Death of Raymond Bogden 21 in Anaheim California
Raymond Bogden of Anaheim California died Tuesday night after a brief illness in an Anaheim hospital. Former Mt. Vernon resident born Johnston City Illinois he served four years in the U.S. Coast Guard. Funeral services set for Friday at Hulgenfeld Funeral Home with burial in Anaheim. He is survived by his parents Walter and Cleta Bogden and sister Barbara Ann Bogden.
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Raymond Bogden
Anaheim
Calif
Mt. Vernon
Hulgenfeld
East Boulevard
Johnston City
Walter
Cleta Bogden
Barbara Ann Bogden
Mr. Bogden
U.S. Coast Guard
R E Roberts Dies In Chicago Rites At McLeansboro
Raymond E. Roberts of Chicago died Tuesday morning in a Chicago hospital. A former McLeansboro resident, he is the father of Mrs. Ralph Hart of McLeansboro. Funeral 2:00 pm Friday at Donelson Funeral Home in McLeansboro. Burial at the local cemetery. He lies in state Friday noon until the service. He also leaves his wife Mildred Roberts of Chicago, two brothers, two grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Raymond E. Roberts
Chicago
McLeansboro
Ralph Hart
Donelson Funeral Home
Mt. Vernon
Mildred Roberts
Lowell Roberts
Clyde Roberts
East St. Louis
Graveside Rites At Woodlawn For Viola Eubank
Viola Coral Eubank 7, of 555 Woodriver Ave Cottage Hills Ill died at 1234 a m Tuesday at Township Hospital Bethalto funeral services set for 10:00 a m Friday at Smith Funeral Home Bethalto with Rev Maurice Burgu ram officiating at 1 00 p m Friday grave side at ICOF cemetery Woodlawn She was born Feb 6 1887 at Lynn Creek Mo daughter of Jonathan Daniel and Emma G Gouge Capp She married Thomas R Eubank in Stoutland Mo in 1905 who survives She also leaves son Ernest Henry Eubank Fall River Mass two daughters Mrs Michael Gollick Joliet and Mrs Evan Boston Carlinville two sisters Mrs Sarah Barnes Edwards Mo and Mrs Alfred Schaefer Edwardsville Tr Mrs Eubank member Assembly of God Church Cottage Hills
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Viola Coral Eubank
Woodriver Avenue
Cottage Hills
Ill
Township Hospital
Smith Funeral Home
Bethalto
Maurice Burguram
Lynn Creek
Jonathan Daniel
Emma G. (Gouge) Capp
Stoutland
Thomas R. Eubank
Ernest Henry Eubank
Fall River
Mass
Michael Gollick
Joliet
Evan Boston
Carlinville
Sarah Barnes
Edwards, Mo
Alfred Schaefer
Edwardsville
Eubank
Assembly of God Church
Rockford Bank Vice President Surrenders to FBI
John Bartholomew, 36, vice president of City National Bank and Trust Co. of Rockford, turned himself in to federal agents after a six week manhunt for embezzlement. He waived a preliminary hearing, bond set at 10000, and was released after appearing in Chicago.
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Chicago
John Bartholomew
City National Bank and Trust Co
Rockford
FBI
Bartholomew
U.S
C. S. Bentley Pike
U.S. District Court
Winnebago County
Sears Bank and Trust Co
Fox Lake (III.) State Bank
15Th Ave
Mt Vernon Market Prices for Grains This Afternoon
Prices paid in Mt Vernon this afternoon include Wheat at 1.67, Shell corn at 1.32, and Ear corn at 1.30. The brief market flash lists the main grain bids available to local sellers and traders.
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Mt. Vernon
Mt Vernon Hog Market Prices Slip at Midday
Prices paid at Mt Vernon hog market to 12 30 p m today declined 25 cents. Top bid 24 75 for 200 to 300 lb hogs. Sows 300 lb and over 19 25 to 19 50, down 25 cents. Boars 14 00 to 15 00. After 12 30 p m prices to be based on next day prices.
Wayne City Grain Prices From Pillsbury Report
Pillsbury posted grain prices at Wayne City this afternoon with old corn at 1.32, old beans 3.51, old and new wheat 1.68, new beans 2.88, and new corn 1.21. This bulletin lists values for both old and new crops and highlights Wayne City as the market location.
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Pillsbury
Wayne City
Livestock Prices At National Stockyards Illinois
Estimates for Thursday show hogs at 6,000 head with barrows and gilts 190-230 lbs at 25.00 to 25.85 per cwt and sows 280-350 lbs 17.00 to 21.25. Cattle 1,600 head with steers good to choice 23.00 to 25.25, heifers 21.50 to 23.50, good to choice 21.00 to 28.00. Sheep 700 head with spring lambs 22.00 to 24.00 and ewes 4.00 to 7.00.
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National Stockyards
Ill
Chicago Produce Markets Report Butter and Eggs Steady
Chicago Mercantile Exchange notes butter steady to firm with varied scores from 89 to 93, cars at 90 B and 66 percent for AA to C grades. Eggs wholesale prices unchanged with A whites at 31 44 to 31% for mixed, mediums, and standards. Live poultry wholesale prices also unchanged with roasters at 25 to 27, special fed white rock fryers 21 to 23.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
USDA
St Louis Produce Prices Averages Listed
St Louis AP notes eggs by consumer grades and sizes with no prices for hens and wholesale grades. A large 33 to 35 cents, A medium 25 to 27, A small 16 to 18, B large 25 to 28. Wholesale and other grades listed but without prices.
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ST. Louis
Grain futures prices report from Chicago AP
Chicago Wheat No 2 hard 1.92, No 2 red 1.88. Corn No 2 yellow 1.374. Oats No 2 heavy white 78. Soybeans No 1 yellow 3.75. Soybean oil 11.58. Market quotes reflect morning trading.
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Chicago
Wall Street declines as bombing of oil facilities spooks market
Moderate trading sees a deeper stock decline after intensified U S bombing near Hanoi and Haiphong. The Dow Jones industrial average falls about 5.57 to 875.33 at noon with industrials down 1.6 and transports weaker. Aircraft, electronics, and airlines lead losses as Boeing, Douglas, Zenith, Sperry Rand, and major carriers drop.
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New York
U.S
Hanoi
Haiphong
Associated Press
Boeing
Douglas
Zenith
Sperry Rand
Eastern Air Lines
Pan American World Airways
American Airlines
United Air Lines
General Motors
Ford
American Motors
General Electric
IBM
Polaroid
Xerox
Merck
American Stock Exchange
Jamison Leads Fund Drive for Gray Helicopter
Mt Vernon leader Earl Jamison backs a campaign to raise funds to buy a helicopter for Congressman Kenneth Gray. The effort includes two $100 per couple dinners and a July 8 show at the Du Quoin State Fairgrounds. The drive, launched after Gray’s district expanded to 22 counties, aims to aid industrial recruitment and community improvement.
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Kenneth Gray
Earl Jamison
Mt. Vernon
Jamison
Southern Illinois, Inc
Gray
Southern Illinois
SII
Murphysboro
U.S
Jefferson County
du Quoin State Fairgrounds
Joe Martin
Don Musick
Ellis Country Club
Union
Southern Illinois University
du Quoin Fairgrounds
Second Tanker Blast Kills 4 in New York Harbor
A second explosion on the Alva Cape off Brooklyn after naphtha removal adds four dead, nine injured, and three missing. The blast follows a June 16 collision with the Texaco Massachusetts in Kill Van Kull, as investigators seek the cause.
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New York
Brooklyn
Coast Guard
Alva Cape
Texaco Massachusetts
Kill van Kull
New Jersey
Staten Island
Race Lines Shape South Carolina Runoff Balloting
In Columbia the runoff primary shows white voters backing white candidates while black voters back black candidates across Williams burg and Clarendon counties. Final tallies: Rev J S Hunter 3665, Joseph Coker 3878. in Williamsburg Virgil Dimery 5828 over La Nue Floyd 4041. Stuckey and Carter win House seats amid Negro candidate defeats. Federal observers noted continued growth of Black voter rolls in Clarendon.
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Columbia
S.C
South Carolina
Williamsburg
Clarendon
Clarendon County
J.S. Hunter
House of Representatives
Summerton
Hunter
Joseph Coker
Broes
King Stree
Virgil Dimery
Senate
la Nue Floyd
Dimery
J. Henry Stuckey
Ernest W. Carter
J.E. Lawrence
Purvis Eastey
Stuckey
Carter
Lawrence
Easley
Virgin Johnson
Hampton County
Vernon Weather Tue high 95 low 70 with heat persists
With hot muggy conditions across Illinois, Tuesday saw Vernon reach 95 and 70. Forecasters expect several days of above normal temperatures statewide, with scattered thundershowers in the south and sunny skies in the north. Temperatures may run 6 to 10 degrees above normal through Monday before cooler air returns.
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Wit. Vernon
Associated Press
Illinois
Vandalia
Paducah
Chicago
Temperature outlook for southern Illinois Tempera area
Temperatures in southern Illinois are expected to run 2 to 5 degrees above normal with normal highs near 87 to 91 and lows around 6 to 71. Precipitation totals range from a quarter to half an inch, mainly from rain Sunday and Monday, with widely scattered afternoon thunderstorms possible at other times.
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Finois
Surveyor 1 Moon Camera Fails To Respond After Lunar Night
In Pasadena, California, Surveyor 1, the 620-pound lunar camera craft, failed to reactivate after a two week bitterly cold night with temperatures down to 260 degrees below zero. NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory said revival attempts were made for several hours and would continue, with another try planned for July 7 if needed.
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Pasadena
Calif
America
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
JPL
Goldstone
Surveyor
Fires Burn At Edges Of Red Cities In Vietnam War Update
Reports describe heavy air campaigns against North Viet Nam fuel depots and three days of bombardment. U S Special Forces spotted about 30 Viet Cong near Chu Lai, calling in air strikes and recovering five captives with no U S casualties. An 11 man U S infantry squad faced a Viet Cong ambush near Cu Chi with heavy casualties. In Quang Tin Province a Viet Cong ambush on regional force troops left unknown civilian losses amid Thai weather.
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North
Viet Nam
U.S
Chu Lai
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Cu Chi
Quang Tin Province
Saigon
Kennedy takes control of New York Democratic machine
Senator Robert F. Kennedy emerged as the undisputed leader of New York Democrats after a decisive victory in a surrogate court judgeship race. His hand picked candidate Samuel J. Silverman defeated Arthur Klein, both future New York Supreme Court justices, in a statewide primary that featured other upsets including Goldwater-backed Derounian on Long Island and notable Brooklyn contests.
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New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Tammany Hall
Kennedy
Samuel J. Silverman
Manhattan Organization
Arthur Klein
Silverman
Klein
New York Supreme Court
Goldwater
Jacob K. Javits
Johnson
Long Island
Steven Derounian
Barry Goldwater
William J. Casey
Washington
Derounian
Casey
Javits
Devounian
Lester L. Wolff
Brooklyn
Edna Kelly
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Manhattan
New York County
Republican
Rural Electrification loan approved for Eldorado coop
The Rural Electrification Administration approved a 1,003,000 loan for the Southeastern Illinois Electric Cooperative in Eldorado to build 67 miles of distribution lines and add 655 new customers. Rep Kenneth J. Gray announced the funding on Tuesday.
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Washington
Rural Electrification Administration
Southeastern Illinois Electric Cooperative
Eldorado
Kenneth J. Gray
D-Il
Nation’s Birthday Observed By Largest Negro Group
The National Baptist Convention, claiming to be the nation’s largest Negro organization, announced devotion of Sunday, July 3, to the 190th birthday of the nation.
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Chicago
National Baptist Convention
Red Cross Swim Instruction Begins July 11
The Jefferson County Red Cross announces two summer swim programs starting July 11. One at Elks Country Club pool for beginner to swimmer classes, another at Jaycee Lake under Operation 4th Grade by the Mt. Vernon Woman's Club for entering fourth graders. Both run two weeks with no instruction fee. pool use at the country club costs 25 cents per day. Registration is at the pool on July 11.
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Jefferson County Red Cross
Barbara Strattan
Elks Country Club
Jaycee Lake
Country Club
Mt. Vernon
Rods And Reels Stolen At Lake Cabin Break-In
Two fishing rods and reels valued at 65 dollars were stolen from a Miller s Lake cabin owner Stan Koziara 302 South 28th street said the burglary occurred after 7 p m Monday Mt Vernon police were also investigating a purse theft of 61 dollars reported Monday night by Anna Glenn 614 Conger stating the bag contained 61 dollars in bills and change
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Miller's Lake
Stan Koziara
South 28Th Street
Sheriff's
Mt. Vernon
Anna Glenn
Conger
Rubbish Fire Damages Power Lines In Mt. V
Mt. Vernon firemen answered three alarms yesterday. A rubbish fire set during demolition endangered a nearby trailer and damaged power lines at 10th and Bell. A false alarm at 700 block South 20th involved a grass fire. No fire at 900 block South 10th from a broken radiator hose.
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Mt. Vernon
10Th
Bell
South 10Th
South 20Th
Mt Vernon Pilots to view experimental airplane slides
The Mt. Vernon Pilots' Association will meet at 7 30 p m tomorrow at Warren Jolly to view color slides of experimental airplanes. Jolly will present slides captured during an experimental flying show.
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Mt. Vernon
Former Banker Gets 2 Years
Clarence W. Jones, former executive vice president of the State Bank of Braidwood, was sentenced to two years in prison for misapplying more than thirty six thousand dollars in loans. Judge Hubert L. Will also gave Jones three years probation after imprisonment. He pleaded guilty to a three count indictment for fictitious loans and checks cashed for personal use.
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Chicago
Clarence W. Jones
State Bank of Braidwood
Hubert L. Will
Jones
Motorcyclist Injured In 157 Accident Near Mt Vernon
West Salem youth Mark Garrison aged 19 sustained extensive abrasions bruises and contusions after his motorcycle overturned on Interstate 57 about eight miles south of Mt Vernon his condition was listed as fair at Jefferson Memorial Hospital. State Police reported the mishap occurred about 7 45 p m yesterday.
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West Salem
Mt. Vernon
Mark Garrison
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Garrison
Judges Reappoint Merritt Davis To Review Board
Merritt L. Davis of Shiloh township is reappointed as a Democratic member of the Jefferson county board of review. The appointment was filed yesterday with Circuit Clerk Jerry Gott and is made by judges of the circuit.
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Merritt L. Davis
Shiloh Township
Jefferson County Board of Review
Jerry Gott
Circuit
Janet Martin Granted Annulment in Circuit Court
Janet Martin received an annulment of her marriage to Bert B. Martin per a Circuit Court decree issued here.
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Janet M. Powless Martin
Bert B. Martin
Hospital Notes from Jefferson Memorial and Good Samaritan
Admits include Linda Lee McDonald 50K Marteeny James Harry Stroud Perrysville Mo Ben Bruggen 1304 Shawnee Mark Garrison West Salem Ti Frank McCulli McKenzie Springerton Il Discharges list Irene Scarber Betty Sharpe Mary Mamer Aletta Kaelin Jeffrey Gott Vernon Eddings Venita Grant Mrs Violet Woods and baby Lowuan Dontelle. Names appear with addresses and ward notes across two facilities.
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Linda Lee McDonald
Marteeny
James Harry Stroud
Perrysville
Ben Bruggen
Shawnee
Mark Garrison
West Salem
Frank McCulli McKenzie
Springerton
Marilyn Joan McBride
Dix
Judith Elaine Adams
Bonnie
Harold Albert Thompson
Christopher
Linda Lou Edgington
Fainfield
Ileta Clara Wilson
Waltomeville
Earl J. Austin
Keenes
Good Samaritan
Elmer Nolan
Mary Ruffino
Caseye
Otto Laswell
South
Mary Palmer
Vera Drennan
Williams
Marilee Summers
Helen Harlow
Alta Mae Mellett
Main
Royal Thomason
Bluford
Irene Scarber
Liebengood
Betty Sharpe
Mary Mamer
Aletta Kaelin
Peach
Five People Financed in Circuit Court Rulings
Five individuals faced penalties in Circuit Court. Benjamin F. Quarterman of Route 1 Dix was fined 100 for driving while intoxicated and 20 for lacking a valid license. Robert W. Greene of Ashley Road paid 10 for disobeying a traffic signal. Ivan M. Clark of 300 East Main was fined 10 for intoxication. Albert D. Cole of Centralia received 15 days in jail for disorderly conduct. Cecil S. Clark of Manteno was fined 10 for no valid safety test.
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Benjamin FF. Quarterman
Route 1
Dix
Robert W. Greene
Ashley Road
Ivan M. Clark
East Main
Albert D. Cole
Centralia
Cecil S. Clark
Maneteno
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