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Mt Vernon Register News

Location

Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1969

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Cleanup week debris pickup rules announced by public works

Leslie Hall reminds Mt. Vernon residents that debris may be placed curbside during cleanup week beginning May 18. Trash should be in containers no larger than a man, no ashes rocks or bundled branches. A citywide waste paper drive ends May 24 with Scout Troop supervision. County junk-vehicle pickups continue, with paper bundles at curbside and no calls accepted.

Leslie Hall Department of Public Works Mt. Vernon Robbie Atchison Chamber Committee Public Works Department Chamber of Commerce Hall Main St Wilson Motors Chamber Jefferson County Dorothy Thompson Martha Tucker Central Business District Park Plaza

Youth slain as looter in Carolina riot near Burlington

In Burlington North Carolina a teenager identified as Leon Mebane was killed by police during a looting incident at a small grocery. Police and state agents reported eight to ten youths looting as shots rang out. four officers fired on fleeing suspects. Guardsmen moved into a Negro section after rock and bottle throwing amid school pupil and official clash.

Berkeley University of California Burlington N.C Leon Mebane North Carolina Mebane Burlington City State Bureau of Investigation

Thieu Seeks Nixon Meeting To Align Policy

Saigon report states President Nguyen Van Thieu considers a Nixon meeting essential to set common policy amid current military and political tensions. Thieu, after a two hour session with Secretary Rogers, said the sooner the better and favored Washington if Nixon agrees.

Saigon Nguyen van Thieu Nixon Thieu William P. Rogers Washington

Snicker A Day Remembrance of Frugal Times

A light reminisce recalls a period when people avoided expenses by making do with less. The anecdote frames thrift as a communal habit and humorously laments the cost of modern conveniences.

Nixon Decorates Heroes on Armed Forces Day

On Armed Forces Day Nixon honors two Vietnam heroes at the White House ceremony. Medals of Honor go to Army Chief Warrant Officer Ferguson and Army Spec. 4 Kinsman for rescuing and sacrificing to save comrades during the Hue and Vinh Long engagements. Nixon planned a Saratoga tour and film of naval power, with Laird urging funds for the Safeguard missile system.

Washington Nixon U.S White House Army Frederick E. Ferguson Thomas J. Kinsman Ferguson Fred H. Ferguson el Centro Calif Hue Kinsman Thomas R. Kinsman Onalaska Wash Vinh Long Saratoga Norfolk Defense Melvin R. Laird Chicago Laird Vietnam Camp David

Rutherford Inspects State Game Farm Tour by Conservation Chief

Illinois Conservation Director William Rutherford conducted a solo tour of the State Game Farm in Mt. Vernon spending the day assessing bird cover and quail propagation facilities. He traveled with Senator Paul Broyles, Rep. Ben Blades, and district conservationist Manford Logan to inspect Sportsman clubs and discuss plans for an outdoor classroom on 57 acres funded by a 250000 appropriation steered through the legislature by Broyles and Blades.

Illinois Department of Conservation Springfield William Rutherford Mt. Vernon Sportsman’s Club Jefferson County Paul Broyles Ben Blades Fairfield Manford Logan Quail Game Farm Broyles Rep. Blades

Chicago Teachers Union votes to strike Thursday

Chicago Teachers Union members approve a walkout by 10 944 to 5 438 beginning Thursday. President John E Desmond says the vote reflects disgust with the system and that talks with the board may still occur. Picket lines will form at 523 public schools and the board of education. The union seeks a $150 monthly raise from September, class size limits, and no job or program cuts, plus $600 per pupil in state aid. Governor Ogilvie cites current aid levels and a looming deficit.

Chicago Chicago Teachers Union John E. Desmond Desmond Board of Education House of Representatives Richard J. Daley American Federation of Teachers Illinois Richard B. Ogilvie James F. Redmond

Seven wounded by grenade near Saigon civil defense station

In Saigon seven persons were wounded by a terrorist grenade blast outside a civil defense station in the 4th Precinct across the river from downtown. Police reported the explosion occurred tonight targeting the allied facility.

Saigon

Apollo 10 Recovery Ships Move Toward Splashdown

Navy directs Princeton and Arlington as primary recovery units about 700 miles south southeast of American Samoa while Carpenter positions 350 miles east of Hawaii as secondary. Apollo 10 rehearsals completed. color TV camera upgrade promises smoother earth view.

Pearl Harbor South Pacific Navy Princeton Arlington American Samoa Carpenter Hawaii

Apollo 10 Liftoff Set for 12:49 PM Headed to Moon

Apollo 10 crew Thomas Stafford John Young and Eugene Cernan prepare for a 12:49 p.m. EDT liftoff on a Saturn V to orbit the moon, a pathfinder mission to pave the way for a July lunar landing. A suspected fuel leak was traced to a loose electrical connection and fixed. The astronauts will study the flight plan and countdown from crew quarters five miles away and dine tonight with Vice President Agnew and NASA chief Paine.

Thomas P. Stafford John W. Young Eugene A. Cernan Stafford Spiro T. Agnew Thomas O. Paine National Aeronautics and Space Administration Agnew National Aeronautics and Space Council Charles Berry

Roosevelt s Recovering Well After Stab Wound Incident

James Roosevelt 61 eldest son of the late President Franklin D Roosevelt recovering well in Geneva after a back stab wound from a family dispute. Hospital said he cannot be discharged this weekend and may leave next week. Roosevelt s wife Gladys 47 was taken to a psychiatric clinic. No charges were filed.

Geneva James Roosevelt Franklin D. Roosevelt Roosevelt Gladys

77 Year-Old Bride to Wed 91-Year-Old Groom in Wellsville

In Wellsville Ohio Mrs Stella Wright 77 plans to marry James W Brown 91 Sunday after meeting last year in Alliance about 50 miles away. The great great grandmother with eight children and 72 grandchildren says she was first approached on a June Sunday. Brown a Ravenswood West Virginia native now living in Alliance worked as a constable blacksmith and cook and helped build homes. The couple obtained a marriage license last Tuesday and do not plan a honeymoon.

Wellsville Ohio Stella Wright Wright Brown Ravenswood W.va Alliance Center Township

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