Deaths of Mrs. Annie Goin 84 in Dahlgren and St Charles
Mrs Annie Goin 84 a former Dahlgren resident died Thursday at St Josephs Hospital St Charles Mo Funeral services set for 1 00 pm Monday at Dahlgren Baptist Church Burial in Dahlgren IOCF cemetery Her body lies in state at Gholson Funeral Home Dahlgren for calling after 2 00 pm Sunday She survived by daughter Mrs Rade Graham of O Fallon Mo sister Mrs Pearl Rogers Dahlgren seven grandchildren and several great grandchildren She was preceded in death by her husband Korah J K Goin three sons and two daughters
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Annie Goin
Dahlgren
St. Joseph’s Hospital
St. Charles
Baptist Church
Dahlgren I.0.c.f
Gholson
O'Fallon
Pearl Rogers
Korah
J.K.) Goin
Laura Walker Dies at 97 in Carmi Funeral in McLeansboro
Laura Walker 97 of Carmi died at Deaconess Hospital Evansville Indiana. Funeral services set for 2:00 p m Sunday at First Baptist Church McLeansboro with Rev Luther Upton and Rev Robert Larson officiating. Burial in I C O F cemetery. Donelson Funeral Home McLeansboro. She was born October 31 1867 in Hamilton County to Rollie and Louisa Rohrer. She married George Walker who preceded her in death. Survivors include daughter Grace Martin Evansville Indiana, two grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Laura Walker
First Baptist Church
McLeansboro
Luther Upton
Robert Larson
Donelson Funeral
Walker
Carmi
Deaconess Hospital
Evansville
Ind
Hamilton County
Rollie
Louisa (Prince) Rohrer
George Walker
Grace Martin
Charles Frazier of McLeansboro Dies at 83
Charles A. Frazier of 402 East Main Street McLeansboro died at 11 00 a m Tuesday in a local nursing home He was born July 13 1881 in Hamilton County the son of George W and Sarah Wilson Frazier He married Minnie Banes who survives also surviving are one grandson Thomas Parris serving with the U S Navy aboard the USS Columbia He was preceded in death by a son and a daughter Funeral services will be at 2 00 p m Monday at Donelson Funeral Home in McLeansboro Rev Robert Larner officiating Burial will be in the I 0 C F cemetery The body will lie in state at Donelson Funeral Home after moon Sunday.
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Charles A. Frazier
Donelson Funeral Home
McLeansboro
Robert Larner
Hamilton County
George W
Sarah (Wilson) Frazier
Minnie Banes
Thomas Parris
U. S. Navy
U.S.S. Columbia
Frazier
Rev Willet Dean Rites Saturday
Funeral services for the Rev. Willet R. Dean, 35, will be held at 2:00 p.m. Saturday at the First Methodist church of West Frankfort. He was killed Wednesday in an automobile collision near Carmi. He was brother-in-law of Dr. R. A. Alexander of Mt. Vernon. Burial will be in Oaklawn cemetery at Carterville.
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Willet R. Dean
First Methodist Church
West Frankfort
Dean
Carmi
R. A. Alexander
Mt. Vernon
Reace
Oaklawn
Carterville
Viola Harrison Dies At Age 63 Funeral Monday
Miss Viola Harrison 63 of 505 Grand Avenue died at 6:15 p.m. Thursday in Good Samaritan hospital. Funeral services set for 2:00 p.m. Monday at the A M E Zion Methodist Church with Rev. McMillian officiating. Burial in Bethel Memorial Cemetery. She lies in state after 6:09 p.m. Sunday at Parker Funeral Home. Born March 17 1898 in Newport Arkansas she was daughter of Henry and Maggie Harrison and survived by siblings, nieces and nephews. She was a member of Mt. Vernon Gospel Chorus and Court of Cal ante.
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Viola Harrison
Grand Avenue
Good Samaritan Hospital
A.M.E. Zion Methodist Church
McMillian
Bethel Memorial Cemetery
Parker Funeral Home
Miss Harrison
Newport, Ark
Henry
Maggie Lean Harrison
John Harrison
Newport
Ark
Henrietta Thomas
Lovie Brewer
Vernon
Archa Livingston
Lucille Roseman
Auvergne
Mary Dothard
Peoria
Harrison
Mt. Vernon
Mt Vernon Market Prices for Wheat and Grains
Mt Vernon markets quoted Wheat at 1.38 Soybeans 2.84 Shell Corn 1.29 Ear Corn 1.26 this afternoon. Prices reflect local grain trading in Mt Vernon.
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Mt. Vernon
Mt Vernon Hog Market Prices at 12:30 down slightly
Mt Vernon Hog Market reports prices through 12 30 today with hogs 200 to 220 pounds at 16 85 top, sows up to 15 00 for 300 weight, down to 14 75 for 300 weight and over, boars 9 50 to 10 00. After 12 30 prices shift to next day benchmarks.
Chicago Grain Report Lacks Corn and Soybean Sales
Chicago AP notes no wheat oats or soybean sales. Corn No 4 yellow priced at 1.2914-30 percent. Soybean oil traded at 12.15n.
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Chicago
Livestock numbers and prices at National Stockyards
AP reports estimates for Monday at National Stockyards listing hogs at 10 000 head, cattle 6 000, calves 250 and sheep 50. Hogs steady to 25 lower, barrows and gilts 190 to 250 pounds 17.35 to 18.00, sows 300 to 600 pounds 14.50 to 16.00. Cattle 500, calves 50, cows 13.00 to 15.00, vealers steady with good and choice at 19.00 to 30.00.
Wall Street declines in moderately active trading
The New York stock market moved lower in late trading with about 5 million shares traded. Key names such as General Electric Fibreboard Paper Zenith Xerox IBM Polaroid and U S Smelting posted losses while airlines and steel shares also trended down. Dow Jones averages showed declines across the industrial and 63 Stocks indexes with utilities higher.
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New York
Hee
General Electric
Fibreboard
Zenith
Control Data
Xerox
IBM
Polaroid
U.S
American Stock Exchange
Pigeon Feeders Targeted by Pasadena Officials
Pasadena planning chief urges plainclothes police on streets to curb unlawful pigeon feeding. Don Kay says feeders, often dropping feed from hands or car windows, pose a pedestrian hazard despite no injuries yet reported.
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Pasadena
Calif
Don Kay
Planning Commission
Kay
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admission List
Jefferson Memorial Hospital reports admissions including Bobby Eugene Garrison from Ina and Paul Onhiser from Salem. Discharges include Beulah Leta Woodland. Good Samaritan Hospital lists admissions for Gerda Charlotte Nordin Eva Eleanor Cornwell Julia Agnes Stanley Virginia Rixmann William O Trine Helen M Kite Nellie M Cross Amasa W Eaglin Ora Malone William Franklin Tucker and Sara jane Pearson, with discharges for Mrs Doris Marie Norris and baby Dina Marie Chester Arthur Knauss James Russell Croy Howard Albert Bousman Willard Cecil Downen Jane King.
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Jefferson Memorial
Bobby Eugene Garrison
Ina
Paul Onhiser
Salem
Beulah Leta Woodland
Good Samaritan
Gerda Charlotte Nordin
Eva Eleanor Cornwell
Julia Agnes Stanley
Virginia Rixmann
William O. Trine
Helen M. Kite
Nellie M. Cross
Amasa W. Eaglin
Ora Malone
William Franklin Tucker
Sarajane Pearson
Doris Marie Norris
Dina Marie
Chester Arthur Knauss
James Russell Croy
Howard Albert Bousman
Willard Cecil Downen
Jane King
Births in Berlin: Kovach couple welcome son March 24
A/IC and Mrs Jim Kovach of Berlin Germany welcomed a son born March 24 in a Berlin hospital. The baby weighed seven pounds 12 ounces. Mother is the former Sandra Lyerla. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Kovach of Bluford and Mr and Mrs Leroy Lyerla of Trenton Illinois. Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs P E Bell and Mr and Mrs Loyd Matrlow of Bluford.
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A/IC
Jim Kovach
Berlin
Germany
Sandra Lyerla
John Kovach
Bruford
Leroy Lyerla
Trenton
Tll
P. E. Bell
Loyd Matrlow
Bluford
Weather: Here and Elsewhere Thursday Forecast
A Thursday high around 34 and low near 35 province wide. Sleet and rain expected from 7:00 a m Thursday to 7:00 a m Friday with a high around 42. Rainfall recorded as 7 16 inches for 1965. Previous years show varied highs and lows. Saturday sunrise at 5 52 and sunset at 6 19 in Central Standard Time.
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C.st
Five Day Forecast Temperatures to Follow Seasonal Normals
Southern YWinds temperatures will ease slightly over the five day period from Saturday through Wednesday, averaging 5 to 10 degrees below normal. A warming trend will be interrupted by cooler temperatures early next week. Normal highs range from the upper 50s in the north to the low 40s in the south. Precipitation averages about half to one inch with rain expected early next week and again midweek.
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Ywinds
Illinois Weather Report From Chicago to East Dubuque
Winter clung to Illinois as spring arrives with freezing drizzle and light snow in the south and central regions and more light snow in the north. Temperatures mostly in the 20s. Mo line at 16 and East Dubuque at 12. Chicago records 21.7 inches for March so far, nearing a record by .7. Ice and snow strain removal budgets. salt supplies exhausted in several communities. Dr. Robert M. White calls weather a serious business at a Chicago luncheon. Drivers urged to use caution on icy highways and slow-packed spots. Expect cessation of icy rain and snow Saturday with partly cloudy to clear skies and below freezing temperatures in the south.
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Chicago
Illinois
Moline
Dubuque
U.S. Weather Bureau
Robert M. White
Astronauts Describe Molly Brown Flight At News Conference
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP two astronauts John W Young and Virgil I Grissom told the nation their five hour space mission story with wit and pride They praised the Molly Brown craft and discussed the landing that fell short of target blaming factors like retro rocket braking The pair recalled windows views and the humor and camaraderie that marked their return to earth without injuries
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Fla
John W. Young
Earth
Virgil I. Grissom
Molly Brown
Grissom
Young
Gus
Navy
Air Force
Johnson Urges Swift Action on Elderly Medical Care
President Johnson summoned 10 House and Senate leaders to the White House and said a medical care bill for the elderly should be at his desk for signature within weeks. He outlined a Ways and Means committee approved measure and pressed for rapid hearings in the Senate with Senator Harry Byrd nodding to prompt action.
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Johnson
White House
House
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Harry S. Byrd
D-Va
Break-In Try At Mt. Vernon Drive-In Theatre
County officers said thieves attempted to break into the Mt. Vernon Drive In Theatre on Waltonville Road. A window in the projection room was forced but burglary was thwarted by a burglar alarm.
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Mt. Vernon Drive-In
Waltonville Road
Tillie Culli Dies Mt Vernon Merchant Remembered for Four Generations
Tillie Culli, Mt Vernon merchant, dies leaving a four generation store legacy. She joined the family shop in 1913 and ran it for 41 years before care duties for her brother and later retirement. The Culli building remained in family ownership on the square’s south side. Survivors include a nephew in San Antonio and cousins.
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Culli and McAfee
Jefferson County
Culli
Tillie
Jackson Jewelers
Miss Culli
Alma Tribble
Ed Culli
Mt. Vernon
G. O. Culli
San Antonio
Texas
George Culli
Traffic fines listed in circuit court cases
Circuit court fines include Larry Dean Taylor Mulkeytown Illinois fifteen dollars for speeding Jackie L Wilkey eleven? thirteen? for speeding Janice Henley fourteen dollars for speeding John D Anderson Belleville fifteen dollars for speeding James A Watson Henderson Kentucky ten dollars for failure to have reciprocity registration on a truck
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Larry Dean Taylor
Mulkeytown
Ill
Jackie L. Wilkey
Janice Henley
John D. Anderson
Belleville
James A. Watson
Henderson
Communists Offer Help to South Viet Nam War Effort
North Korea and Red China pledged to send volunteers and arms to South Viet Nam if the Viet Cong requests. Pyongyang and Peking broadcast the offers amid U S expansion of the war, while South Korea said its troops would serve noncombat roles. Taiwan analysts doubted wide open intervention by the Chinese Communists.
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North Korea
Peking
South Viet Nam
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U.S
Democratic People’s Republic of Korea
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Red China
Viet Cong
Taipei
Start Work On Job Corps Dormitories
MARION Cla AP Construction began this week on dormitories at a 40 acre Job Corps site in Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge to house 200 trainees. Contracts have been let for similar work near Golconda in Shawnee National Forest. The Crab Orchard camp should open by May 1 and the Golconda camp by June 15.
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Marion, Cl
Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge
Golconda
Shawnee National Forest
Crab Orchard
Mt Vernon Lodge 31 A F & A M Schedules Special Meeting
Special meeting of Mt Vernon Lodge No 31 AF and AM is set for Saturday March 27 1963 at 730 p.m. Work in the third degree is planned Brethren are urged to attend Joe Claxton W M Byron Weld Jr Sec’y
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Mt. Vernon Lodge No
Joe Claxton
W. M
Byron Weld, Jr
Civil rights worker Liuzzo slain near Selma ambush
Liuzzo, a Teamsters Local 247 business agent from Detroit, was killed while driving demonstrators along the Selma to Montgomery march route. Her husband Anthony Liuzzo said she died for the cause, and Gov. Wallace condemned the violence while noting safer highways over New York subways. State and federal investigators opened a probe as the nation mourned the slain activist and additional racial tensions surfaced.
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Detroit
Johnson
Alabama
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Wallace
New York
U.S
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Moton
James J. Reed
Boston
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Marion
Ala
March
Martin Luther King Jr
Perry Peterson
Brooklyn, N.Y
Joseph Huber
Peterson
Sen
James O. Eastland
Dmiss
Senate Judiciary Committee
Texas
George Meany
Aflcio
House
Jonesboro
Negro Jackson High School
Washington
Lowndes County
Dallas County
Lowndeshoro
Anthony
Wayne State University
Wayne State
Cosmonaut says automatic control failed during Voskhod 2
Cosmonaut Pavel Belyayev told a Moscow news conference that automatic control erred on Voskhod 2, forcing manual landing after 17th orbit and overshooting the target. He noted accurate space maneuvering and praised U S Gemini 3 after the historic orbit and spacewalk by Leonov.
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Moscow
Pavel Belyayev
Belyayev
Alexei Leonov
Leonov
Soviet Space Center
Earth
Johnson says he will meet any time for peace talks
In a crisis moment over Vietnam, President Johnson said he is ready to go anywhere at any time to meet for progress toward an honorable peace based on ending Communist aggression. Chou En-lai warned the US to stop expanding the war, while U S officials weigh warnings from Moscow and Beijing of possible wider conflict. The push comes amid criticism over nonlethal gas use and rising tensions in Southeast Asia.
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United States
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Chou En-lai
China
Chou
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
Democratic Republic of Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Peking
Moscow
U.S
Mrs Doris Baize Injured In Fall At Local Office
Mrs Doris Baize office manager at Precision Engineering Co fell from stairs at 98 Shawnee while working in the office. She fractured a rib and bruised herself, is in good condition today at Jefferson Memorial Hospital where she remains admitted.
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Doris Baize
Peach Street
Precision Engineering Co
Shawnee
Baize
Precision
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
McMillian Van Dyke Divorce Granted in Circuit Court
Cheryl McMillian Van Dyke and Max David Van Dyke had a divorce granted yesterday in circuit court session led by Judge Alvin Lacy Williams. The proceedings named both parties and noted the court action.
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Cheryl McMillian van Dyke
Max David van Dyke
Circuit Court
Alvin Lacy Williams
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