Deaths Miss Lorraine Morgan 37
Miss Lorraine Morgan 37 a former Woodlawn resident died Tuesday in Kankakee Illinois Funeral services set for Friday at 10:00 a.m. Pulley Funeral Chapel with Rev Clarence Coats officiating Burial in Odd Fellows cemetery Woodlawn where the body will lie in state tonight for viewing Surviving are two brothers Clarence Morgan Springfield and George Morgan Jonesboro Ark one sister Mrs Lara Eubank Mr Vernon and two nieces and two nephews She was born in Woodlawn Sept 4 1932 to Elza and Fern Morgan predeceased by both parents.
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Lorraine Morgan
Woodlawn
Kankakee
Pulley
Clarence Coats
Odd. Fellows
Miss Morgan
Elza
Fern’ (Champ) Morgan
Clarence Morgan
Springfield
George Morgan
Jonesboro
Ark
Lara Eubank
Vernon
Births in Good Samaritan Hospital
Mr and Mrs Eddie Lewis of Route 1 Mr Vernon are parents of a daughter born at 11 58 PM Wednesday September 10. The girl weighed eight pounds seven ounces. Mr and Mrs John Morgan of Route 5 Mr Vernon are parents of a son born at 8 27 AM Wednesday September 10. He weighed six pounds ten ounces. Mr and Mrs Gary Pierce of Bonnie are parents of a son born at 7 08 AM September 11. He weighed seven pounds five ounces.
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Eddie Lewis
Route 1
Vernon
Good Samaritan Hospital
John Morgan
Route 5
Gary Pierce
Bonnie
Max Cornick Dies at 74 Civic Leader and Pioneer
Max Cornick, longtime Mt. Vernon civic leader and founder of Mt. Vernon Iron Company Liberty Petroleum and Tire Mark died at 74. A Russian immigrant born August 2 1895 in Odessa he came to America with 24 cents and built successful businesses across several states. He led the United Hebrew Temple Benton and was active in the Jewish Federation and B'nai B'rith roles. A funeral service was requested with flowers waivers noted.
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Mt. Vernon Iron Company
Tire Mark
Liberty Petroleum
New York
Odessa
Russia
Max
America
New York Harbor
Harrisburg
Ilinois
Harry Glassman
Benton
Fred Harrison
United Hebrew Temple
Cornick
Mr. Cornick
Moritz and
Rose Cornick
Cairo
Annette Soloman
Mt. Vernon
Jewish Federation of
Israelis Report Egypt Lost Seven Planes in Sinai Raid
Israeli military spokesmen said Egyptian planes attacked Sinai twice, with seven shot down and an eighth likely lost. Cairo and Amman reported clashes across the canal, with Israeli forces striking Jordan and Jordan reporting napalm usage but no casualties. Pravda called the raid a challenge to the UN, as Security Council debate plans condemnation of Israel.
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Tel Aviv
Sinai Desert
Egypt
Gulf of Suez
Cairo
Sinai
Suez Canal
Canal
Ras el Misalla
Port Suez
Jordan River
Jordan
Damiya
Dead Sea
Ghor
Amman
Pravda
U.N. Security Council
United Nations
Israel
United States
Security Council
Arab East Jerusalem
al Aksah
Jerusalem
Special Eastern Star Meeting in Mt Vernon Chapter 233
A special Mt Vernon Chapter 233 Eastern Star meeting is set at the Masonic Temple on Saturday evening September 13 at 8 00. Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron Night features guest attendant Elmira Scott Velma Sammons and W M Naomi R Bogan with gifts planned for the Good Samaritan Hospital expansion fund.
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Mt. Vernon
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Een
Elmira Scott
Velma Sammons
W. M
Naomi R. Bogan
Market Hog Prices At Noon With Post Noon Adjustment
Prices paid until 12 30 p m today for U S D A hogs ranged No 1 at 25 25 No 2 at 24 75 No 3 at 24 25. Sows 17 25 to 22 00 Boars 14 50 to 15 50. After 12 30 p m prices shift to next day basis.
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U. SD
Mt Vernon Grain Prices Quoted This Morning
Market notes from Mt Vernon report wheat at 1.13 soybeans 2.24 and corn 1.23 with morning quotes.
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Mt. Vernon
St Louis Produce Prices For Eggs And Poultry
AP reports consumer egg grades with A large 44-48 cents per dozen and A medium 34-39 cents. Wholesale A standard 32-34 cents and broilers and fryers priced at 29.00-29.25 per unit.
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ST. Louis
Grain prices from Chicago market report
Chicago AP notes wheat No 2 hard yellow at 1.33, No 2 soft red 1.32, corn No 2 yellow 1.27, oats No 2 extra heavy white 62, soybeans No 1 yellow 2.58, and soybean oil 9.10.
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Chicago
Chicago Butter Prices Reported At Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Mercantile Exchange reports wholesale butter buying prices with quoted ranges for 93 AA 6754-68 and 92 A 6744 with 90-67 percent levels. Variants for whites show 48% mediums 39 standards 43 and other grade distinctions.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Eges
Rend Lake Group Seeks Zoning Progress in Benton
The Rend Lake Association met in Benton and urged counties and towns in the Rend Lake area to pass zoning ordinances for land around the lake. No area counties have approved such ordinances yet. Mary Resheter of Buckner was named to fill a vacancy on a clubhouse site committee. Association president Howard Roberson of Inn reported 216 memberships sold since June. Directors Earl Jamison of Mr. Vernon attended and urged adoption of the zoning resolution.
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Rend Lake Association
Benton
Rend Lake
Lake
Mary Resheter
Buckner
Reservoir
Association
Howard Roberson
Inn
Earl Jamison
Vernon
Jamison
Radar Here Cite 7 Drivers Mt Vernon Patrol
Mt Vernon police used mobile radar to monitor traffic late yesterday. Seven drivers were cited for speeding during the check.
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Mt. Vernon
Secon
Navy inquiry into carrier Evans collision and reprimand
Lt jg James A Hopson testified that the destroyer Evans swung right into a collision with the carrier Melbourne due to misread signals and unclear orders. Ramsey faced charges for failing to inform the skipper and to sound alarms, while Cmdr Albert S McLemore faces a court martial for negligence. Hopson had previously received a letter of reprimand. Melbourne's captain was exonerated by an Australian court martial.
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J.g
James A. Hopson
Hopson
Kansas City
Kan
Melbourne
Evans
Ramsey
Tard
Long Beach
Calif
Navy
Cmdr
Albert S. McLemore
San Pedro
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Livestock prices at National Stockyards Friday
AP dispatch from National Stockyards Illinois reports Friday classed prices for hogs cattle calves and sheep. Hogs 4 500 head barrows and gilts 25 to 50 higher with 1 3 210 260 lb at 26.00 26.25. sows 22.50 24.00. boars 20.00 21.00. Cattle 900 calves 75 with steers 28.00 28.50 per cwt and heifers 26.00 27.25. cows 19.00 21.00. bulls 23.50 25.00. vealers 32.00 36.00. calves 25.00 28.00. Sheep 100 lambs 26.00 28.00. ewes 9.00 10.00.
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National
Wall Street advances as Dow nears 831 on hopes of Vietnam talks
Stocks kept rallying with the Dow at noon at 830.85, up 2.84, while the AP 60 averaged 290.4. Investors eyed Nixon's Friday Vietnam meeting and a possible end to high rates, despite pressure from oil shares trading down after Alaska North Slope tract sales.
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NEW York
Nixon
Vietnam
Federal Reserve
William McChesney Martin
Alaska
Atlantic Richfield
Gulf Oil
New York Stock Exchange
Texaco
Associated Press
AMK
American Stock Exchange
Six local men to industry meeting here
Six Mt. Vernon representatives to the Illinois Power Company community industrial development conference were announced today. Ken Olson, Bob Poisail, Dale Carpenter, Chester Lewis, Joe Bocchiardi and Fred Kinsey will attend the meeting September 16 at the Mt. Vernon Ramada Inn. They will join other industrial development leaders from South central Illinois communities served by Illinois Power.
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Mt. Vernon
Illinois Power Company
Ken Olson
Bob Poisail
Dale Carpenter
Chester Lewis
Joe Bocchiardi
Fred Kinsey
Mt. Vernon Ramada Inn
Illinois
Ilinois Power
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admissions List
A hospital notes page lists admissions at Jefferson Memorial including Jeanette Musgraves Fairfield Clara McWaggner Hickory View Manor Eva Washington Dahlgren Eldora Mack 911 Perkins Good Samaritan Anna Doberly 421 Bell Wilma V Donoho Bruford Ray Adams 1211 North 12th Pamela King 1409 White Sarah Nations 1608 Pace Herman Riley 507 South 17th Robert C Peddicord 908 South 21st Monte Smith 1201 South 26th Michael Hawkins Route 2 Mt. Vernon Linda Stephenson Wayne City Anthony Tate 1212 Main Discharged Cora Johnson 2617 Cherry Arthur Schmitt 1618 Oakland Russell Ellis Dix Mrs Janette Minor and baby daughter Kelly Jean Route 1 Mt. Vernon Gladys Draper 2221 Cherry Alice Myers 2009 Lake Arthur Strain Inn Ida Mae Summers Floss oor Al Pearl Jones 1300 South 13th Gary Mezo 212 South 6th Nicholas Hassakis 832 Pace Efstathia Hassakis 832 Pace
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Good Samaritan
Anna Doberly
Bell
Wilma V. Donoho
Bruford
Ray Adams
North
Pamela King
White
Sarah Nations
Pace
Herman Riley
South
Robert C. Peddicord
Monte Smith
Michael Hawkins
Mt. Vernon
Linda Stephenson
Wayne City
Anthony Tate
Main
Cora Johnson
Cherry
Arthur Schmitt
Oakland
Russell Ellis
Dix
Janette Minor
Kelly Jean
Gladys Draper
Alice Myers
Lake
Arthur Strain
Ida Mae Summers
Flossoor
Pearl Jones
Gary Mezo
Nicholas Hassakis
Efstathia Hassakis
Alaska oil lease bids spark spectacle and protest
Final unofficial bids total about 900 million dollars with 12 percent royalty to Alaska. State plans to back eight and a half billion in bonds for highways and facilities. A prankster dressed as an Arabian sheik disrupted the bidding while Eskimos picketed, arguing oil proceeds belong to native people.
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Tom Kelly
U.S. Treasury
Alaska
Town
Calgary
Edmonton
Hamilton Bros. Oil Co
Ashland Oil
Cities Service
Continental Oil
Highland Resources
Home Oil
Signal Oil
Sun Oil
Union Carbide Petroleum
Union Pacific Railroad
Anchorage
Eskimos
North Slope
Arctic Ocean
Itch-Me-Not Promises Quick Relief at Ross Drugs
An advertisement claims Itch-Me-Not cures skin itch in minutes and speeds healing by killing germs. It targets eczema, insect bites, foot itch, and surface rashes with a money back or die back promise, and invites purchase at Ross Drugs.
Three Killed In Argument In Chicago Home
Three people died in a South Side Chicago house after an argument. Paul E. Thompson 59 was shot by his son Paul Jr. 28 who also killed Mrs. Pearl Olson 47 before being killed by a patrolman. Deputy police superintendent confirmed the officer wounded the youth as he waved his father's revolver.
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Chicago
South Side
Paul E. Thompson
Paul Jr
Pearl Olson
George Tracy
Alder Thompson
Olson
Tracy
Tan
Judge Shot By Hit Run Passenger
Cook County Circuit Court Judge F Emmett Morrissey was shot in the hip after a car backed into his near his West Side home in Chicago. He said the passenger fired five shots then fled. Morrissey reported no known motive.
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Chicago
Cook County
Far West Side
F. Emmett Morrissey
Morrissey
Divorce Granted in Boesche Circuit Court Session
Betty Boesche filed against Edward Boesche with the divorce granted yesterday in the circuit court session here. Betty Boesche cited irreconcilable differences and requested custody for any children, with Edward Boesche agreeing to settlement terms.
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Betty Boesche
Edward Boesche
Circuit Court
Nuclear blast tests seep gas hopes from sandstone
The Project Rulison underground explosion in western Colorado registered 5.5 on the Richter scale and rattled Grand Junction while a shopkeeper reported cans shaking at Colorado National Monument. Sponsors aim to release 60 billion cubic feet of gas from sandstone 8,442 feet below Battle Mountain Mesa, with a six month drill-hole shutdown to decay radioisotopes.
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Grand Junction
Colorado National Monument
Colorado School of Mines At
Golden
AEC and
Australil Co
Houston
Tex
Battlement Mesa
Delay Considered on Rend Lake Intercity Water Loan
Federal officials told Rend Lake Conservancy District trustees they would give high consideration to waiving interest on the 13.5 million loan for the intercity water system. HUD and EDA met in Chicago to address delays from the Rend Lake dam arrival, with water not expected until early 1971. If payments resume, the district faces potential six month defaults of about 43 000 monthly.
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Rend Lake Conservancy District
Intercity
Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Economic Development Administration
EDA
Chicago
Rend Lake
Board Restores Teacher Salary Steps and Buys 219 S 18th St
The school board restored teacher salary steps and hired four part time workers at Horace Mann and other schools. It approved purchasing property at 219 South 18th Street for 12500 dollars, with potential use for a future special education class. The district approved an audit report and discussed Buford grade school progress and enrollment shifts at Franklin School.
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Horace Mann
Virginia Benedict
Laura Hicks
Francis Gill
Pauline Sharp
S. 18Th St
Ben Roeder
Edmison
Donald Wood
Alfred W. Briel
Buford
Franklin School
Franklin
West Salem
Buford School
Fire In TV Star's Office Destroys Carson Space
In New York fire crews battled a blaze that gutted the seventh floor office of television host Johnny Carson at the RCA Building in Rockefeller Center. Carson, who had just finished taping the Tonight show, reported the room suffered water damage and loss of scripts clothing and a portrait of Mrs. Carson. He managed to save only a pair of cufflinks from his wife.
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New York
Johnny Carson
Carson
RCA
Rockefeller Center
Politicians Inspect Transbay Tube Beneath San Francisco Bay
SAN FRANCISCO AP Nine senators and assemblymen rode bicycles to view the Bay Area Rapid Transit System transbay tunnel, described as the world’s largest underwater tube. The 3.6 mile passage will be smoothed before BART’s first trains roll in 1972, with dedica tion ceremonies planned for Saturday.
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San Francisco
Transbay
Bay Area
Motorist Killed In Police Chase
A Waterloo motorist, Jacob R. Fults, 29, died when his car failed to turn on Route 3 and overturned during a pursuit by a Waterloo squad. He was pronounced dead at the scene. Police also report traffic fines for several individuals from Illinois and Indiana on various driving infractions.
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Waterloo
Illinois
Jacob R.fults
Fults
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Hickory View Manor
Eva Washington
Dahlgren
Eldora Mack
911 Perkins
West
Colorado
Beltone Service
Beltone
West Frankfort, Lil
Federal
Bill
DeVille Convertible
Bill Kniffen
TV Star
Ride Bicycles
S.F. Bay
Henry ¢. Henn
South 13Th Street
Melvin Phelps
South 15Th Street
James K. Beckman
Cherry Street
William W. Swan
South 22Nd Street
Ralph Dornbach
Bert Graham
Indianapolis
Ind
Merle Miller
Cutler
Ill
Philip Hepp
Linda Hall
Centralia
Tommy Marks
RFD
Rolling Stones
Jackie Deshannon
Hob
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Jean—Oliver
Temptations
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Pips
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