Death of Clyde Patterson Waterman at 69
Clyde Patterson Waterman, 69, of Waterman TI, was found dead in his home. Coroner reports death from natural causes after autopsy. Born July 12, 1902 in Jefferson County, he was the son of Henry and Rose Patterson. Funeral services set for Saturday at 10 a.m. at Richolson Chapel Wayne City with Rev Bus Hart officiating. Friends may call after 5 p.m. tomorrow at the chapel. Survived by four sons Foster Patterson, Henry Patterson, Larry Patterson, Darrell Patterson. one daughter Ethel Ketnar. two brothers Arthur and Mars.
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Clyde Patterson
Waterman
DeKalb County
Patterson
J. Patterson
Jefferson County
Henry and
Rose
Harlow) Patterson
Richolson Chapel
Wayne City
Bus Hart
Slriends
Toorrow
Foster Patterson
Gar Grove
Henry Patterson
U. S. Air Force
Louisiana
Larry Patterson
Columbuis
Darrell Patterson
Ontgomery
Ala
Ethel Ketaner
Flora
Arthur
Mfernon
Mars
Olympia
Wash
Milford Payne of Tucson Dies at 67
Milford A Payne 67 of Tucson Ariz former Mt Vernon resident died Tuesday in Tucson He was born August 17 1904 in Mt Vernon son of John O Payne and Eunice Payne He married Hallien Wetzer who survives He was an operating engineer Funeral services Saturday at 10 am Myers Chapel burial Oakwood cemetery Friends may call after 6 pm Friday Surviving include wife one daughter Myrna Butler Danville four sons Ronald Payne Elmhurst two sisters Mrs Ruby Whitney Louis MO and Mrs Belvin Bblerjack Mr Vernon and seven grandchildren
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Eatee
Milford A. Payne
Payne
We Hallien
Myrna Butler
Danville
Ronald Payne
Elmhurst
Ruby Whitney
Ah. Louis
Belvin
Times Square Mall ground broken in Mt. Vernon plans
Ground breaking announced for Times Square Mall in Mt. Vernon. The center will total 280000 square feet of sales space with 1000 paved parking spaces and a 50 percent larger supermarket than nearby stores. Carp's Department Stores expands with 75 departments and new hardlines section. Existing Mammoth and Jackson's stores will stay.
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A Smith
Times Square
Mt. Vernon
Carp’s
Rk Plaza
Mammoth Department Shore
Jackson's Jewelry Il
Mt. Vernon Square
The
Mammoth
Public Square
M. Carp
Ip’s Department Stores
Times
Wsmith
Time Square
Smith
Uper Valu
Epworth Church seeks bids to remove old parsonage
Epworth United Methodist Church at 405 East Main invites bids for the removal of the old parsonage on site. The project covers demolition work and site clearance with proposer responsible for disposal and safety compliance.
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East Main
Mt Vernon Hog Market Prices Report
The Mt Vernon hog market lists No 1 and No 2 hogs at 200 to 220 pounds trading from 23.25 to 23.75 dollars per hundredweight. No 1 hogs sold up to 24.00. Mixed No 1 and No 3 hogs 220 to 240 pounds brought 22.75 to 23.25 with sows at 17.00 to 19.50.
Market Prices From Mt Vernon Morning Quotes
Prices quoted in Mt Vernon this morning show wheat at 1.40 soybeans 3.28 and corn 1.16 an agriculture market snapshot with listed staples for traders and farmers.
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Mt. Vernon
Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Prices and Grain Quotes
ST LOUIS AP reports assorted grain prices for eggs and poultry with sizes and wholesale ranges. Chicago AP lists wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans values. National Stockyards notes Friday receipts of hogs, cattle, and sheep, with price ranges for US classifications, feeder activity, dairy cows, veal, and prime calves.
Chicago and New York Market Roundup
In Chicago the USDA Butter prices held steady with AA at 67.784, A 67.784, and B 65.784 while eggs were issued only on Wednesdays and Fridays. New York action showed profit taking in blue chips, a mixed tape with the noon Dow down 15 to 944.84. Advancers led decliners 7 to 5 on the NYSE as analysts see a lateral pullback before renewed gains. Polaroid fell, IBM rose to 383, Control Data slipped to 66 4, Xerox gained to 1441s.
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Chicago
API
USDA
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Polaroid
IBM
Xerox
Dow Jones Noon Stocks Snapshot
New York AP reports noon Dow Jones averages with declines and gains across sectors. Indust 30 at 944.84 down 0.75, Trans 20 at 262.70 up 0.36, Utilities 15 at 115.54 down 0.26, Stocks 65 at 326.65 down 0.11.
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New York
Indus
Tiny Tim contests Miss Vicky’s divorce suit
New York AP reports Tiny Tim challenged Miss Vicky’s suit for separation or divorce saying he does not want to be separated and loves her more than ever. He warned that if she remarries, she would be living in sin.
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New York
Tiny Tim
Vicky
NBC
Haddonfield
N.J
Herbert B. Khaury
City approves school safety zone and bids for repairs
The board accepted bids for school improvements including exterior painting at Mann Lincoln and Clifton Harp schools, roofing at Franklin, equipment for kitchens, and latex and enamel paints. The package includes federal aid adjustments and a $1,699.50 combined equipment cost after funding. The meeting also extended life safety program deadlines and noted resignations and new hires among staff.
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Edison School
Clifton Harp
Mann School
Lincoln School
Art Flora
Lincoln
Mann
Neal Brothers Roofing Co
Franklin School
Parke Food Equipment Co
Jordan
Edward Don
Kiop Athletic Association
Patricia Marlow
Buford School
Nancy Robinson
Marilyn Lane
Oram Ashby
S. 14Th
Sharon Yearwood
Route 2
Hall School
Karen Puckett
Indian Trails
Carolyn Stewart
College
Hilliard
First Voters Live Elsewhere, Ballots Legal in County
County Clerk rules absentee ballots cast by Mr. and Mrs. Rolla Williams remain valid though they no longer reside at 510 S. 18th St Mt. Vernon. Evelyn Knapp, now at the same address, says the Williamses have not lived there for 18 months. Williams works at Murray Children's Center in Centralia and lives in Wama.
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Jefferson — County
Frank Wilson
Register-News
Rolla Williams
S. 18Th St
Williams
Murray Children's Center
Centralia
Wamac
Mt. Vernon
Wilson
Red Cross Orientation Training Set at Central Church
Miss Lori Winters will conduct a Red Cross orientation on Thursday March 16 at 10 a.m. at the Central Church of Christ. She works in the Bi-State Division Office in St. Louis. Mrs. Fred McNamara urged all Red Cross volunteers to attend to learn about new Red Cross program developments. The session is a prerequisite for chapter work.
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Lori Winters
Red Cross
Central Church of Christ
Dismissal Proposed at College Over Frustrations and Delays
Faculty members debated the potential dismissal of Dr. McReynolds amid unrest and a petition from December. Administration booked a 3 p.m. meeting with department heads to discuss the case, while rules about final decisions remained unclear and contested.
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Dr. McReynolds
English Department
Barbara Luchsinger
McReynolds
Barbara Tomek
Rawlinson
Snyder
Luchsinger
Hall
Daugherty
Misuse Of Funds Halted In Illinois Sheriff Group Probe
An investigation into alleged misappropriation of funds from the Illinois Sheriffs Association was halted by a legal technicality. Attorney General William Scott said his office cannot probe the finances of certain non profit groups including the association. Sheriff Arthur Tyrell of McHenry County reported that solicitors may have skimmed ad money for the association yearbook, with the IRS also reviewing potential tax issues.
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Woodstock, Ill
Illinois Sheriffs Association
Arthur Tyrell
McHlenry County
Sheriffs Group
Atty
William Scott
Scott
Sheriffs Association
Tyrell
Springfield
Elmer Hoffman
McHenry County
Internal Revenue Service
State To Hire 1 100 Persons In East St Louis
Gov. Richard B. Ogilvie announced late this month about 1 100 federally funded public service jobs under an emergency plan in East St Louis. The $4 million will be part of a $22 million Illinois grant under the Federal Emergency Employment Act with an additional $3.16 million for public assistance. Eligibility focuses on aid to families with dependent children, with military veterans given top priority. About 100 positions will be state government roles such as social service aides and welfare workers. The remaining 1 000 positions cover local units of government including teachers aides and police and fire personnel.
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East ST. Louis
Richard B. Ogilvie
Tllinois
I C Derailment Near Kinmundy
Fifteen cars of an Illinois Central northbound freight train derailed about two miles north of Kinmundy Illinois late Wednesday. No injuries were reported. Four cars carried mixed freight while the rest were empty, blocking both directions of the line.
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Kinmundy
Ill
Illinois Central
Chicago
Here
Marion County Civil Defense Center
Plan Awards In Chamber of Commerce Member Drive
The Greater Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce plans awards for its March 20 new member drive. Dinners and incentive gifts include gift certificates and a weekend rental car. A top producer will win a major prize. all awards will be displayed at 1108 Main St through March 20 with many firms already participating.
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Greater
Jefferson County
Marvel Fabrics
Rose’s
Holder's
Davis’ South Side Drugs
Collens Shoes
Rusty’s
P. N. Hirsch & Co
Mammoth Department Store
Steffy Mitchell Home Furnishings
Manion Appliances
L & N Cafe
Robert Hunt’s
Passpoint Car Wash
Ramada Inn
A & W Drive In
Virginia’s Restaurant
Hertz
Five Americans Die In Vietnam In Past Week
SAIGON AP report notes five Americans killed in action in Indochina last week with 38 wounded. nine more Americans died from nonhostile causes. South Vietnamese command claims 1,300 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed the past week, largest in a month, while South Vietnamese losses reach 302 killed and 713 wounded. US air operations in Laos yield four American wounded. totals: American killed in action 45,661. wounded 302,745. nonhostile deaths 10,095. Signed casualty tallies cover South Vietnamese and Vietnamese forces totals.
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Saigon
Indochina
U.S
Laos
Debt limit raised by 20 billion to 450 billion
In a 53 to 29 vote the Senate approved a bill to boost the federal debt limit by 20 billion to 450 billion. The measure advances to a conference committee to resolve differences with the House version. Committees cut the administration request citing economic uncertainties.
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Washington
Senate
House
House Ways and Means
Senate Finance Committees
State Tightens Rules for Doctors in Mental Hospitals
Gov. Ogilvie ordered stricter standards for doctors working under permits in state mental hospitals after a probe found a man worked as a doctor despite failing multiple licensing exams. Dr. Alexander Kaluzny headed permit doctors and was suspended. New rules require licensure or national testing for permit applicants, testing for current permit holders, quarterly evaluations, and supervision by licensed physicians. Foreign graduates face shorter permit durations. background checks and program reviews will be required.
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Springfield
Richard B. Ogilvie
Alexander Kaluzny
Albert J. Glass
Mental Health Department
Registation and Education Department
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Neil Eckert
Jim Trammel
Nora Coon
Walker
Dan Walker
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John Doe
Reb Duncan
Sundowners
Wama
Halt Probe of Sheriff's Association
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Mr. Claude
Odland
Edward Hill
Vietnam
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10Th St
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