Deaths Walter Disher 63 in McLeansboro
Walter Disher 63, of 109 West Market McLeansboro died Monday at home at 3 50 p m. Funeral 2 00 p m Wednesday at Gholson Funeral Home McLeansboro with Rev Denzil Clark officiating. Burial in local cemetery. He was born December 1905 in Portageville Mo. Survived by two sisters. World War I veteran and member of American Legion and local lodges. Employed by Texas Oil Company.
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Walter Disher
West Market Street
McLeansboro
Gkolson
Denzil Clark
F. Cemtery
MclLeansboro
Iony
Gholson
Disher
Portageville
Davis Allen
Sarah Florence (Stewart) Disher
Glenn Patton
Gideon
Nelile Allen
Flint
Mich
American Legion
Flks Lodge
1.0.C.F
McLeanshoro
Texas Oil Company
M. R. Tucker 58 Dies in St Louis Funeral Planned
Milburn Rosene Tucker of St Louis died at 9 00 p m Monday after an apparent heart attack at Fermin Desloge Hospital He was 58 He worked as a cabinet maker and will be buried at Richview Indiana with services at Krincer Funeral Home in Ashley He leaves four brothers Verne Fred Tucker Cecil Tucker and Warren Tucker and two sisters Mrs Mades Clark and Mrs Norma Jack Tucker was a World War II veteran.
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Milburn Rosene Tucker
St. Louis
Fermin Desloge Mospitrl
Tucker
Krincer Funeral
Ashley
Richview Comics
Richview
Krincer
Mr. Tucker
David
Jessie (Whittenhere) Tucker
Verne
Fred Tcker
Cecil Ticker
Terre Haute
Ind
Warren Tucker
Warren, Mich
Mades Clark
Denver
Colo
Mtrs
Norma Jack
Lucas
Henry C Tittle Dies In Michigan
Henry Carlee Tittle born August 1 1890 in Jefferson county died Sunday at his daughter Mrs John P Wynn's home in Dearborn Michigan He was 73 and formerly worked in Mt Vernon He leaves wife Ruth a son Thomas a daughter and four sisters Mrs Sidney Hale Mrs Lela Quinn Mrs Nettie Wells and Mrs Adeline Wilmore Services set for Thursday at 10 30 a m in Wilmette Illinois
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Henry C. Tittle
Michigan
Henry Carlee Tittle
Jefferson County
John P. Wynn
Dearborn
Mich
Tittle
Mt. Vernon
Frank Tittle
Sidney Hale
Delinquency Charges New Turn In Florida Race Controversy
In St. Augustine a juvenile counselor and four leaders of the integration movement were charged with using minors in marches as wards of the juvenile court. Warrants named Ring, Dr. R. B. Hayling, Rev. John Gibson, and J. S. Jackson. U.S. Judge Bryan Simpson prepared to rule on a suit by integrationists to overturn the governor's ban on night marches. Police faced a taunting crowd but kept order as officers and integrationists held a protective corridor during the night march to the old slave market.
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SY. Augustine
Fila
Augustine
Martin Lutherising Jr
Fred Brinkhott
Ring
R. B. Hayling
John Gibson
J. 5. Jackson
U.S. Dist
Bryan Simpson
Jacksonville
Simpson
Farris Bryant
St. Augustine Beach
Local live stock market price report today
Prices paid on the local live stock market rose slightly with hogs at 17.50 for 19 to 220 pounds. Sows gained 2 cents to 1.50 for 300 weight, sows 300 pounds and over at 13.25, down. Boars were 8.00 and 9.00.
Mt. Vernon Grain Prices Stand Still This Afternoon
Mt. Vernon quot ed prices show Wheat at 1.26 Soybeans 2.56 and Corn 1.20 as trading continued this afternoon.
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Mt. Vernon
Livestock receipts and prices at National Stockyards
Estimated Wednesday receipts at National StockYards II include hogs 6000 cattle 2900 calves 200 sheep 500. Hogs 15-35 higher with barrows 190-240 lb at 17.50-18.35 and sows 280-650 lb 12.25-14.85. Cattle 4000 calves 330 steady to 25 higher. steers 19.00-23.50, heifers 19.00-22.00, cows 13.00-14.50. calves steady, weaners 18.00-25.00. Sheep 650. spring lambs weak, good-prime 19.00-23.50. ewes 5.00-6.50.
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Gap
Egg and poultry price report from St. Louis
St Louis AP notes egg prices by grade and size and wholesale grades for unclassified and checks. Hens show price ranges for heavy and light hens by weight, with broilers and fryers listed as well.
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ST. Louis
Chicago Produce Butter and Poultry Prices Steady to Mixed
Chicago Mercantile Exchange notes butter wholesale prices steady with slight declines in some grades and mixed wholesale quotes for A whites and dirties. Live poultry wholesale values shift by one cent, roasters at 23 to 25 cents and special fed white rock fryers at 183 to 20 cents.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Susdadlive
Wall Street dips slightly from record highs at noon
New York AP reports moderate trading as prices waver. Interest remains strong in American Telephone split stock. The AP 60-stock average stood at 311.4, down 3. Dow Jones 30 industrials at 820.96, off 0.98. Rails up 0.10, utilities up 0.05, stocks down 0.15.
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New York
American Telephone
Associated Press
Adoula Resigns Tshombe May Head Congo Government
Leopoldville reports Premier Cyrille Adoula resigned as Congo marks independence anniversary while UN troops depart. President Kasavubu accepted the resignation and an new government is to be formed in days. Widespread expectation favors Mauise Tshombe leading the new administration amid reconciliations among exiled leaders Gizenga Kalonji and others.
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Robin Mannock
Leopoldville
the Congo
Cyrille Adoula
The
Congo
Joseph Kasavubi
Adoula
Mauise Tshombe
U.N. Congo
Conto
Gizenza
Patrice Lumumba
Limumba
Katana
Albert Kalonji
South
Kasai
Tshombe
Kalonji
Joseph Ngalmula
Mt. Vernon Weather Report Shows Hot Week Ahead
Montana Vernon records a Monday high of 96 and low 69 with year to date rainfall at 25.76 inches. Historical comparison notes 1964 to date rainfall, and past temperatures including ten years ago. Wednesday sunrise at 4 35 and sunset at 7 32 CST.
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MT. Vernon
Jet Crashes Into Homes Killing Two Children
A pilotless Massachusetts Air National Guard F86 jet crashed into a neighborhood in Haverhill, brushing several homes and cars before exploding into a ranch house. Todd Gifford 10 and Pamela Gifford 8 perished trapped inside. Parents escaped unharmed as Capt. Sullivan parachuted to safety and was rescued by a Coast Guard helicopter. The crash sparked a three alarm fire damaging multiple homes.
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Haverhill
Mass
Todd Gifford
Pamela
Earl H. Gifford
Massachusetts Air National Guard
D. F. Sullivan
Boston
Merrimack River
Coast Guard
Widen, Deepen Middle Fork for Flood Control
A series of hearings heard that a wider deeper channel in the Rig Muddy River middle fork could curb floods in West Frankfort and aid drainage in the Akin area. Franklin County soil conservationists said channel improvements would lessen flood risks to residential zones and flood-prone farmland.
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Akin, I
Rig Muddy
Middle
Franklin County Soil Conservationists
West Frankfort
Akin
Andy Says Hello at W G Motors with 1964 Mercury
In a message presented as a future notice Sam Sampson promotes W G Motors offering qualified help in selecting a used car. He invites examination and a test drive of 1964 Mercury and Mercury Comet cars and asks readers to discuss automobile needs at W G Motors. Call 242-6120. Volume Quality Price The Used Car Leader.
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W G Motors
Sam
W-G
Mt Vernon Shrine to Hold Ceremonial Practice
Officers of Mt Vernon Shrine No 66 White Shrine of Jerusalem are asked to meet for ceremonial practice in the Masonic Temple Tuesday evening June 30 at 730 oclock Eva Mae Adams WHP Naomi R Bogan WO
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White Shrine
Mt. Vernon Shrine No
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
Eva Mae Adams
W.H.P
Naomi R. Bogan
Kennedy says JFK murder not a conspiracy or communism
U S Attorney General Robert F Kennedy told Polish student leaders in Krakow that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in killing President John F Kennedy. He dismissed theory of a red plot, saying ideology did not motivate the act and Oswald was not a misfit, detailing his view of a single act of protest. Kennedy spoke during a Poland visit amid European conspiracy speculation.
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Eugene Kramer
Warsaw
Poland
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
Krakow
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Hieronym Kubiak
Kennedy
Dallas
Tex
Oswald
Europe
Jack Ruby
Counry
Czestochowa
Catholic Poland
Hospital Notes and Good Samaritan Admissions
Jefferson Memorial records admit William Elmer Self Myrtle Thomas Opal Flanagan Florence Johnson Gladys Pavani and discharge Mary Halbrooks Shirley Metcalf Thomas Kincannon Edna Fields. Good Samaritan lists admissions Louis Bochantin Larry Lee Schmidt Harvey Lee Conner Mark Lee Oliver Shelby Susan Parker Elliott Eisler Betty Louise Daynes Linda Lee Helsing Theodore Wangter Gloria Craft. Discharges Ronald Bushong Janet Mack Mrs Gertrude Helena Allen and baby Kris Kirkpatrick George Modglin Charles Horton Maude McDaniel Roger Harris.
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Jefferson Memorial
William Elmer Self
Woodlawn
Myrtle Thomas
Opal Flanagan
Florence Johnson
Gladys Pavani
Benton
Mary Halbrooks
Shirley Metcalf
Odin
Thomas Kincannon
Centralia
Edna Fields
Good Samaritan
Louis Bochantin
Larry Lee Schmidt
Harvey Lee Conner
Mark Lee Oliver
Shelby Susan Parker
Elliott Franklin Eisler
Betty Louise ‘Aynes
Linda Lee Helsing
Theodore Frank Wangter
Gloria Rene Craft
Ronald Gary Bushong
Janet Morgan Mack
Gertrude Helena Allen
Kris Ray
Callie Fern Kirkpatrick
George Washington Modglin
Charles William Horton
Maude Blanche McDaniel
Roger Wayne Harris
Mississippi search for missing trio stepped up
In Mississippi the search for three civil rights workers who vanished nine days ago was intensified under President Johnson. Federal and state teams plus Navy personnel scoured Neshoba County swamps while game wardens dragged rivers. Circulars with the three youths’ photos were sent to five states urging tips. the only clue remains the charred station wagon found last week.
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Philadelphia
Miss
Johnson
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Mississippi
Rita Schwermer
Michael Schwerner
Brooklyn
Neshoba
Pearl
Dewitt Hutton
State Game and Fish Commission
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Alabama
Tennessee
Louisiana
Arkansas
Printing Oswald Diary Sparks Warren Commission Probe
The Warren Commission asked the FBI to probe how parts of Lee Harvey Oswalds diary appeared in press reports from the Dallas Morning News. Rankin suggested the diary may have come from the Dallas police and warned the commission’s public report would be delayed beyond July 11.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Rgn Commission
FBI
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Dallas
Dallas Morning News
J. Lee Rankin
Presidential Commission
Earl Warren
Rankin
Oswald
Soviet Union
Daliss
Johnson
Jack K. Kreuger
Warren Commission
United States
Dallas News
Rescued Seven After Ocean Plane Collision Over Bermuda
Off Bermuda's south coast, seven of twenty four Air Force crew survived a mid Atlantic crash during a Gemini space project rescue drill. Five bodies were recovered the same night. The two planes brushed wings at about 1500 feet during a para rescue training exercise witnessed by photographers.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Air Force
Atlantic
Kindley Air Force Base
Theft Reported Of A Cornet At High School
Mt Vernon police responded to a report of a stolen cornet from near the outside door of the high school auditorium. The instrument in a black case was valued at 75 dollars and belonged to Mrs. Bill Mestel of Route 5.
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Mt. Vernon
Bill Mestel
Route 5
Births in Belleville Woodlawn and Ina and 1016 North Seventh
Mr and Mrs James Langa of Belleville are parents of a son named Patrick James born yesterday in a Belleville hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Henry Richards and Mr and Mrs Ernie Langa. Also Mr and Mrs Hughes Brown of Benton Road are parents of a son born this morning in Good Samaritan hospital weighing six pounds 15 ounces. Lard Hall and Mrs Lard Hall of RED 2 Ina report a daughter born last night weighing seven pounds eight ounces named Donna Fay. Herman Leevy and Mrs Leevy of 1016 North Seventh Street report a son born yesterday morning weighing seven pounds three and one half ounces named Michael Wayne.
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James Langa
Belleville
Patrick James
Henry Richards
Ernie Langa
Woodlawn
Hughes Brown
Benton Road
Good Samaritan Hospital
Lard Hall
Red 2
Ina
Donna Fay
Herman Leevy
North Seventh Street
Michael Wayne
Fines in Circuit Court and Traffic Cases
Fines assessed in circuit court include Rogers Vann ten dollars for intoxication and Ivan Dod son eighty five dollars for disturbance. Traffic fines list Gary Simmons Route 1 Texico eighty ten for speeding Edward Lills ten dollars for speeding Donna Laur Route 1 Waltonville twenty dollars for lack of valid license Ronald Sather Macomb thirty one dollars for speeding.
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Rogers Vann
Ivan Dodson
Gary G. Simmons
Route 1
Texico
Edward C.lls
Donna A. Laur
Waltonville
Ronald Sather
Macomb
Island amid crisis as Castro sister defects and blasts Cuba
Juanita Castro Ruz, Fidel Castro’s sister, told Mexican TV that Castro betrayed the revolution and sold out Cuba to the Soviet Union. She decried 75,000 political prisoners and a nationwide crisis, claiming the island is an enormous prison surrounded by water and demanding accountability for medicines and fuel.
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Oscar Kaufmann
Mexico City
Fidel Castro
Juanita
Cuba
Soviet Union
Juanita Castro Ruz
Guillermo Vela
Fidel
Raul
Miss Castro
Castro
Mexico
Emma
Fulgencio Batista
Auto Fire at Fifth and Perkins
Mt. Vernon firemen were called to Fifth and Perkins where a car owned by Braddy Moore of 1108 South Fifth caught fire due to transmission fluid. Firemen arrived and contained the blaze with no damage reported.
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Mt. Vernon
Fifth
Perkins
Braddy Moore
South Fifth
State GOP delegates meet at O'Hare Inn then convention talks
Lunch with delegates at O'Hare Inn on Chicago's Northwest Side precedes speeches by Stassen at 1 p m Scranton at 3 pm Stassen heads to Lansing to meet Michigan GOP delegates Scranton wraps up a nine state bid for delegate support with public and media appearances before heading to Salt Lake City Utah to meet the state GOP delegation there
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O'Hare Inn
Chicago
Stassen
Scranton
Arizona
Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Utah
Strike Ends At Evansville
Evansville Indiana AP reports half of International Steel Co plant's 70 workers returned under a tentative settlement ending an 11 week Teamsters strike. Plant president James Igrehart said full production may take up to six months. Local 1515 members voted to accept mediation terms though details were not disclosed.
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Evansville, Ind
International Steel Co
Teamsters Union
James Igrehart
Teamsters
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