Mrs Addie Kemmerling 77 of Bluford dies at God Samaritan
Mrs Addie Kemmerling age 77 of Bluford died at 2 30 am today at God Samaritan Hospital Funeral arrangements are in complete and her body is at Bluford Funeral Home Born July 14 1891 in Wayne County she was the daughter of Edward A and Nancy Moore She was married to Francis Kemmerling who died in 1953 Surviving are one son Fay Kemmerling of Brookfield Illinois one brother Roy Moore of Clemmons Iowa six sisters Rose Robertson Marie Terrell Maude Lemar Pearl Body Lillie Williams Emma Kemmerling four grandchildren and two great grandchildren She was a member of the Bluford Baptist Church
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Addie Kemmerling
Bluford
God Samaritan Hospital
Bluford Funeral Home
Kemmerling
Wayne County
Edward A
Nancy
Jordan) Moore
Francis Kemmerling
Fay Kemmerling
Brookfield
Roy Moore
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admitted and Discharges
Admission list includes Emma Shaw Fairfield Benjamin Hutch craft Dahlgren Effie Holland Opdyke. No discharges listed for Good Samaritan Wanda Lowery 1200 South 23rd Alta Thackery 913 Fairfield Road. Discharged names include Wanda Lowery Alta Thackery Audrey Wegner Route 6 Mt Jewell Thompson 1104 South 13th Gertie Francis 814 Park Avenue.
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Jefferson Memorial
Emma Shaw
Fairfield
Benjamin Harrison Hutchcraft
Dahlgren
Effie B. Holland
Opdyke
Good Samaritan
Jack Davis
Thomas Wray
Bluford
Carlos Tolley
McLeansboro
Franklin Buttrum
Mt. Vernon
Susan White
Wayne City
Doris Purcell
South
Frank Thompson
Maxine White
Pace
Braddy Robinson
Ina
Myrtle Upton
Perkins
Rebecca Shelton
Jones
Jana Peay
South 15Th
Juanita Volkert
Bishop Court
Rollie Robinson
Waltonville
Josie Baugh
Ruth Duff
Underwood Nursing Home
Inn
Rose Shipman
South 23Rd
Charles Eldridge
Schumm
van Black
Hickory Grove Manor
Darrell Self
Wanda Lowery
Alta Thackery
Fairfield Road
Audrey Wegner
Jewell Thompson
South 13Th
Gertie Francis
Park Avenue
Anna Rash
North 4Th
David Drake
Forest
John Acker
Lyons Court
Almedia Hardesty
Pamela King
White
Brenda Maxey
July 1 Start Planned for Big Water and Sewer Project
The city plans July 1 start for a large water and sewer upgrade in Mannen Highland and Jamison Western Gardens areas west of 27th Street and north of Broadway. Project cost about 296 thousand with 297.5 thousand budgeted from bonds federal aid utility funds and private contributions including Earl Jamison. A follow up water line to the new elevated tank and ties to existing mains will be debated at the next Utility Commission meeting.
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Mannen Highland
27Th Street
Broadway
Jamison
Western Gardens
34Th Street
Earl D. Jamison
Setzekorn
42Nd Street
Hickory Grove Manor
Buford School
Utility Commission
Ogilvie balks at Jackson presence at UAW talks
In Springfield Illinois Gov Richard Ogilvie canceled a UAW meeting on the proposed income tax after Robert Johnson regional director appeared with Rev Jesse Jackson Operation Breadbasket. About 1200 UAW members marched in opposition to taxing individuals and corporations at the same rate. Johnson refused to enter without Jackson.
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Springfield
Ill
Richard B. Ogilvie
Robert Johnson
United Auto Workers
Ogilvie
Johnson
Jesse Jackson
Breadbasket
UAW
Fred Bird
Jackson
Bird
Agnew Dons Nuclear Sub Shipboard Parade
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew piloted the nuclear attack submarine Hammerhead for 15 minutes during a five hour voyage from Port Canaveral to about 20 miles off Cape Kennedy. Admiral Bernard A. Clarey praised his handling as the Hammerhead, a new class submarine, carried him aboard.
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Cape Kennedy
Spiro T. Agnew
Bernard A. Clarey
Naval Operations
USS Hammerhead
Port Canaveral
East St. Louis Housing Plan Seeks 223 Low-Income Units
Urban Improvement Corp of Clayton Missouri submitted plans to East St. Louis city council for a $10 million development. It includes 223 low income family apartments two 100 unit elderly towers a $1.5 million shopping center and on site services such as barber shops grocery stores to support the new community.
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East ST. Louis
Urban Improvement Corp
Clayton
Presbyterians seek U.S. to recognize Castro regime
SAN ANTONIO Texas AP reports the United Presbyterian general assembly urged the U S government to recognize Fidel Castro s Cuban government and end the trade embargo against Cuba.
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San Antonio, Tex
United Presbyterian General Assembley
U.S
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Births in Opdyke and South 23rd Street families
Mr and Mrs Calvin Arthur Hayes of Opdyke welcomed a daughter at 9 09 Monday morning May 19 in Jefferson Memorial Hospital. Candace Sue weighed seven pounds 11 ounces. Mr and Mrs Garnett Peek of 906 South 23rd Street welcomed a son at 5 13 this morning May 20 in Good Samaritan Hospital. He weighed six pounds 13 1 2 ounces.
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Calvin Arthur Hayes
Opdyke
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Candace Sue
Garnett Peek
South 23Rd Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Circuit Court Fines Reported for Traffic Violations
Fines listed include Henry E. Gilligan Bluford 25 for driving without license Ronald Gene Johnson Walled Lake Mich 10 for driving too fast David C. Spears 2208 Cherry St 10 for disobeying a stop sign Johnny H Garner Decatur 13 for speeding Thomas M Scherer 2002 College 10 for disobeying a traffic signal Charles G Bakers Aviston 25 for overweight on license Donna Adams 616 S 15th St 10 for faulty brakes James R Delaney 136 Wagner Rd 10 for careless driving David A Laird 12 Northbrook Dr 10 for no lifesaving device on a boat Arthur A Dread 1523 S Ninth St 10 for state curfew violation Frances I Ferguson Ashley 10 for leaving curb with out due caution James E Aitken 1129 BelAire Dr 10 for disobeying a stop sign.
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Henry E. Gilligan
Bluford
Ronald Gene Johnson
Walled Lake
Mich
David C. Spears
Cherry Street
Johnny H. Garner
Decatur
Thomas M. Scherer
College
Frances I. Ferguson
Ashley
James E. Aitken
BelAire Drive
Mt Vernon Hog Market Prices Snapshot
Market update from Mt. Vernon shows hog prices down 50 cents. U.S.C.A. No. 1 hogs at 24.00, No. 2 at 23.50, No. 3 at 23.00. Sows 17.00 and 20.00, boars 14.00 and 15.00. After 12:30 p.m. prices switch to next day’s basis.
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U.S.C.A
Mt Vernon Grain Prices Quoted in Morning Trading
Mt Vernon price report shows wheat at 1.22, soybeans at 2.59, corn at 1.23. Prices reflect morning quotations from Mt Vernon markets.
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Mt. Vernon
Chicago Produce Butter and Egg wholesale prices data
Chicago AP reports CME butter wholesale prices with grades AA to C and percentages. Butter scores include 9% AA 6744 and 92 A 67% and 90 B 6442, 89 C 6042 with Cars 90 B 65% and 89 C 62%. Eggs wholesale prices list grade A whites 33, mediums 25, standards 30.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Egg price grades listed in St Louis market report
St Louis AP notes consumer egg grades and wholesale equivalents with size categories A large to A small and B large ranges. Hens and broilers prices cited include heavy and light hen weights and fryers at 29.75 to 30.25.
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ST. Louis
Livestock Prices at National Stockyards Show Mixed Moves
AP wire reports at National Stockyards show Wednesday estimates for hogs and cattle with hogs down 50 to 75 cents for various weights and sow boar details. Cattle and calves listed steady to mixed, with steers and prime cattle priced up to around 35.00 and vealers near 39 to 42 dollars. Sheep and lambs also noted with lambs at 29 to 32 dollars and ewes at about 8 to 9 dollars.
Chicago Grain Market Prices Reported by AP
Chicago AP lists grain prices with Wheat No 2 hard yellow 1.40, No 2 soft red 1.36, Corn No 2 yellow 1.33, Oats No 2 extra heavy white 69.4, Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.73, Soybean oil 8.50 per unit.
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Chicago
Wall Street bears extend losses amid ongoing consolidation
Wall Street trading remained steeply lower in moderate activity as brokers noted continued consolidation after Monday. The Dow Jones average at noon fell 6.59 to 952.43, with the Associated Press average down 1.5 to 339.7. Losses outpaced gains across sectors, and major issues like Lockheed dropped after news of an $800 million helicopter contract cancellation.
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New York
Dow
Dow Industrial
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
Lockheed Aircraft
Army
Occidental Petroleum
Roan Selection Trust
Atlantic Richfield
American Stock Exchange
British Preroleum
Campus Gunfire Violence Surges at Lincoln University
Rioting and gunfire on the Lincoln University campus in Jefferson City Missouri left one Berkeley fatality in California as protests spread to multiple campuses. National Guardsmen and state police patrolled Lincoln after dormitory gunfire. no injuries were reported. Separate clashes at Berkeley and Ferris State, New Orleans campuses triggered arrests, mass dispersals, and student demands for ethnic studies and housing reforms.
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Lincoln University
Jefferson City
Berkely
Calif
National Guardsmen
Lincoln Campus
Berkeley
James Rector
San Jose
Herrick Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hall
Lincoln
University of California
Rector
Big Rapids
Mich
Ferris State College
Charles Venagh
New York City College
City College
Livermore
Lawrence Radiation Latorities
New Orleans
Southern University
Two Accidents Reported Near Mt. Vernon Intersections
Two separate crashes were reported by Mt. Vernon police. At 9:55 a.m. Frances Ferguson 24 Evelyn Hill 27 and Keith Kappmeyer 63 collided near 13th and Broadway with Ferguson charged for leaving curb. Damages exceeded 25 to Fergusons car and over 100 to the Hill and Kappmeyer autos. At 8:04 a.m. Mildred Drennan 54 and Dennis Baltzell 18 collided near Salem Road and Gaston with Baltzell cited for disobeying a traffic signal. Each vehicle sustained more than 100 in damage.
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Mt. Vernon
Frances I. Ferguson
Ashley
Evelyn H. Hill
Warren
Keith K. Kappmeyer
North Highland
13Th and
Broadway
Frances Ferguson
Ferguson Auto
Hill
Kappmeyer
Mildred C. Drennan
Casey
Dennis L. Baltzell
South 26Th
Salem Road
Gaston
M. Baltzell
Sues Husband For Divorce In Circuit Court
Mary M. Sinks filed a divorce suit against William J. Sinks in circuit court yesterday. Married July 23, 1949, they separated November 10, 1967. Plaintiff cites mental cruelty and seeks child support and custody of two minor children.
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Mary M. Sinks
William J. Sinks
Circuit
Ten Dynamite Blasts Hit Eugene Downtown
Ten explosions rocked downtown Eugene over two hours injuring none and causing light damage to five buildings including a bank a Methodist church a newspaper office a state building and a University of Oregon facility. Explosions appeared to be tossed from cars and there was no panic as crowds gathered. Police noted no clear link to the day’s university visit by activists Bobby Seale Tom Hayden and Reese Erlich.
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Eugene
Ore
University of Oregon
David Hill
University of Oregon Today
Bobby Seale
Oakland
Calif
Black Panther Party
Tom Hayden
Students For A Democratic Society
Reese Erlich
California Peace and Freedom Party
Two-Year Car License Plates OK'd and Highway Tax Edits
The legislature approved two year car license plates and adopted a Senate referred system. The House backed a jury verdict rule for civil cases with five sixths agreement, instead of full juror consensus. Amendments to Gov Ogilvie highway tax plan cut a half cent from a proposed two percent gasoline tax and eliminated tires, batteries and antifreeze excise taxes. Bonding power for highways was reduced from 2.05 to two billion dollars.
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Senate
House
Richard B. Ogilvie
Ogilvie
Astronauts Reach Moon Amid Lighthearted Telecast
Apollo 10 crew reports they are in good health and preparing for moon descent. Flight director Glenn Lunney notes the telecast shows the crew well as they near the halfway point of the 251,307 mile mission. John Young salutes and draws Snoopy while Charles Stafford jokes about shaving before the eight hour LEM descent toward the moon.
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Glenn Lunney
Moon
Stafford
Young
Charlie Brown
Snoopy
Plan for $400000 Nursing Home in Mt Vernon
Mt Vernon plans a $400000 nursing home with construction set for summer and first residents expected spring 1970. The Jeffersonian will be a cross shaped facility with a west entrance on White street, housing kitchens dining rooms rehabilitation areas and therapy services. The project includes a medical arts center nearby and involves zoning changes and a State Department of Public Health certificate of need.
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Es Letzekorn
Gary Shaw
18Th Street
Jefferson Avenue
Mt. Vernon
Southern Illinois Medical Center
Margaret Setzekorn
Patricia Forsythe
R.N
Setzekorn
Illinois Nursing Home Association
American College of Nursing Home Administrators
Setzekron
Broadway
Jeffersonian
Jefferson County
White Street
Medical Arts
Good Samaritan Hospital
Justice In Vegas Deal Linking Douglas Foundation to Casinos
The Douglas Foundation sold 21 791 Parvin Dohrmann shares in early March at 91 75 each, cashing in about 2 million dollars. The sale relates to stock in the Parvin Dohrmann Co owner of Stardust Fremont and Aladdin hotels and casinos in Las Vegas.
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Douglas
Foundation
Pargin-Dohrmann Co
Stardust
Fremont
Aladdin
Harvey Silbert
Parvin-Dohrmann
Earl Warren
Albert
Parvin
John J. Williams
Warren
Congressional
Fortas
Wolfson
Silbert
del Webb
del E. Webb Corp
Las Douglas
Vegas
Lake Tahe
New
Los Angeles
Princeton
UCLA
Parvin-Dohrmann Co
Chicago
Delbert W. Coleman
Bowie Kuhn
Atlanta Braves
Oakland Athletics
Braves
Coleman
Big Helicopter Order Cancelled
Washington AP Lockheed Aircraft, builder of the C5A transport, is in default on a contract valued near 1 billion dollars to build the Cheyenne helicopter. Army Secretary Resor cited failure to meet specifications and stability problems with the rotor gunship designed for Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lockheed Aircraft
Army
Stanley R. Resor
Lockheed
Lockheed Board
D. J. Haughton
Vietnam
Resor
Belleville Pilot Killed in Crash
A 22 year old private pilot Allen L. Saxton of Belleville was killed when his Ces sna 150 crashed in a field six miles north of Belleville near Routes 50 and 159. He had checked out the aircraft the previous night and planned a Bloomington cross country round trip. The delay in departure could not be explained immediately.
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Belleville, Ill
Belleville
Allen L. Saxton
St. Louis
Collinsville
Saxton
Bloomington
Rockefeller Returns From Latin American Tour
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller arrived at LaGuardia Airport after a nine day Latin American tour. On return he said nations are in the same boat and must cooperate on mutual problems. He traveled from Panama where the final two days of the trip were spent. The trip was conducted on a special presidential assignment.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
LaGuardia
Panama
Hemisphere
Nixon
Rockefeller
Stock sales cited in foundation ties to notable figures
The foundation sold an estimated 2.7 million dollars of stock last month, a move not counted in baseball purchases per SEC and Nevada records. Parvin, named in 1967 as a co conspirator in a Wolfson stock case, remains vice president of the foundation led by Douglas. Among current Parvin-Dohrmann owners are executives from a Canadian mining firm, endowment funds of the University of Vermont and Syracuse University, and actress Jill St. John.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Las Vegas
Foundation
Douglas
Congress
Albert Parvin Foundation
Justice Douglas
Bellingham
Wash
Securities and Exchange Commission
Nevada
Parvin
Wolfson
Parvin-Dohrmann
SEC
Nevada Records
University of Vermont
University of Syracuse
Jill St. John
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Arthur Wynne
New York World
Ogilvie Balks
Agnew
Castro
Circuit Court
Mt. Vernon Grain
Chicago Grain
Wall Street
Jeff City
THE
Justice In
Link Douglas Foundation
Abe Fortas
Family Foundation
Louis E. Wolfson
Nelson McCormick
VFW
Rocky
Marvin
Ford
Chevrolet
Mercury
Marvin Dye
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