Deaths Henry Eiserman of Mount Vernon dies in New Haven
Henry Eiserman a former Mt. Vernon resident died at his New Haven Missouri home early today. Funeral services are set for 2 00 p m Sunday at New Haven Funeral Home with burial in New Haven cemetery. The body lies in state after 1 00 p m Saturday at the funeral home. He is survived by his wife Alma Eiserman one son and three daughters.
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Henry Eiserman
Mt. Vernon
New Haven
Eiserman
Alma Eiserman
Phony Doctor Made 85 000 In Four Years
DETROIT AP Authorities probe the background of Thomas M Novak a 29 year old who earned about 8 000 posing as a physician for four years He had no medical degree Kelley Michigan attorney general calls it one of the most fantastic deception stories Novak a 1933 Detroit Copp to ny graduate faked attendance at multiple medical schools He observed in hospitals wore a white coat and used a fictitious registration number for prescriptions There is no immediate evidence patients were harmed and Novak may face charges for practicing medicine without a license which carries up to six months in jail He surrendered after lying about his medical certificate and is married with two children.
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Detroit
Michigan
Frank Kelley
Thomas M. Novak
Livonia
Kelley
Novak
Ona Sheek
Ae Prir
Nn Fine
Boss of Chicago restaurant bombings questioned
A self described paid bomber is being questioned in Chicago over a series of restaurant and tavern bombings and fires. State's Attorney Daniel Ward said the man admitted being paid to bomb several establishments. Sheriff Ogilvie named a hot suspect and a Cook County grand jury was sworn in to investigate arson acts tied to competition and possible insurance motives.
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Chicago
Daniel J. Ward
Ward
Richard Ogilvie
Cook County Grand
Criminal Court
Alexander Napoli
Ogilvie
Tries To Pay With Potatoes In New Haven Cab Fare
A New Haven cab driver reported a man named Edward Johnson tried to pay his fare with sacks of potatoes at Long Wharf after stopping at a produce market. Police charged Johnson with theft evading payment of a fare and intoxication.
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Johnson
Jonson
Markets Report On Hog Prices At Midday
Prices paid until 12 30 p m today were 200 higher today with top at 17 35 for 200 to 230 lb hogs Sows 300 weight and down were 14 50 to 14 75 Boars ranged 9 00 to 10 00 After 12 30 p m prices will reflect next day’s levels
Mt Vernon Grain Prices Quoted This Afternoon
Mt Vernon reports updated grain prices with Wheat at 1.29 Soybeans 2.42 and Corn 1.21 for this afternoon trading.
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Mt. Vernon
Chicago Produce Butter and Meat Prices Brief
Chicago Mercantile Exchange reports butter steady and wholesale buying prices unchanged with grade A whites, mixed, mediums, standards listings and various percent scores. The note mentions dirties unquoted and checks values, reflecting a delayed, partial price sheet for Chicago produce trading.
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Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Prices for Eggs and Live Poultry in St Louis
AP report lists consumer grades for eggs and live poultry in St Louis. Eggs by size large medium small prices shown with A and B grade categories. Wholesale grades standard and unclassified plus checks.
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ST. Louis
Livestock prices rise at National Stockyards market
Hogs 4,500 head up 25 to 75 cents with 190 to 260 pound barrows and gilts at 17.75 to 18.50. Sows 280 to 650 pounds 15.00 to 16.25. Cattle 580 and calves 100 with not enough steers to test. Choice steers 25.75 to 26.00. Cows 13.50 to 15.00. Dealers steady. Good to choice 18.00 to 28.00. Spring lambs 21.00 to 24.00, ewes 4.00 to 6.50.
Chicago Grain market report summary
Chicago AP reports grain prices with Wheat No 1 red at 1.47 and Corn No 1 yellow at 1.29 percent, No 2 yellow at 1.29, No 3 yellow 1.28, sample grade yellow 1.28, Oats No 2 heavy white ices, Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.55, Soybean oil 9.15.
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Chicago
Wall Street firms modest gains in mid‑day trading
In New York on Labor Day eve the stock market held a slight advance with about 4.1 million shares traded. United Aircraft and Du Pont led with gains over a point as US Steel, Union Carbide rose fractionally while Ford and Chrysler edged up. Xerox and Polaroid fell about a point. Dow Jones noon averages show mixed movement with gains in industrials and rails and a small dip in rails.
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United Aircraft
du Pont
U.S. Steel
Union Carbide
Ford
Chrysler
General
Singer
Lukens Steel
Mack Trucks
Xerox
Control Data
Polaroid
American Stock Exchange
Dow
Indus
Yank Killed In Viet War
A U S Army helicopter crew member was killed by enemy fire in South Vietnam. Five other Americans were injured in clashes across the country. In Quang Ngai Province a major engagement left 79 Viet Cong killed, eight government soldiers dead, and 26 wounded as government forces pressed the operation.
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Viet Nam
Wartorn
Quang Ngai
Hospital Notes from Jefferson Memorial Admits and Discharges
Jefferson Memorial lists admits Harry Michael Lawrence Ferguson Vernon Wright Maude Meadows and discharge of Mrs Charlene Martineau and baby at the hospital. Good Samaritan records admits Ann Reddick Alice Darnell Gene F Kreider Julian Nall Nellie Rose Joslin Rosa Marie Joslin Edward Morrison Osborn Michael Edward Joslin Sandra Lynn Joslin Harry Leroy Joslin Anna Margaret Atchison Bobby Gene Carter Carolyn Sue Joslin Edna Laverne Schuster Kenneth Kirby Pettit Norma Jean Thomason and discharge of Donnie Joe Newel Mrs Ethel Louise Gant and baby Rhonda Kay Pearl Odell Nida B Brown Barbara Williams Peoples Patricia Yvonne Forth Betty May Stroud Mrs Carolyn Jean Howard and baby Teary Joe.
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Jefferson Memorial
Harry Michael
Lawrence Ferguson
Vernon Wright
Maude Meadows
Charlene Martineau
John Andrew
Good Samaritan
Ann Reddick
Alice Darnell
Gene F. Kreider
Julian Nall
Nellie Rose Joslin
Rosa Marie Joslin
Edward Morrison Osborn
Michael Edward Joslin
Sandra Lynn Joslin
Harry Leroy Joslin
Anna Margaret Atchison
Bobby Gene Carter
Carolyn Sue — Joslin
Edna Laverne Schuster
Kenneth Kirby Pettit
Detailed Mt Vernon Weather Report
Forecast shows Thursday high 90 and low 68 with rainfall starting at 7 00 am. Rain accumulation for 1964 to date is 28.87 inches. Historical highs show 82 and 102 in five years ago with corresponding lows 65 and 6. Saturday sunrise 5 31 and sunset 6 26 CST.
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MT. Vernon
Chicago Weather Outlook Turns Cooler for Labor Day Weekend
Chicago forecast shows 90s across the state giving way to cooler overnight 60s and 70s. Labor Day weekend expected with showers in central Illinois and possible thunder showers. Northern areas may reach the 70s to 80s with 50s at night. southern Illinois to 90s with lows 58-65.
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Illinois
the &S
Five Day Forecast For Southern Illinois Temperatures
Southern Illinois temperatures to average near normal through Wednesday with a cooler start and minor changes thereafter. Normal highs 80 to 86 and lows 3 to 6. Expect one inch or more rainfall from thunderstorms around Monday.
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Illinois
Tax Men Caught On Own Hook
Peoria County State's Attorney James Cunningham suspended three assistants for not paying their real estate taxes this year. Donald Bornholdt Harold O'Hara and J Michael Mathis were reinstated after paying their bills. Mathis helped prepare delinquent tax suits against 477 property owners.
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Peoria, Ill
Peoria County
James V. Cunningham
Donald Bornholdt
Harold O'Hara
J. Michael Mathis
Medicare Fate Up To Conference
Conferees continue wrangling over Medicare changes as House and Senate disagree on retiree increases. House plan favors a five percent rise in retirement benefits plus other provisions, while Senate favors a seven dollar monthly basic increase and the health plan. Both proposals call for higher Social Security taxes to fund the added benefits.
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Senate
New Card Game Gambling Craze Hits Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a new, easy to learn card game pan is spreading via pan clubs in seven cities and LA County. It can yield up to 10,000 dollars daily for the house, while police fear organized gambling gains footholds as judges issue temporary injunctions. The game uses eight decks, five to eight players, and melds like rummy. Each hand lasts two to three minutes with a 50 cent chip ante, and a table rent chip goes to the house.
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Los Angeles
California
Las Vegas
Los Angeles County
Pan
Superme
Harold Fling
Los Ange
Santa Monica
Fom
Harry Nelson
Nelson
School fires 13 striking janitors in Greenville
Greenville Illinois AP reports the Greenville School Board dismissed thirteen maintenance workers, including three women, after picket lines reduced attendance for about 450 of 2480 students. The walkout began Wednesday to force recognition of the Teamsters Union as bargaining agent, which the board said it cannot grant due to statutes.
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Greenville School Board
Teamsters Union
Launch of OGO Satellite Rescheduled for Tonight
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Launch of the OGO scientific satellite is rescheduled after ground support trouble. The Atlas Agena booster will blast off in a 45 minute window starting at 8 23 p.m. OGO or orbiting geophysical observatory is the largest U S scientific satellite and will probe space mysteries.
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Fla
OGO
Orbiting Geophysical Observatory
United States
Chrysler Strike Deadline Nears
DETROIT AP United Auto Workers President Walter P. Reuther says there will be no extension of the current contract with Chrysler Corp as the five day strike deadline approaches. He also stated neither he nor the union wants government intervention in new contract negotiations.
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U S Judges Docket in Memphis Courts Sets Fast Pace
U S District Judges Marion S Boyd and Bailey Brown in Memphis and Jackson run a current fast docket. They set civil trials quickly after an answer is filed and hold pretrial conferences with exchanged briefs to push settlements, saving time and money. The approach keeps 371 civil cases in Memphis and Jackson under a year old and none older than one year. A Farm Bureau request to repeal the wheat program is also noted.
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van Savell
Memphis, Tenn
U.S
Boyd
Memphis
Jackson
Tenn
Lloyd C. Johnson
Teens Fueled August Rise in Unemployment Rate
Washington AP reports unemployment rose to 5.1 percent in August mainly due to teens swelling jobless rolls. Teen unemployment, three times higher than other groups, offset a July dip. Heads of families and adults stayed at seven year lows while total unemployed fell by 160,000, though teen declines typically number 200,000 in August. Harold Goldstein of the Bureau of Labor Statistics warns teen inflow may worsen unemployment unless demand rises.
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Harold Goldstein
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Boston Bans "Fanny Hill" Novel Cited Obscene
Superior Court Judge Donald M Macauley rules the 18th century work Fanny Hill obscene and indecent after reading it four times. The book subtitled Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure is found to have no literary or social value and will be removed from Boston shelves.
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Fanny Hill
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Speeding and liquor charges in circuit court ruling
Circuit court fines were issued yesterday to Charles E. Nash Elmhurst Tl for speeding Richard L. Beck Chicago for speeding Vergia L. Lazemby Milwaukee Wis for illegal transportation of liquor Gale M Pearce Ewing for speeding Clarence W Gerard Evansville for speeding Robert C Tuttle Mattoon for speeding Dwayne E Wickstrom for illegal muffler Mattie N Simmons Texico for failure to yield right of way at intersection.
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Elmhurst
Richard L. Beck
Chicago
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Milwaukee
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Ewing
Clarence W. Gerard
Evansville
Robert C. Tuttle
Mattoon
Dwayne E. Wickstrom
Mattie N. Simmons
Texico
Marriage License Granted for Dalsey Brumley and Shirley Green
Dalsey Paul Brumley 19 of Mt. Vernon wed Shirley Diane Green 18 of Texico after a marriage license was issued.
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Mt. Vernon
Shirley Diane Green
Texico
Hero’s Body Lies In State in Own Home
Sgt Alvin C York, famed World War I hero, dies at 76 in Nashville Veterans Hospital. His body lies in state at his Jamestown area home after widow Grace York declined in state at the Capitol. Funeral with full military honors planned in the family cemetery. Gen Ridgway to represent the President.
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York
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Frank Clement
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Italy
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Senate Session Lasts 2 Seconds
Washington AP reports the Senate met for two seconds and adjourned for Labor Day weekend. Sen. Lee Metcalf of Montana, famed as the fastest gavel, opened the session and adjourned until Tuesday noon, matching a record set in 1963.
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Senate
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
House of Congress
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Mitchell Won’t Support Barry Ticket Split From GOP
James M. Mitchell, secretary of labor under Eisenhower, said he cannot back the Goldwater-Miller ticket due to ideological differences. He will vote Republican in November and declined invitations to support Johnson-Humphrey, noting his identity as a Republican and his Crown-Zellerbach affiliation. Mitchell, a former New Jersey gubernatorial candidate who lost to Democrat Hughes in 1961, also indicated no current plans to join party organizations.
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New Sixth Grade Teacher Joins Centralia School District
Gary Boles joins Dr. Andy Hall School as a sixth grade teacher. He attended Centra lia City Schools Centralia Township High School and Centralia Junior College, earning a BA from McKendree College this year. He lives with his wife at 2810 Cherry.
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Andy Hall
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Centralia Township High School
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Parents Rally Over School Clothing Rule in Newton
About 100 parents gathered in a high school parking lot after 18 students were suspended for grooming rule violations. Principal Tweedy said 12 of the suspended students were reinstated after parent conferences. most parents supported the code banning sleeveless shirts, short skirts, tight pants, excessive makeup, and flamboyant hairstyles. The board chairman said officials are willing to meet, but no meeting had been scheduled.
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Arents
W. Hewey Tweedy
Tweedy
Lowell Diel
Gila
Dupo
Tweeedy
Nurse Training Bill Signed to Expand Federal Aid
President Johnson signed a five year federal aid program totaling 287.6 million dollars for nursing training. The White House ceremony was attended by about 15 lawmakers including Hubert H. Humphrey. Johnson noted 20 percent of hospital professional nurse positions were unfilled and predicted a need for 850,000 nurses by 1970, 300,000 more than today.
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Thefts From Parked Cars Reported in Mt Vernon
Two thefts from parked autos were reported to Mt. Vernon police yesterday. Viola Smith of 2606 Wescott reported a raincoat aprons and a purse valued at 17 dollars taken from her car near her home. Billie Lockwood of 1417 South Tenth said a purse and keys were stolen from an auto parked at Ninth and Herbert.
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Viola Smith
Wescott
Billie Lockwood
South Tenth
Ninth
Herbert
125 Attend GOP Joint Meeting In Mt. Vernon
In Mt Vernon at Hotel Emmerson Jefferson County Republican committeemen and the women’s group held a joint meeting with 125 in attendance. John Kirby of Williamsville spoke as Republican candidate for state auditor. County candidates re election were introduced along with other speakers at the separate business meetings. Senator Broyles praised the turnout for a testimonial breakfast at Green Hills Country Club.
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Jefferson County
John Kirby
Williamsville
Stillman J. Standard
Makanda
Ray Hefley
Jerry Gott
J. B. Stringer
Paul Broyles Exe
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James Wham
Centralia
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Murphysboro
Joel Townsend
Mt. Carmel
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Driver Ticketed After Collision
Barney Pickett, 73, of 1025 South 17th Street, charged with leaving the curb without due caution after a collision in the 100 block of South Tenth. Grace E. Bante, 57, of Mt. Vere non, Royte, was the other driver.
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South 17Th Street
South Tenth
Pickett
Grace E. Bante
Mt. Verenon
Royte
Johnson Seeks 1964 Victory Betting Odds Favor Johnson
London bookmakers quote President Johnson as a 13 to 2 favorite in the U S presidential election, with Ladbroke's offering 4 to 1 against Senator Barry Goldwater. The odds reflect betting action on the race as campaign chatter increases.
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London
U.S
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Barry Goldwater
Cat Rescued After Climbing 3-Story Building
A resident climbed a three story building to reach a stranded cat named Tabby who had perched atop the structure for two days. Fire department crews were later called to lower both man and cat to safety, and the man refused to identify himself.
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