on South Tenth Street when it fell from a passing truck. The animal was captured and tied up after a brief disturbance. The truck driver returned, reloaded the hog, and continued on his route.
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South Tenth Street
Break-In At Green Hills Country Club Investigated
Sheriff Dewey Barton investigated a break-in at Green Hills Country Club east of Mt. Vernon. The incident occurred last night and nothing appeared to be stolen according to the sheriff.
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Dewey Barton
Green Hills Country Club
Mt. Vernon
New Principal At Bethel School Hired
Robert Lane, former Kell principal for a year, takes the Bethel grade school post south of Mt. Vers non. Previously he taught and coached at Field Township Consolidated School.
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Robert Lane
Kell
Bethel Grade School
Mt. Vers Non
Lane
Field ‘Township Consolidated School
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