Deaths Joseph Ceglinski 91 of Ashley
Joseph Ceglinski 91 of Ashley died Thursday night at Good Samaritan Hospital. Funeral 9:00 am Monday at St. Charles Catholic Church Du Bois with Rev. Dobkowski. burial in St. Charles cemetery. Rosary 8:00 pm Sunday at Kringer Funeral Home Ashley, friends may call after 7:00 pm today. Born May 2 1875 in Poland. survived by three sons, three daughters, a brother, 10 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. widower of Pauline Bury.
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Joseph Ceglinski
RFD 1
Ashley
Good Samaritan Hospital
St. Charles Catholic Church
DuBois
Paul Dobkowski
St. Charles
Kringer
Mr. Ceglinski
Poland
Daniel
Mary Ceglinski
Pauline Bury
Andrew Ceglinski
Mt. Vernon
Joe Ceglinski
Columbia
Tenn
Stanley Ceglinski
Champaign
Katherine Kruger
Elizabeth Ceglinski
Bena Kiselewski
Lesser
Albert Ceglinski
Ima Hood Dies in Evansville Funeral Sunday at Donelson McLeansboro
Mrs. Ima Hood 61 of Evansville Ind formerly of McLeansboro died at Deaconess Hospital Evansville. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Donelson Funeral Home McLeansboro with Rev. Louis Powers officiating. Burial Mt. Olivet Cemetery. She was born in Hamilton County and survived by two sons John Lambert and Jack Lambert, three daughters Pearl Sales Noma Waller Lucy Lane, a stepson Roland Hood, four brothers, two sisters and many grandchildren.
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Ima Hood
Evansville
Ind
McLeansboro
Deaconess Hospital
Negly Street
Donelson Funeral Home
Louis Powers
Mt. Olivet
Donelson
Hood
Hamilton County
Henry
Nellie (Coker) Gollihur
New Haven
Roland Hood
Drumwright
Okla
William Gollihur
Los Angeles
Calif
Charles Gollihur
Chester
Russell Gollihur
Eldorado
Hazel Weaver
Frances Cockrill
Man Arrested On Check Count
Martin F. Burden, 38, Lawrenceville, is jailed charged with deceptive practice after an arrest warrant alleged he passed a $50 bad check at a Mt. Vernon tavern.
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Martin F. Burden
Lawrenceville
Mt. Vernon
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admitted Patients
Admitted: William Clyde Massey 311 north 6th Wanda Jordan Tampa Florida. Discharged: Charles A Nagreski 13 Cherry Drive Alice M Hill Dahlgren Good Smarttan Lola Brown 716 Herbert Archie Woods 905 south 12th Herman Wagler RFD 1 Dorothy Fleener 2600 Casey Maureen Null 407 south 15th Hattie Buhler 1902 Perkins Charles Huntman 500 south 19th Kevin Johnson Ewing Mildred Winner Centralia Discharged Jesse Stroud 309 south 8th Raymond Crosby RFD 7 William Jones 1903 south 8th Linzy Martin Louisville Arkansas Avon Wells Waltonville Tamara Simmons Dix Jimmy Simmons Dix Paul Lovan 828 south 19th Robert Johnson 633 Lamar Cora Johnson 633 Lamar
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Lola Brown
Herbert
Archie Woods
South
Herman Wagler
RFD
Dorothy Fleener
Casey
Maureen Null
Hattie Buhler
Perkins
Charles Huntman
Kevin Johnson
Ewing
Mildred Winner
Centralia
Jesse Stroud
Raymond Crosby
William Jones
Linzy Martin
Louisville
Births in Belle Rive and Santa Anita families
Mr and Mrs William Black of Belle Rive welcomed a son born yesterday at Good Samaritan hospital weighing seven pounds seven and a half ounces. Mr and Mrs Jesse Allan Craig of Santa Anita California welcomed a son born August 26 in a local hospital. Grandfather is Orlander C Craig of this city and great grandmother is Mrs Sadie H Craig of Mt Vernon.
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William Blackwell
Belle Rive
Good Samaritan Hospital
Jesse Allan Craig
Santa Anita
Calif
Orlander C. Craig
Sadie H. Craig
Mt. Vernon
This Date In History for September 10 1966
On this date in history events include Oliver Hazard Perry defeating the British off Put-in-Bay Ohio in 1813 and reporting we have met the enemy and they are ours. Other items note Howe patenting the sewing machine in 1846 and Canada declaring war on Germany in 1939.
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Oliver Hazard Perry
Put-in-Bay
Ohio
Ilias Howe
Czech
Canada
Federal Republic of Germany
Israel
Monza
Italy
Wolfgang von Tripps
Johnson
New Orleans
Appellate Court Rules On Case Of Disturbance
The Appellate Court in Mt. Vernon upheld dismissal of a peace disturbance complaint filed by Williamson County. The circuit court ruled the complaint could not be verified before a notary not acting as judge or magistrate and the warrant could not issue solely on the court’s review without evidence. the dismissal was affirmed.
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Mt. Vernon
Circuit Court
Williamson County
Carol Kramery
James Kramery
Shumery
Newspaper Raises Price in Illinois State Journal
SPRINGFIELD Illinois AP A five cent weekly increase in carrier delivery price of the Illinois State Journal of Illinois State Register was announced today. The price will be 50 cents a week effective Sunday. The six day carrier rate stays at 35 cents weekly. The daily single copy remains 10 cents and the Sunday State Journal Register copy at 15 cents.
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Springfield
Illinois State Journal of Illinois State Register
Sunday State Journal-Register
Yank Jets Fight IIGs Near China
U S forces report killing 23 North Vietnamese soldiers in action just south of the demilitarized zone in northern Quang Tri Province. Eight miles north of Saigon, 1st Infantry Division units found a Viet Cong base camp and clashed with an enemy force of unknown size. A spokesman said the Viet Cong broke contact after artillery and air fire. One Viet Cong was found dead in a sweep. U S casualties were light. South Viet Nam bans Newsweek over a two page Viet Nam article by Everett G Martin.
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Quang Tri Province
Saigon
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
U.S
Newsweek
South Viet Nam
Office of Military Information
Viet Nam
Everett G. Martin
Martin
United States
Weather roundup for Vernon and Illinois
Vernon forecasts show Friday reaching 76 with a 62 degree low and year-to-date rainfall of 23.06 inches. Illinois reports mild, summery conditions with highs around 80 and overnight lows near 58, amid increasing clouds and a chance of showers in the south.
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Mt, Vernon
Illinois
Associated Press
O'Hare
Moline
Rockford
Peoria
Vandalia
Four Illinois men jailed in planned bankruptcy scheme
Sentenced in Des Moines to five years in prison and fines up to ten thousand dollars each. Alan R. Rosenberg and Irwin J. Davis, both from Illinois, along with Burton S. Wolcoff and Harris C. Jacobs, were convicted of seven counts each including conspiracy and mail fraud. The Harris Discount Center in Bettendorf ordered and disposed of goods worth over 175000 before its 1963 bankruptcy.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Illinois
U.S. District Court
Alan R. Rosenberg
Skokie
Irwin J. Davis
Wilmette
Burton S. Wolcoff
Chicago
Harris C. Jacobs
Morton Grove
Harris Discount Center
Bettendorf
Johnson signs bill for 4.76 billion mortgage aid program
President Johnson signs into law a measure that authorizes 4.76 billion dollars in new government mortgage purchase funds to boost the faltering home sales market. The funds may be used by the Federal National Mortgage Association to buy FHA insured and VA guaranteed mortgages.
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Washington
Johnson
Federal National Mortgage Association
City Chiefs Encouraged On Projects by County Board
Charles W. Waite, chairman of the county board of supervisors, said the county has approval to raise its $72,000, and Martin and Lewis said work will begin immediately on preparing an application seeking the guarantee. A federal ruling could be handed down by month’s end.
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Charles W. Waite
County Board of Supervisors
Martin
Lewis
Speck Sanity Panel to Examine Competence for Trial
A five psychiatrists and a physician panel was appointed by Judge Herbert C. Paschen to assess Richard Speck’s competence to stand trial for the murder of eight student nurses. The panel will judge understanding of charges and ability to assist in defense, and review Speck’s mental state on the July 13–14 killings, with an additional Cook County Behavior Clinic examination ordered. The case is set to continue October 24 with expected completion by then.
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Chicago
Herbert C. Paschen
Richard Speck
Paschen
Speck
Criminal Branch
Circuit Court
Cook County Behavior Clinic
Gerald Getty
Getty
William J. Martin
Cook County
Roy R. Grinker Sr
Michael Reese Hospital Institute of
Vladimir G. Urse
Edward J. Kelleher
Municipal Court Psychiatric Institute
Hervey Cleckley
Emory University
Atlanta
Groves B. Smith
Alton
Ill
Illinois Department of Public Safety
William Norcross
House of Correction
Chicago City
FIRST SAFETY RULES ON 68 CAR MODELS
Harvard Medical School and Haddon, active in highway safety research for a decade, discuss early safety features in 1960s cars. He notes two automobiles in his family from the Big Three, equipped with belt systems and era available safety gear. He buys new cars with all safety options.
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Harvard Medical School
Haddon
New York State Department of Health
U.S
Trouble in Target Rocket Continues Space Rendezvous Setback
The Atlas autopilot defect disrupted the Gemini 9 mission plan delaying a first orbit rendezvous. Officials said two to three hours were needed to replace the autopilot and four more hours to launch, risking daylight docking and a three day space expedition.
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Atlas
Conrad
Gordon
Hawaii
Try Again Monday No Quorum In Senate Of Open Housing
The Senate failed to reach a quorum again delaying debate on the civil rights open housing bill. Key senators including Kennedy and Kuchel were absent as campaigning neared elections, while leaders signaled no changes planned for the measure.
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Senate
Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
John J. Williams
R-Del
James O. Eastland
Dmiss
North
East
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Thomas H. Kuchel
R-Calif
Williams
Mike Mansfield
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Palm Springs High Off To Start, Computers Flunk
Palm Springs California AP reports Palm Springs High School opened with 1 585 students. Computers assigned classes but mixed up boys and girls for PE, mixed language classes, and even a student with 14 major subjects. Temperature hit 110 as the air conditioner failed, so staff took over to fix the chaos.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Palm Springs High School
Southern Illinois Salute Set At Elks Country Club
The Southern Illinois Salute unfolds Monday at Elks Country Club starting 1 p.m. with athletic events and a 7 p.m. dinner expected to draw about 200 attendees. Officials from Chamber of Commerce and King City Retailers Association highlight sponsor roles, while a pistol target exhibition by Mt. Vernon police and an archery display by George Felton add to a public event featuring candidates, mayors, and a $100 door prize.
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Elks Country Club
Chamber of Commerce
King City Retailers Association
Mt. Vernon
Fred Dedman
Tee Number Three
George Felton
Vernon
Salem
Centralia
Marion
Carmi
J. Lester Buford
Donald Shafer
Musgrove Shoe Store
James Burke
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Joe Martin
Wallace Owen
Mt. Vernon Chamber of Commerce
Robert Harlan
Wallace Threatens Action Over White Pupils Desegregation
Governor George C. Wallace warned Alabama school boards to remove Negro teachers from white schools or face the state police power. The call targeted Tuscaloosa and Lauderdale counties and any others desegregating faculties without a federal order, citing a new state law nullifying such desegregation pacts.
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Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Lauderdale
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Mt V Area Seniors Invited To Tour Highway Office
Male seniors from area high schools are invited to tour the Illinois Division of Highways districts in Effingham during September 18 to 24 as National Highway Week activities. District Engineer I C Bliss notes engineer and technical staff shortages and highlights possible careers in engineering and technical training at the University of Illinois.
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Illinois Division of Highways
Effingham
I.C. Bliss
Ilinois
Division of Highways
Earliest measures based on human limbs in antiquity
The text notes that early measurement systems used body parts, with the cubit defined from elbow to middle finger tip. It claims use of this timber measure dating back to about 7000 B C, reflecting ancient practices of standardized lengths.
Speeder Batman Saves $25 After Milford Stop
In Milford Connecticut a police officer jokingly asked the driver what he thought he was driving the Batmobile. Linwood Batman, 35, produced his license and registration and the officer waved the car on. The speeding ticket was forgotten as Batman believed he saved about $25.
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Milford, Conn
Milford
Linwood Batman
Meet the newMt Vernon English teacher Georgine Hawley
Georgine Hawley of Centralia begins teaching English at Mt Vernon Community College this year. She holds a BA from McKendree College where she was an honor student and Who's Who nominee, an MS in education from Eastern Illinois University, and an AAS from Centralia Junior College earned in 1963.
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Georgine Hawley
Centralia
Mt. Vernon Community College
McKendree College
Miss Hawley
Eastern Illinois University
Centralia Junior College
Convict Third GI Refusing To Fight In War
Pvt David Samas 20 of Modesto Calif found guilty and sentenced to five years hard labor forfeiture of pay and dishonorable discharge for disobeying orders to board a Vietnam bound aircraft Lamas 17 year old wife Marlene wept and embraced him as Johnson 20 also received five year sentence Mora 25 of New York City got three years hard labor with dishonorable discharge and forfeiture of pay all tried by different courts of officers in New Jersey AP report from Ft Dix
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Ft, DIX
N.J
David Samas
Viet Nam
James A. Johnson Jr
Dennis Mora
New York City
Mora
Samas
Modesto
Calif
Saigon
Lamas
Marlene
New York
Chicago Group Sues Football For $12 Million
Chicago Football Associates files a 12 million dollar suit in U S District Court against the NFL and AFL leagues and clubs seeking to block the merger and to obtain an AFL franchise for Chicago. The group cites federal antitrust legislation issues after Rep. Celler's rejection of Rozelle's exemption plea.
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Chicago
U.S
Chicago Football Associates
AFL
NFL
Pete Rozelle
Rozelle
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
House Judiciary Committee
Celler
Justice Department
Robert Nuss
December draft call to be lower than Korea era peak
The Pentagon said the December manpower request will be substantially lower than peak Korean War levels. November call rises to 43,700 with a 3,000 boost to October’s 46,200. May 1953 calls neared 53,000 as the war wound down, while peak monthly inductions hit about 80,000.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ailthough
Pentagon
Defense Department
Army
Ionosphere Layer Reflections Enable Long Range Radio
The Kennedy Heaviside layer in the ionosphere reflects certain radio waves back to Earth. Without it broadcasting could only reach about 25 miles.
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Earth
Chicago stockbroker sues over merger restraint of trade
Baum a Chicago stockbroker joins William T. Krause operator of downtown parking lots and Arch E. Friedman owner of a steel warehouse in a suit. The three, formerly running the Chicago Panthers semi pro club, say they waited on government position and claim the merger violates the Sherman and Clayton Acts seeking damages.
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