Deaths Mrs Isabel O Donnell of Dallas Tex 77
Mrs Isabel O Donnell 77 of Dallas Texas died Monday morning at St Pauls Hospital. She was mother of Mrs Basil Moss of New Orleans and former Mt Vernon resident. Funeral at Holy Trinity Church in Dallas Wednesday with Rev Edward Meher officiating. Burial in Dallas. Survived by another daughter Mrs Joseph Wilbert. Mrs Moss active in Catholic organizations.
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Isabel O'Donnell
Dallas
Tex
St. Paul's Hospital
Basil Moss
New Orelans
Mt. Vernon
Edward Smith
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Edward Meher
O'Donnell
Charles F. O'Donnell
Moss
Joseph Wilbert
Hattie Glenn Rites Wednesday at Myers Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs. Hattie Glenn will be held Wednesday at 11 am at Myers Chapel with Rev. Eugene Holcomb officiating. Burial follows at Richardson Hill Cemetery in Hamilton County. The body lies in state at Myers Chapel after 4:00 pm today. Mrs. Glenn, 89, died Sunday at her home 1024 South Sixth Street.
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Hattie Glenn
Myers Chapel
Eugene Holcomb
Richardson Hill Cemetery
Hamilton County
Boy Rescued From Hanging by Younger Brother
Salem Illinois report of 12 year old Robert Carter in satisfactory condition after being rescued from a plastic clothesline by his 10 year old brother David. The youth fell from a hayloft while playing with the line and was found hanging but prior rescue saved him.
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Salem, Ill
Salem
Robert Carter
David
Births in Good Samaritan Hospital Highlight Three New Babies
Mr and Mrs Charles Koker of Wayne City welcomed a son Terry Wayne born at 602 yesterday afternoon weighing seven pounds fourteen ounces. Mr and Mrs William Milner of Salem Til welcomed a son Douglas Eugene born at 410 yesterday afternoon weighing eight pounds five ounces. Mr and Mrs Ralph Prince of 620 South 16th Street welcomed a daughter Julia Carol born at 542 this morning weighing seven pounds eight ounces.
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Charles Koker
Wayne City
Good Samaritan Hospital
Terry Wayne
William Milner
RFD
Salem
Til
Douglas Eugene
Ralph Prince
620
South 16Th Street
Julia Carol
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admitted
List of patients admitted and discharged for Jefferson Memorial and Good Samaritan hospitals. Names include Vera Ellen Cunningham John W Jamerson Harvey Gillihan Elizabeth Ann Gunther Florence Harlow Ruby Edwards Rebecca Nell Campbell Pearl Neal Nellie Bond James Jackson Smith Edward Smith James Michael Waters Owen Vance Mendenhall Gustavia Patterson Mayme Barker Mary Frances French Esther Margaret Dodson Cheryl Ann Pigg William Chester Jones Lillie Mac Hickey Arsela Lavina Cation Sandra Louise Miller Celia Mae Burgin William N Wegmann and discharges Sandra Marie Stella William W Greer James Harry Laur Daisy Marie Calecott Jeanette Lynn Marjorie June Wonden LaVerne Canter Joseph Hale Blanton Lenora Myrtle Lane Wanda June Kaipinu.
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Vera Ellen Cunningham
John W. Jamerson
Fairfield
Harvey Gillihan
Elizabeth Ann Gunther
Broughton
Florence Harlow
Ruby Edwards
Lesser
Rebecca Nell Campbell
St. Louis
Pearl Neal
Ina
Nellie Bond
Good Samaritan
James Jackson Smith
Edward Smith
James Michael Waters
Owen Vance Mendenhall
Gustavia Patterson
Mayme Barker
Mary Frances French
Esther Margaret Dodson
Cheryl Ann Pigg
William Chester Jones
Lillie Mac Hickey
Arsela Lavina Cation
Circuit Court Fines In Various Local Cases
Circuit court fines were imposed on several residents. Gilbert Warner of Marion paid 13 dollars for intoxication. Steven C Burns of 2225 Cherry paid 10 dollars for disturbance by fighting. Alex S Odie of Dahlgren paid 100 dollars for driving while intoxicated. Robert E Bullock of Route 1 Chebanse paid 10 dollars for disturbance by fighting. William S Henson of Route 2 Norris City paid 10 dollars for unsafe brakes on a vehicle. Bert Clark of 312 north Sixth paid 20 dollars for failure to have a driver's license.
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Gilbert Warner
Marion
Steven C. Burns
Cherry
Alex S. Odie
Dahlgren
Robert E. Bullock
Chebanse
Ill
William S. Henson
Norris City
Bert Clark
North Sixth
Ice Covered Arctic Ocean Forms Giant Ice Ridges
Ice covering the Arctic Ocean can be nine to 12 feet thick though a film of dust rests on water. The ocean depths reach 12 000 feet and unleash vast forces that crush and grind surface ice into remarkable ridges and formations.
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Arctic Ocean
Markets Mt. Vernon Hog Market Report
Prices paid until 12 30 p m today were unchanged with hogs toping at 23 65 for 200 to 220 lb. hogs Sows 300 weight and down 20 50 and 20 25 for 300 weight and over Boars 13 50 and 14 00 After 12 30 p m today prices will be based on next day's prices.
Mt Vernon Grain Prices Quoted This Afternoon
Mt Vernon market reported quotes for wheat at 1.29 Soybeans 2.88 shell corn 1.35 ear corn 1.32 as sellers listed prices for local grain trades.
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Mt. Vernon
Chicago Grain market quotes and futures bundle
Chicago AP reports grain prices with wheat at No 2 hard 1.48n and No 2 red 1.45 to 1.46n, corn No 1 yellow 1.3644 to 1.374n, No 2 yellow 1.3637 to 1.373n, oats No 2 heavy white 74 to 74%4n, soybeans No 1 yellow 3.024%2n, and soybean oil at 10.40n.
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Chicago
Egg and poultry prices in St Louis report
St Louis AP notes ranges for eggs by consumer grades A large 29-31 A medium 21-23 A small 18-19 B large 2-26 wholesale standard 2-26 unclassified 21-23 checks 16-17 ens heavy 13-15 light over 5-10 under 5 lbs and broilers fryers 18-20.
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ST. Louis
National Stockyards cattle and hog receipts and prices
Estimated Wednesday receipts at National Stockyards include Hogs 6 000. cattle 2 500. calves 200. sheep 400. Hogs sold 5 500. barrows and gilts 200 270 lb 24.00 60. sows 300 650 lb 19.00 22.00. Cattle 3 500. calves 300. steers 24.00 28.25. heifers 23.00 26.00. cows 13.50 15.50. vealers 20.00 27.00. Sheep 600. lambs 22.00 24.50. ewes 4.00 7.00. feeder lambs 18.00 21.00.
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National Stockyards
Chicago live poultry and commodity prices update
Chicago wholesale live poultry prices show declines and gains with roasters and special fed fryers among shifts. Mercantile Exchange notes butter steady with varied grade AA and other scores, eggs hold at consistent levels across white and mixed grades.
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Chicago
Mercantile Exchange
Wall Street turns from gain to loss in heavy trading
The New York stock market swung from a morning gain to a sharp afternoon decline in extreme volume. The Dow fell 5.05 points from a 7.74 up high as trading remained heavy and the ticker lagged behind floor actions. Chrysler led the early list while GM and Ford slipped after initial gains.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford Motor
American Stock Exchange
Treasury
Winds Crime Commission votes against releasing files
The Winds Crime Commission in Springfield voted 7-4 to keep secret its files on a legislative corruption probe. Representative Leo Pfeffer urged publication, arguing all names mentioned in the report should be public. The snippet ends with an unrelated note on the Muscovy duck.
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Springfield
Ill
the Winds Crime Commission
Leo Pfeffer
D-Seymour
Commission
Pfeffer
Weather Update From Mount Vernon And Nearby Areas
In Mount Vernon the day brings a high of 92 and a low of 69 with a 0.16 inch rainfall from Monday 7 am to Tuesday 7 am. Yearly total stands at 14.67 inches. Chicago reports heat across Southern Illinois with 95 degrees and thundershowers in spots. Northeastern Illinois sees partly cloudy skies and cooler temps with scattered storms in western and southern zones.
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Ilinois
Illinois
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Ptind
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
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Salt Sk. City
San Diego
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Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
Illinois Senate Reapportionment Drives City to Redraw
Illinois Senate districts were redrawn in part to avoid another at-large election after past reapportionment failures. The push for House and Senate reapportionment follows fears of a similar at-large race next year. The Illinois Supreme Court has ordered congressional districts redrawn by Wednesday, with a bill pending. Arrington notes Kerner's revenue program and constitutional revenue amendments are not part of the agreement.
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Llinois
Senate
Congress
Illinois Supreme Court
Arrington
Kerner
Kamehameha Day Honors Hawaiian King in June
Hawaii observes the public holiday Kamehameha Day on June 11 to honor the king who united all the Hawaiian Islands in peace in the early 19th century.
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United States
Kamehameha
Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
Welfare Services Group Reelects Ross Wimberly
The Jefferson County Welfare Services Committee held its quarterly meeting at the Elks Lodge and unanimously reelected Ross Wimberly of Dix as chairman for the next year. Also reappointed were Ruth Allen of Mt. Vernon as vice-chairman and Elmer C. Gentle of Mt. Vernon as secretary.
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Jefferson County Welfare Services Committee
Elks Lodge
Ross Wimberly
Dix
Ruth Allen
Mt. Vernon
Elmer C. Gentle
Lester Breeze
Bluford
E. C. Champ
Woodlawn
Knox Hirons
Waltonville
Illinois
E. H. Klein
Department of Public Aid
Belleville
Gentle
Public Aid
Fred Fitts
Anna Fairchild
Willard C. Campbell
Emil Klein
Charles Waite
IEE Urges Convention Reforms After Desk Raid Incident
Bliss told a news conference he read a statement to the national committee about the rifled desk at party headquarters and said he was troubled. He fired his aide William Kelly for forcing the desk to seize a list of major contributors to Barry Goldwater's campaign and called the conduct intolerable. Kelly says Bliss initially praised him before firing him.
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Bliss
National Committee
William Cory Kelly
Frank Kovac
Barry Goldwater
Kelly
George Named Marshal Washington
President Johnson signed papers nominating Harry C. George for a new four year term as U S marshal for the Eastern District of Illinois.
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Washington
Johnson
Harry C. George
Illinois
Circus to visit Mt. Vernon next Tuesday
The Al G. Kelly and Miller Bros circus will perform matinee and evening shows at Mt. Vernon Fairgrounds on Tuesday July 6 at 2 30 pm and 8 00 pm A 1 00 pm parade will run from the fairgrounds to Tenth north to the public square and back The event is sponsored by 40 et 8 American Legion to fund a nursing education scholarship Elephants lions tigers and many acts will be featured Tickets available from 40 et 8 members The American Legion Home Blades Walgreen Drug Store or Jackson Jewelers
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al G. Kelly and
Miller Bros
Mt. Vernon Fairgrounds
Fairgrounds
Tenth
Public Square
Mt. Vernon
The
American Legion
Jefferson County
Blades Walgreen Drug Store
Jackson Jewelers
Rioting Students Injure Dozens as Korea Japan Ties Protested
Seoul AP report details rioting students injuring scores and 341 arrests during demonstrations against the treaty establishing diplomatic relations between South Korea and Japan.
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Seoul
Korea
South Korea
Japan
Roses Most Popular Flower in United States
Surveys show roses are the most popular flower in the United States by an 18 to 1 margin. The data underscore roses as a nationwide favorite, reflecting consumer preferences across regions and demographics.
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United States
1 200 Yanks Join Forces With Viet Nam War Action
The 480th American killed in Viet Nam was identified as the dead flier. An RF101 was shot down near Hanoi as part of a raid on the Son La barracks and depot west northwest of Hanoi. An adviser was reported killed with another wounded near Cai Lay in the Mekong Delta. Over 130 helicopters ferried paratroopers into the attack zone, facing Viet Cong fire at landing sites.
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Hanoi
Son la
Cai Lay
Mekong
Saigon
U.S
Viet Nam
William C. Westmoreland
Mieu Ba
North
Seibert Enlists in Navy Under Protest Program at Mt Vernon
Billy Lamont Seibert son of Mr and Mrs William P Seibert of Casey is taking recruit training after enlisting under the U S Navy protest program. He was sworn in at St Louis June 25 and will have a 14 day leave after basic training before reporting for his next assignment. Seibert who graduated this year from Mt Vernon Township High School enlisted through the Mt Vernon recruitment office at 1116 Main Street. Recruiter Chief Machinist Mate Donald D Rhodes cited hours for Navy program information.
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Billy Lamont Seibert
William P. Seibert
Casey
U. S. Navy
St. Louis
Seibert
Mt. Vernon Township
Mt. Vernon
Main Street
Donald D. Rhodes
Navy
Drunk Driving Charge Filed After Night Crash
Michael W. Davis, 19, of 1320 North 11th, was charged with driving while intoxicated after his car struck and broke a power pole in the 900 block of North 8th Street around 9:08 p.m. yesterday. Police said Davis lost control while shifting gear, causing the northbound car to cross lanes and hit the pole, disrupting power.
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Mr. Vernon
North 8Th Street
Michael W. Davis
North 11Th
Davis
Fire Endangers 2 Vacant Houses Near Mt Vernon
A fast spreading grass fire south of Mt Vernon endangered two vacant houses late Monday. Rural firefighters arrived at 4:00 p.m. and controlled the blaze after it burned over two lots. Fire officials said the houses were not damaged.
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Mt. Vernon
Break-In At Grain Co. Here At Mt Vernon Office
Thieves broke into the office at the south edge of Mt Vernon last night and stole $15 from a soft drink machine. They removed the money box from the Federal North Iowa Grain Co office, formerly Stewart Grain Co, after breaking a door glass to gain entry.
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Mt. Vernon
Federal North Iowa Grain Co
Stewart Grain Co
Two Divorces Filed In Circuit Court
Two suits for divorce were filed in circuit court yesterday. Roy Reynolds sues Anna Lee Reynolds for desertion. they wed April 21, 1950 and separated June 5, 1964. Dale A. Walker sues Mary E. Walker for cruelty. married July 15, 1963 and separated November 19, 1963.
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Roy Reynolds
Anna Lee Reynolds
Walker
Walker Dale A. Walker
Mary E. Walker
Car stripped near Scheller leaves belongings stolen
Henry Wyciskalla of Route 1 Scheller reported a theft after thieves stripped his car seven miles west of Waltonville. Two tires were ruined when the car struck a large hole and was abandoned overnight. Stolen items include a camera auto battery generator mirrors coil regulator and the hood was damaged.
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Henry Wyciskalla
Route 1
Scheller
Sheriff's Office
Waltonville
Eisenhower Enters Walter Reed For Periodic Checkup
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower entered Walter Reed Army Hospital for his periodic physical examination. Hospital authorities said a discharge could come as early as this evening.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
United States Adopts Standard Time in 1883
On November 18, 1883 the United States officially adopted standard time nationwide. Clocks were synchronized across railroads to create consistent timekeeping, shaping scheduling and daily life. The move standardized time by regions and laid groundwork for time zone divisions later formalized.
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United States
Rend Lake Construction At SII Meeting
Earl D. Jamison president of the Rend Lake Association and a director of Southern Illinois Inc attended the SII monthly meeting at Engel's Cafe Carbondale with Bob Poisall. Reports covered Partners for Alliance trip abroad, Job Corps at Carbondale, and Rend Lake Conservancy District plans for a area community college site with utilities and recreational facilities. Pictures showed the Rend Lake sub impoundment dam near Waltonville.
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Earl D. Jamison
Rend Lake Association
Southern Illinois, Inc
SII
Engel's
Carbondale
Bob Poisall
Chamber of Commerce
L. F
Tommy” Tomlinson
Partners For Alliance
Woodrow Austin
Job Corps
Area Community College
Howard Mendenhall
Rend Lake
Jamison
Waltonville
Mishap Not Cited for Dusharme in 3 Car Collision
Welldon H. Dusharme, 44, of 214 North 12th, was not charged with following too close in a three car collision here Friday as the Register News had reported. Jolene A. Backes, 20, of 1513 North 17th, and R. C. Drinnon, 34, West Frankfort, were charged.
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Welldon H. Dusharme
North 12Th
Registere News
Jolene A. Backes
North 17Th
R. C. Drinnon
West Frankfort
Reward Pledged In Money Loss Near Salem Road
A Kankakee man pledged a reward after reporting a lost billfold near Salem Road and Oakland. Valley Moore said the billfold contained $190, a driver’s license, four $20 bills, one $100 bill, and a $10 bill. He offered the reward for information leading to recovery.
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Kankakee
Salem Road
Oakland
Valley Moore
Goes To Jail In Driving Case
Alfred Ray Mason, 34, of Palos Hill Tl, was arrested after his car hit a ditch at 22nd and Conger. Circuit court fined him 200 dollars total: 100 for driving while intoxicated, 50 for illegal transport of liquor, 50 for no driver's license. He faces jail for nonpayment and may work it off in 30 days.
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Alfred Ray Mason
Palos Hill
Mt. Vernon
22Nd
Conger
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