Deaths George McCorkle Dies In Belleville
George Thomas McCorkle of Belleville dies at 5 30 a m at St Elizabeth Hospital aged 56 10 12 funeral 2 00 p m Saturday Osborn Funeral Home Dix Rev Ross Partridge burial Pleasant Hill cemetery body in state after 10 00 a m Saturday survivors include wife Lula two daughters Mrs Raymond Chappell and Mrs Calvin Hill son Bill Moore eight grandchildren parents A J and Mary McCorkle Mt Vernon employed with Columbia Seed Company Belleville
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George Thomas McCorkle
Belleville
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Osborn Funeral
Dix
Ross Partridge
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Mr. McCorkle
Wichita
Kaw
A. J
Mary McCorkle
Lula McCorkle
Raymond Chappell
Calvin Hill
Bill Moore
Nettleton, Il
A. J. McCorkle
Mt. Vernon
McCorkle
Columbiaia Seed Company
Sister Dies In Cairo Illinois
Mrs John Cobbs of Bonnie Camp learns her sister Hattie Marrs of Cairo died yesterday at St Marys Hospital Cairo She was 70 and survived by eight children Her husband a daughter and a son preceded her in death
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John Cobbs
Bonnie Camp
Hattie Marrs
Cairo
St. Mary's Hospital
Cobbs
Marrs
Rend Lake and Lusk Creek projects in bill
Representative Kenneth J. Gray reports that Rend Lake and Lusk Creek projects could be funded under a 251 million dollar redevelopment bill. He says the figure is smaller than last year’s request, aiding quick Senate approval after a House passage amid prior vetoes.
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Centralia
House
Washington
Telegram
Kenneth J. Gray
Rend Lake
Lusk Creek
Gray
West Frankfort
Associated Press
Senate
Eisenhower
Incident at summit clouds U S attempts in Paris talks
U S lawmakers condemn the Downing of a weather research plane as Khrushchev links aggressive flights to threatening the May 16 Paris summit. The missing U2 craft from Adana Turkey is being hunted near Lake Van. Officials say Eisenhower’s plans for a summit visit are under scrutiny amid the rising tension.
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Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Capitol
Congress
Paris
U.S
State Department
Armenia
Sen
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Senate
GOP
Veto Expected For Low in Spirits Area Aid Bill
The measure, cleared on a seldom-used rule bypassing a failing committee, would authorize 73 million in urban development loans, 75 million for rural development, 50 million for public facilities construction, 35 million in public facility grants, 444 million in technical assistance grants, 134 million for vocational training, and 10 million to retrain workers. About 32 major industrial areas, over 100 smaller regions, and hundreds of rural counties would be eligible for assistance.
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Mittee
Theft Report and Space Race Mentions
A report cites a theft of a lawnmower in Dodds township and mentions officials, while Khrushchev’s remarks touch on NASA and a high altitude single engine jet. The piece also notes Eisenhower’s surprise National Security Council flight and uncertainty about a Paris summit continuation.
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George D. Aiken
R-Vi
Foreign Relations Committee
Khrushchev
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Airr
NASA
Pentagon
NASA Air Force Weather Service
Eisenhower
National Security Council
Washington
James C. Hagerty
White House
Hagerty
Soviet Union
OK to increase Dresden reactor to full power capacity
Commonwealth Edison of Chicago requested AEC permission to run the Dresden reactor at full thermal power of 630 MWt, about 180000 electr kilowatts. GE said tests show safe operation at higher power. no opposition has been raised. The reactor, the largest built in the nation, has operated at half power since November.
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Washington
Commonwealth Edison Co
Chicago
Atomic Energy Commission
Dresden
Grundy County
Illinois River
General Electric
AEC
Hosmitel Notes Jefferson Memorial Admitted John Russell Vaught
Admission and discharge records list patients at Jefferson Memorial and Good Samaritan. John Russell Vaught of Flora admitted. several others discharged or admitted including Mrs Mary Ann Johnston, Mrs Theresa Poss of MacLeansboro, Bernadine Shehorn, Bernadine Brown, Fred Bateman Poston, Leona Britton, Fred Pettyjohn, Kathy Mendenhall, Ploma Bullock, Shirley Gilbert and baby, Angela Rae, Henry Dickens, Marilyn Wagner and baby, Gregory Scott, Clara Walls.
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Jefferson Memorial
John Russell Vaught
Flora
Mary Ann Johnston
Theresa Poss
MacLeansboro
Good Samaritan
Bernadine Frances Shehorn
Bernadine
Loretta Brown
Fred Bateman Poston
Leona Elizabeth Britton
Fred Pettyjohn
Kathy Jean Mendenhall
Ploma Renzo Bullock
Shirley Elen Gilbert
Angela Rae
Henry Dickens
Marilyn Joyce Wagner
Gregory Scott
Clara Walls
Will Queen Elevate Tony To Peerage
London awaits royal wedding developments as Princess Margaret prepares for Friday's ceremony. The question remains if Antony Armstrong-Jones will gain a peerage or wed as a plain mister, signaling a break with tradition. Large crowds and extra police are in place ahead of Westminster Abbey events.
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Dennis Neeld
London
Margaret
United States
Europe
Buckingham Palace
The
Abbey
Elizabeth
Princess
Armstrong-Jones
Queen
Prince Philip
Roy D. Long In Critical Condition In Vandalia
Roy D. Long of Vandalia and a former Mt. Vernon resident lies in critical condition at Fayette County Hospital Vandalia after a heart attack last Saturday. His daughter Doris Hicks reports no visitors are allowed. Long has worked seven years as a guard at the State Farm in Vandalia.
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Roy D. Long
Vandalia
Mt. Vernon
Fayette County Hospital
Doris Hicks
Long
State Farm
Hold Boy On Theft At Home
A 16 year old boy admitted taking eight dollars and a German type knife from the Clifford Pasley theme on Benton Road. The youth was questioned by county officers this morning with no charges filed yet.
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Clifford Pasley
Benton Road
Khrushchev Pressures For Peace But Prepares For Paris Failure
Nikita Khrushchev signals promises to bolster Soviet consumer life while shoring up power at home. He reshuffles the leadership to curb old Stalinist influence and alienates China as he argues for a failed summit in Paris, blaming the West and the United States for the likely collapse.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Paris
Khrushchev
Washington
Soviet Union
Moscow
Kremlin
Chinese
Communist Party
Soviet Communist Party
Aan Khrushchev
West
United States
Soviet shakeup signals Khrushchev gains control
The Moscow announced reshuffle of the Soviet government and Communist Party marks Khrushchev in command. Kozlov loses first deputy premier post to become secretary to the Central Committee while Kosygin, Ignatov, and Novikov advance to deputy premiers. Furtseva becomes culture minister as others shift within the planning and party leadership.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Georgi Malenkov
V. M. Molotov
Lazar Kaganovich
Khrushchev
Frol R. Kozlov
Soviet Communist Party Central Committee
Kozlov
United States
A. J. Mikoyan
Harrison E. Salisbury
New York Times
Alexei Kosygin
Kozlov van Cates
Kosygin
Central Party
Nikolai Ignatov
Central Party Committee
Vladimir Novikov
Russian Soviet Federal Socialist Republic
Dmitri Polyansky
Ekaterina Furtseva
Kremlin
Central Committee
Nikolai Mikhailov
Vote on redevelopment bill passes House with party splits
Washington AP reports the House approved a redevelopment bill by 201-184. Democrats largely for, Republicans against in varied regional blocks. Illinois and Wisconsin Democrats supported. several Republicans opposed. Indiana and Missouri lines show mixed supports and pairings.
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Washington
House
Missouri
Former Trujillo Secretary Shot in Dominican Republic
MESCO CITY AP Jose Almoina Mateos 57 who said he served Generalissimo Rafael Trujillo was shot Wednesday by gunmen he said were hired by the dictator. Mateos reported a car ran him down as he headed to work before a gunman fired five shots. He was in critical condition.
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Mesco City
Jose Almoina Mateos
Rafael Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Almoina
Al‘maina
Beacon light replacement at Lockbourne AFB water tower
In Columbus the 169 foot water tower at Lockbourne Air Force Base received a new 400 pound beacon. The contractor used a helicopter to lift the beacon into place in a careful serial fashion.
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Columbus, Ohio
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Underground Gasoline River Mystifies NYC Construction
A 15 day underground flow of gasoline averaging 500 gallons daily has men puzzled at the Port of New York Authority Bus Terminal project on West 40th Street near Ninth Avenue. The source may be miles away or from a sewer. workers risk fire as crews monitor vents and use spark proof tools.
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New York
Manhattan
West 40Th Street
Ninth Avenue
Port of New York Authority
Francis G. Carey
William Bannister
Students heckle and jostle Turkish premier in Ankara
In Ankara a crowd of about 4000 students heckled Premier Adnan Menderes as he tried to calm a hostile demonstration. He was uninjured, but boos and shouts of resign echoed as friends pulled him back to his limousine. Protests against martial law have erupted in Istanbul and Izmir.
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Ankara
Turkey
Adnan Menderes
Menderes
Istanbul
Izmir
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