Claude Schoch Dies at 38 After Stroke
Claude Schoch dies at 38 following a stroke. He receives the Distinguished Service Award from the Willis young Republicans. Survived by wife Doris, twins Lee and Lynn, son Russell Edwin at home, son Donald Ray of Albuquerque, parents A E Schoch and Hattie Schoch of Mt Vernon, and brother Jack Schoch of St Louis.
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Ehip
Wllneis Young Republicans
Schoch
Doris
Lee
Lynn
Russell Edwin
Donald Ray
Albuquerque
N.M
A. E. Schoch
Hattie Schoch
Mt. Vernon
Jack Schoch
St. Louis
Dixon couple welcomes son born in March
Mr. and Mrs. Ray H. Modert of Dixon DL are the parents of a son born March 14 in a Dixon hospital. The baby weighed nine pounds eight ounces. Grandparents are Neal H. Modert and Galen Willard, both of Dixon, with great grandparents W. B. Bond and Orley Modert of Mt Vernon.
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Ray H. Modert
Dixon, DL
Neal H. Modert
Galen Willard
Dixon
W. B. Bond
Orley Modert
Mt. Vernon
Hospital Notes Sefferson Memorial Discharged and Admissions
Sefferson Memorial lists Louis Adams of Maplewood Missouri discharged. Good Samaritan admitted multiple patients including Mary Etheleen Dorn Beck and others. Discharged: Timothy Allen Peek Frank Joseph Franklin Patsy Ann Weems Dora Almeta Hutcherall Judy Ann Young and several newborns and mothers.
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Sefferson Memorial
Louis Adams
Maplewood
Good Samaritan
Mary Etheleen Dornbeck
Zilphia Alice Leeck
Duff Pigg
Alice Isabelle Harris
Cora Ellen Dalton
Eva Lena McGinnis
Roger Allen Bodine
Gary Dewayne Roberts
Elliott Franklin Siler
Carl Ivan Barnhart
Timothy Allen Peek
Frank Joseph Franklin
Patsy Ann Weems
Dora Almeta Hutcherall
Judy Ann Young
Dorothy May Burris
Valerie Lynn
Wilma Jean Marlow
Kevin Wallace
Five Japanese scientists detect signals from Soviet space craft
Five Japanese scientists report picking up radio signals on 20,006 megacycles believed to be from the Soviet orbiting ship sent Friday. The signals match the wavelength used by Vostok II which carried Maj. Gherman Titov for 25 hours last August, according to the Postal Ministry's Radio Wave Research Institute.
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Tokyo
Postal Ministry
Radio Wave Research Institute
Maj
Gherman Titov
Mt Vernon Lodge Plans Stated Meeting March 19 7 30 PM
A stated meeting of Mt Vernon Lodge No. 31 A F and A M will be held Monday March 19 at 7 30 p m All members are urged to be present Visiting Brethren welcome Lester L Williams W M James Apgar Sec 349
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A. Foote
A.M
Mt. Vernon
Lester L. Williams
W.M
James Apgar
Pressure at Geneva on U S plan for atmospheric tests
At the Geneva disarmament conference, the United States faces pressure from Brazil and other nonnuclear nations to suspend its atmospheric nuclear tests slated for late April. Brazil leads a bloc arguing for a suspension or international inspection, aligning more with the Soviet position than Washington’s. US officials insist Moscow would reject inspections but leave room for change, while President Kennedy weighs how to persuade middle bloc countries that continued testing preserves Western security.
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United States
Brazil
Kennedy
Russia
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S
Dean Rusk
Semyon K.tsarapkin
Moscow
Soviet Union
Washington
Rusk
Safe Boating Course Here Next Monday
The second of a series of safe boating courses will be at 7:30 p m next Monday March 19 in the circuit court room of the county courthouse. The boating public is invited and Boy Scout Explorers are welcome. There is no charge. Films on aids to navigation titled Safety Ahoy and Rules of the Road will be shown. The courses are conducted by the U S Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla as a public service.
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County Court House
U. S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla
Was plane hijacked or sabotaged in Constellation case
A Flying Tiger spokesman said there was no evidence of foul play in the disappearance of the four engine Constellation. He noted the hijack possibility because the plane vanished without a radio message and could have reached the Chinese mainland on its fuel supply, but added that this does not prove hijacking.
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Flying Tiger
Weather report data snapshot for upcoming days
Detailed weather report notes Friday high 40 and low 2 with rainfall to date 7.12 inches. Provides comparative highs and lows from one and five years ago. Includes sunrise and sunset times for Sunday and Monday.
Illinois Warm Spell Chooses Snow Melt Over Ice Sleet
The Associated Press reports Illinois enjoyed its first snowless spell in nearly a week with clear skies and temperatures in the 40s during the day, dipping to the 20s at night. Melt and runoff from heavy northern snowpack continue as ice ridges appear on Lake Michigan. Peoria and Springfield reached 37 while early lows hovered around 21 to 25 across several towns.
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Illinois
Weather Bureau
Lake Michigan
Peoria
Springfield
Quincy
Rantoul
Illinois men among missing plane 109 aboard
CHICAGO AP three Illinois soldiers are among 109 people reported missing when a transport aircraft vanished in the Pacific. Lawrence R. Perkins 24 left for South Vietnam after furlough and his parents await word. Pvt Donald W. Henderson of Mount Auburn and M Sgt Donald A. Barnes of Granite City are also listed aboard.
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Chicago
Pic
Lawrence R. Perkins
South Viet Nam
Perkins
Pacific
Walter R. Perkins
Fifth Army
Henee
Young Perkins
University of Illinois’ Navy Pier
Champaign
Army
Racine Ave
Ilinois
Pvt
Donald W. Henderson
Dorothy B. Henderson
Mount Auburn
Donald A.barnes
Delsa
Granite City
Castro lashes out at revolution flaws in televised address
In Key West Fidel Castro denounces errors and abuses by revolutionary leaders and calls for sweeping reforms to curb injustices and improve performance. He praises gender equality, criticizes revolutionary committees, and urges vigilance against counterrevolutionaries amid a week of renewed leadership visibility.
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Key West
Fla
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Gets Insurance Receipt On Day GI Is Missing
Mrs. Dorothy Henderson received two postcards and a flight insurance receipt on the day 107 persons were aboard a missing Pacific plane. The cards claimed she was leaving California and arriving in Honolulu. she did not reveal the policy size. Henderson, 24, married three years and two months to Pvt. Donald W. Henderson, a Scott Air Force Base teletype operator. She waits at her father Budd Ealey’s Mount Auburn home for news, while Henderson grew up in Buffalo Grove and once worked at Tropolis hatchery before enlistment in July.
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Mount Auburn
Dorothy Henderson
Pacific
California
Honolulu
Henderson
Pvt
Donald W. Henderson
Scott Air Force Base
Belleville
Budd Ealey
Mount Auburb
Springfield
Ealey
Buffalo
Tropolis
Motorist Dies After Belleville Collision
Joseph Spilka 63 of Belleville died Friday at Memorial Hospital from injuries suffered in a Wednesday two car crash. Humberto Gonzales 27 of Belleville was the other driver. An inquest is pending.
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Belleville
Joseph Spilka
Memorial Hospital
Humberto Gonzales
Soviet Planes Roar Through Berlin Corridor At Night
Soviet military transports used the northern Berlin to Hamburg corridor after dark for the first time, flying 8 to 9 p.m. Friday in the tense air lanes. Western officials called the flights an annoyance but reported no incidents.
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Carl Hartman
Berlin
Iron Curtain
Hamburg
Jackie Holidays At Maharaja's Palace
CHICAGO AP St Patrick's Day would have been the wedding day for Katherine Paulsen 21 of Chicago and Gerald Hynes 19 of Dumont N J. Illness struck the wedding party delaying it then illness hit the bride and she was rushed to a hospital and had her appendix removed. Gerald sailed aboard the Forrestal and was not expected back until January. UDAIPUR India AP Jacqueline Kennedy used a newly installed palace telephone system in Udaipur to call Washington and share her first days in the Maharaja’s palace as First Lady. She planned a boat ride on Pichola Lake and sightseeing as technicians prepared to remove the system after her departure.
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U.S. 1
Khrushchev
U.S
Titan
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Samos
Russia
Army
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Chicago
St. Patrick's Day
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Gerald Hynes
Dumont
N.J
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U.S.S. Forrestal
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Ia Hospital
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Larry
Jacksonville
Katherine
Gerald
Udaipur
India
Jacqueline Kennedy
Pichola Lake
Mt. Vernon
O. R
Counncilman
Harry
Donald Wood
Wood
Sewer Commission
City of
Clement Heads of Trustees Elected University of Illinois Board
Howard Clement a Chicago patent attorney who lives in Des Plaines was elected president of the University of Illinois board of trustees. He joined the board in 1958 and succeeds Kenney E Williamson of Peoria. Clement’s Des Plaines address is 355 Stratford Road and Panama is noted as the youngest republic in the western hemisphere, declaring independence in 1903.
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Howard Clement
Chicago
Des Plaines
University of Illinois Board of Trustees
Clement
Kenney E. Williamson
Peoria
Stratford Road
Panama
Three Holdup Men Battle East St. Louis Detectives
An East St. Louis detective was critically wounded in a pistol battle with three holdup men at Brennan's drug store. A bandit was captured, others fled. loot included 228 dollars. Lt Miller arrested Samuel Gaines. another suspect wounded. Witness James Washington threw a chair, startling the robbers as they fled with the owner's dog.
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East ST. Louis, Ill
East St. Louis
Adolph Miller
Samuel W. Gaines
St. Louis
Miller
James Washington
Washington
Dorothy
Sgt
Lewis
Salem youth fined for disturbance at police court
Frank Dean Brimberry, 19, of Salem, was fined $25 and costs by Police Magistrate Sherman Bullock on a charge of disturbance. Largest unincorporated community in the U. S. reported in the 1960 Census was East Los Angeles, Calif., with a population of 104,270.
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Frank Dean Brimberry
Salem
Sherman Bullock
U. S
Los Angeles
Calif
Two Accidents Here Yesterday No. One Injured
Mt. Vernon police reported two automobile accidents Friday. Wilburn L. Warner of Route 6 said a hit-and-run damaged his parked car at a meter on 11th and Broadway, with damage over $100. A collision at Ninth and Main between Elvin L. Burston of 120 Perkins and Isabelle Boswell of 611 South 21st Street caused damage over $100 to both vehicles. Burton was charged with failure to yield right of way.
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Mt. Vernon
Wilburn L. Warner
Route 6
11Th and
Broadway
Warner
Elvin L. Burston
Perkins
Isabelle Boswell
21St Street
Ninth and Main
Burton
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