Free Legal Aid For Poor In Jefferson Marion Counties
A War on Poverty funded plan will place two full time attorneys in Jefferson and Marion counties with offices in each, aided by a secretary and an investigator or two part time investigators. The program aims for about 40 000 dollars annually and could start by October, with salaries potentially split between ten thousand dollars each.
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Jefferson and
Marion Counties
Neal Morgan
Mt. Vernon
Jefferson-Marion County Community Action Agency
Jefferson County
Marion
Morgan
Jefferson
Lawrence Starman
William Dousman
John Jacobsen
Phil Rogers
Harley Harlow
Legal Aid Service
Exiling Pigeons in San Francisco Sparks Controversy
AP reports a hush hush plan to reduce city pigeons amid an emergency. SPCA action has cost about $1000 and relocated 2000 birds to ranches run by SPCA associates. traps face sabotage as opponents threaten those involved.
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San Francisco
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
SPCA
G.C. Willis
Norman Mally
Los Angeles
Goofy
Hyde Street
Mally
Weather Chronicle for MT. VERNON Friday Region
MT VERNON area reports a high of 91 and a low of 69 with rainfall to date at 22.03 inches. Comparative data shows last year’s high 86 and low 64. five years ago high 87 and low value not stated. Sunrise and sunset times are listed for Sunday through Tuesday, with gradual shifts in daylight.
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MT. Vernon
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Illinois Weather Outlook for Holiday Weekend
Clouds drift over Illinois with a chance of rain as the holiday weekend begins. Nighttime temperatures stay in the high 60s to 70s with light breezes. highs reach the 80s across the state. Northwestern counties may see thundershowers today, more widespread rain tonight, cooler conditions in the north Sunday, and scattered storms in Southern Illinois today through Sunday with highs again in the 80s.
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Illinois
Ilinois
Schweinfurth and Glassman Join First National Bank Board
Carl Lincoln Schweinfurth and Jerome Glassman were elected to the board of directors of the First National Bank and Trust Company. Schweinfurth, a Bethany College professor, plans to split time between Bethany and Mt. Vernon. Glassman, president of Liberty Petroleum Co., is a Mt. Vernon businessman with Illinois roots and a World War II Air Force background.
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Carl Lincoln Schweinfurth
Jerome Glassman
First National Bank and Trust Company
Schweinfurth
Carl Schweinfurth
Glassman
John Davidson
Bethany College
Bethany
Mt. Vernon
Lakestreet
Liberty Petroleum Co
Broadway
Elaine Cornick
James
Mt. Vernon High School
Bill
Washington University
University of Illinois
Europe
Chamber of Commerce
Ozark Air Lines
Elks and Lions Clubs
Amvets
Business Advisory Council
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U.S. Armed Forces Institute
Japan
Lincoln High School
San Jose
Calif
Southern Illinois University
Africa
University of Oregon
University of Florida
SIU
Southern Illinois International House
Carbondale
Til
Elks Lodge
Chinese Nationals Depart Indonesia for Communist China
Nearly 200 Chinese nationals left Indonesia on Friday for Communist China according to Antara. Immigration officials said about 460 Chinese nationals have registered and will depart within the week amid ongoing anti-Chinese sentiment following last October’s abortive coup.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
China
Antara
Immigration Office
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Patient List
Hospital notes list admitted and discharged patients across Jefferson Memorial and Good Samaritan facilities. Names include Janet Antone Walshes Dahl gren Nell Payne Martin 1017 Welkins Frank McCulli McKenzie Coy Dave Johnston Randall Lee Engler Odin Debra Jean Engler Odin discharged Walter Chase Wayne City James Dunlap Geff and others.
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Jefferson Memorial
Janet Antone Walshes
Dahlgren
Nell Payne Martin
Welkins
Frank McCulli McKenzie
Springerton
Dave Johnston
RFD
Randall Lee Engler
Odin
Debra Jean Engler
Walter Chase
Wayne City
James Dunlap
Geff
Elma Hamilton
Mary Robin
Good Samaritan
Cora Beatrice Johnson
Lamar
George Tepovich
Nason
Cathy French
Fifth Grade Transfers Redraw Hall School Attendance
Fifth graders will attend Hall School this year as district projections shift placement. Totals show Edison 285, Hall 398, Franklin 241, Lincoln 433, Horace Mann 287, West Salem 315, Casey Junior High 510, special education 41. West Salem fifth grade moves to Hall. Lincoln expected 55 first graders but 73 registered, leading to staffing changes and class size caps at Hall. Edison second grade enrollments fell to 39 from 60 first grade last year.
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Edison
Andy Hall
Franklin
Lincoln
Horace Mann
West Salem
Casey Junior High
Alford
Birth Announcement for Bradley Allen
Mr and Mrs Richard Allen of 305 Broadway McLeansboro welcomed a son born at 1246 yesterday afternoon in Good Samaritan hospital He weighed seven pounds seven and three fourths ounces and is named Bradley Allen.
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Richard Allen
Broadway
McLeansboro
Good Samaritan Hospital
Bradley Allen
Blue Angel Pilot Killed In Solo Flyby
The Blue Angels lost Lt. Dick Oliver 31 in a crash during a high speed solo flyby over Lake Ontario at the Canadian International Air Show. Thousands watched as the team halted the show to honor him. Oliver, from Fort Mill, South Carolina, was to complete a three year stint in November and left behind two children with his divorced wife.
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Associated Press Toronto
U.S. Navy
Blue Angels
Lake Ontario
Toronto
Dick Oliver
Fort Mill
S.C
The
Tanker Bennati Edges Toward Port Under Power
The Italian tanker Alberto Bennati battered by Hurricane Faith moves under its own power toward Hampton Roads Virginia. The engine room is dry and power restored, with Coast Guard escorts Mendota and Chilula guiding it. It should reach port in about 100 hours. The chief engineer was killed when the engine room flooded after a 35-foot wave. Owned by Casarmo Shipping Lines of Palermo and chartered to Mobil Oil, the ship travels from New York to Venezuela.
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New York
Alberto Bennati
Hampton Roads
Coast Guard
Mendota
Chilula
Bennati
Casar Mo Shipping Lines
Palermo
Italy
Mobil Oil Co
Venezuela
Dix Girl Killed On Birthday In Fatal Crash
Miss Bruce born September 2, 1946 in Dix died in an accident. Funeral at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church with Rev. Ross Partridge to officiate. Burial at the adjoining cemetery. She is survived by parents Harry W. and Ethel I. Bruce of Dix, two brothers, two sisters, and grandmother Alice Bruce of Dix. Miss Bruce worked in the Child Aid Department at Warren G. Murray Children's Center in Centralia.
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Smay
Buie
Greenville
Miss Bruce
Pleasant Hill Baptist Church
Ross Partridge
Osborn
Dix
Wall Street at Labor Day crossroads after seven month collapse
Wall Street stood at the Labor Day crossroads after a seven month decline that erased about $81 billion from NYSE listed stocks. The AP notes a roughly $81 billion loss from Feb 9 peak to Aug 29 bottom, with some experts tallying over $100 billion. Trade volume reached 43,127,710 shares as the market recovered then retraced with profit taking, hitting sectors like airlines and aerospace. Ethelred II is referenced in the closing line as the unready king, a historical aside.
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ED Morse
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Viet Nam
Harry S. Truman
Russian embassy aide expelled over moon program spy bid
A Russian Embassy science officer, Valentin A. Revin, was ordered to leave the United States after attempting to buy secret data from an American scientist, focusing on the U.S. moon mission. The FBI thwarted the scheme. payments >$5,000 were turned over, with covert pickups arranged. Revin had been under FBI surveillance for a year.
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Washington
United States
U.S
State Department
Valentin A. Revin
Revin
FBI
Washington Area
Alabama School Law Defies the U S Desegregation Order
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace signed a law that nullifies federal desegregation agreements and strips city and county school boards of future negotiating power. He vowed to block federal officials from taking over Alabama schools, signaling a clash with the U S government.
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Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
U.S
Wallace
Alabama
Policemen Aid YMCA Camp For Negro Youths
In Columbus Nebraska AP report describes 6 Omaha policemen joining 58 near North Side Negro youths at a YMCA camp to foster community relations. Initial tensions gave way as leaders emerged. a four pound fish broke ice and conversations about housing and football followed.
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Columbus
Neb
Arnold Dailey
Dailey
Omaha
Near North Side
Sam Cornelius
Bob Iltzsch
Monroe Coleman
Gale Sayers
Chicago Bears
Carl Vaccaro
De Gaulle Views Bomb Test Plans In Pacific Voyage
French President Charles de Gaulle arrived in Noumea after a three day Cambodia visit demanding Viet Nam troop withdrawal. He plans to witness a possible atomic test near Tahiti if weather allows as his world tour continues toward Guadaloupe.
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Gordon Tait
Noumea
New Caledonia
Charles de Gaulle
Pacific
Cambodia
Viet Nam
Australia
Tahiti
7 de Gaulle
Guadaloupe
Caribbean
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Johnson
Phnom Penh
de Gaulle
Norodom Sihanouk
North
Tran van Do
Saigon
North Viet Nam
China
Two More Planes Lost During Raids
U S spokesman said the road was cut in 11 places within a 20 mile section as three B52 bomber flights pounded trenches and bunkers 35 miles southeast of Saigon in support of the 1st Brigade of the 173rd Airborne. Ground forces reported 57 enemy killed in a swift Mekong Delta battle, seizing ammo, weapons, and a small medical station, while government casualties were not released. Thieu said a large allied landing in North Viet Nam may be necessary but would be a blocking move, Ky mentioned a land attack, and Thieu announced he will not run for president next year.
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U.S
Saigon
U.S. 173Rd Airborne
Mekong
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Thieu
Barbara Anderson Begins Second Grade Teaching Roles
Barbara Anderson and Bonnie will teach second grade at West Salem school this year. In 1964 Miss Anderson graduated from Mt. Vernon Community College and this year earned a bachelor of science in education from Southern Illinois University.
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Barbara Anderson
Bonnie
West Salem
Miss Anderson
Mt. Vernon Community College
Southern Ilinois University
September Set New Dates For City Council Meetings Here
Mt Vernon council alters schedule in September with no Monday sessions. Labor Day postpones next meeting to Tuesday night September 6, and the mid month session shifts to Wednesday September 21. Officials attend the Illinois Municipal League meeting September 17 to 19.
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Mt. Vernon
Illinois Municipal League
Two Accidents Early Today Near Mt Vernon
Two separate crashes near Mt Vernon produced one injury and one citation. Michael Young, 24, of Fort Knox, treated at Good Samaritan Hospital after an accident on Highway 460 west of Mt Vernon at about 1:25 a.m. William Sanders, 21, of Philipp Miss, faced two charges after a collision on Highway 37 two miles north of Mt Vernon around 7 a.m. Sanders posted a $100 bond on the liquor charge and his license. A Mt Vernon driver was cited for following too closely after a crash on Salem Road at 2:42 p.m. yesterday, involving Lois Wilson and Pamela Trenary.
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Mt. Vernon
Jack Fairchild
Michael Thomas Young
Ft. Knox
Good Samaritan Hospital
Orville Telford
William Sanders
Philipp
Miss
Telford
Sanders
James P. Murphy
Steger
Fairchild
Young
Donna J Ellis
Fisher
Salem Road
Lois A. Wilson
North 4Th
Pamela A. Trenary
Route 2
Woodlawn
Jefferson County NFO meets September seventh 1966
A regular meeting of the Jefferson County National Farmers Organization is set for Wednesday September 7 1966 at 8 00 p m at the Court House in Mt Vernon Illinois. Members are urged to attend especially delegates and alternates to the state convention in Springfield. Edgar Hall president Marguerite Piper secretary.
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National Farmers Organization
Jefferson County
Court House
Mt. Vernon
Ill
Springfield
Edgar Hall
Marguerite Piper
Firefighters Return After City Court Injunction
Circuit Court Judge Robert J. Kirkwood issued an injunction ending a five hour walkout by St. Louis Fire Local 73. The strike began at 8 a.m. and by 1 p.m. firefighters were back on duty restoring normal protection for a city of 740,000. No major fires were reported during the stoppage. a four family flat blaze caused only walls to stand with no injuries.
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ST. Louis
Robert J. Kirkwood
Kirkwood
Fire Department
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