Death notice for Sharon Louise Dycus in Sewickley
Sharon Louise Dycus, known as Sherri, died at Presbyterian Union Hospital in Pittsburg after an 18 day illness. Born July 28, 1949 in Carbondale, Illinois, she leaves parents Charles and Martha Summers Cycus, sister Lisa Sue, brother David Ralph, grandparents Ryan Dycus and Charles Summers, an uncle Gay Summers, and great grandfather Joseph Fagan. Funeral services are Wednesday afternoon at Irvine Funeral Home, Sewickley, Pa.
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Bryan Dycus
Aubrey Watson
Sewickly
Pennsylvania
Sharon Louise Dycus
Dycus
Sharon Louise
Sherri
Charles
Martha Summers Cycus
Carbondale
Illinois
Presbyterian Union Hospital
Pittsburg
Lisa Sue
David Ralph
Ryan Dycus
Mt. Vernon
Charles Summers
Greenville
Gay Summers
Joseph Fagan
Wallonville
Irvine Funeral Home
Beaver Street
Sewickley
Mary Alice Casey Dies At 92 At Oakwood Cemetery
Graveside rites were held for Mary Alice Casey 92 a Mt Vernon native at Oakwood cemetery on Saturday. She died Thursday in a Decatur nursing home. The Rev Robert Freytag of First Presbyterian church led the service. A nephew from St Louis and a grand nephew were her only survivors.
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Oakwood Cemetery
Mary Alice Casey
Mt. Vernon
Casey
Decatur
Robert Freytag
First Presbyterian Church
St. Louis
Mt V Group To Attend Red Cross State Meeting
Mt V group including Mrs Roy Simpson Mrs Earl Myers Bob Siegler and Mrs James Setzekorn will attend the American National Red Cross state conference in Aurora on September 20 and 21. Miss Barbara Strattan recently at International Red Cross Headquarters in Geneva will join in Aurora. The conference commemorates 100 years of Red Cross in America and may be the largest Illinois gathering. Ramone S Eaton vice president and Rear Admiral Howard A Yeager will speak. Sessions cover ten Red Cross areas at the chapter level over two days.
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Roy Simpson
Earl Myers
Bob Siegler
James Setzekorn
Tinois
American National Red Cross
Aurora
Barbara Strattan
International Red Cross
Geneva
Switzerland
Groupn
Red Cross
America
Illinois
Ramone S. Eaton
Howard A. Yeager
United States Navy
9Th Naval District
Office of Volunteers
Births and newborns in local area and abroad
Mr and Mrs Leon DeShane of 1207 Logan welcome a son Leon Allen Jr born at 12 26 am in Good Samaritan hospital weighing 9 4. Dr and Mrs Kenneth A Peart of 29 Crownview announce a daughter born at 9 25 am in Good Samaritan weighing 6 2. Mr and Mrs Robert H Evans of 1806 Pace have a son born at 5 31 pm yesterday in Good Samaritan weighing 6 11. Airman and Mrs Byford H Bruce stationed in Brindisi Italy greet a daughter born August 30 at Wheelus A F Base Tripoli weighing 7. Grandparents are Harry Bruce Dix and E Hunt Singer Wichita. Mr and Mrs Robert L Stinson of 2733 B Trimble St Paducah announce a son Lynn Pavitt Stinson born Sunday night at Paducah Hospital. Stinsons’ other child is Gary Dean, 13, with Jo Ann Pavitt as mother.
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Leon DeShane
Logan
Good Samaritan Hospital
Leon Allen, Jr
Kenneth A. Peart
Crownview
Robert H. Evans
Pace
Byford H. Bruce
U.S. Air Force
Brindisi
Italy
U.S.A.F
Wheelus A.F
Tripoli
Libya
Africa
Christina Lyrne
Harry Bruce
Dix
E. Huntsinger
Wichita
Kansas
Robert L. Stinson
Trimble St
Paducah
Paducah Hospital
Lynn Pavitt Stinson
Stinson
Hospital Notes and Good Samaritan Admissions
Jefferson Memorial records list admissions for Mary Young Odus Sweetin Fred Smith Lula Dora Hall and discharges for Logan Tolley Marlie McGuire. Good Samaritan logs show admissions including Terry Lynn Boggs Minnie McKitrick Glenda Browder June Ferguson Vadah Swaze Beulah Dunavan Danny Beard Mary Brown Boswell Tweedy Hamilton Dare Gussie Johnson and Brenda Williams with discharges for Glenda Kash Laura Meredith and William Johnson Waddell.
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Jefferson Memorial
Mary Young
Propolis
Odus Sweetin
Ina
Fred Smith
Lula Dora Hall
Doniphan
Logan Tolley
Marlie McGuire
Good Samaritan
Terry Lynn Boggs
Minnie McKitrick
Glenda Mae Browder
June R. Ferguson
Vadah Juanita Swaze
Beulah Pearl Dunavan
Danny Lee Beard
Mary Anna Brown
Robert Lee Boswell
Wilfred Tweedy
Ernie Hamilton Dare
Gussie Johnson
Brenda Ruth Williams
Glenda Elaine Kash
Laura Lee Meredith
William Millard Johnson
Clyde Thomas Waddell
Kennedy plan seeks 175 million fallout shelters
Washington AP report says President Kennedy proposes a 175 million fund to encourage fallout shelters. House Armed Services committee chair Vince D Ga urged Congress to view the plan as a sensible, sound measure.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Vince
D-Ga
House
Local Livestock Market Holds Prices Steady
Prices were unchanged on the local livestock market today with top at 15.15 for 200 to 230 pounds. Hog sows weighed 300 pounds and under 14.00, while over 300 pounds were 13.50. Boars ranged 8.00 to 10.00.
Mt Vernon Grain Prices Quoted After Hank
Mt Vernon area grain market reports show wheat 1.81 per bushel soybeans 2.52 corn 1.18 as prices quoted after Hank. The fragmentary transmission notes these values amid weather or market updates from Mt Vernon.
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Mt. Vernon
Chicago butter and egg prices drift with markets
Chicago Mercantile Exchange lists butter as steady with wholesale prices flat across grades AA to C. Eggs remain about steady as wholesale buying prices hold. 70 percent A whites and grade breakdowns noted. Live poultry wholesale prices unchanged to higher with roasters and frYers listed in regional ranges.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
USDA
Livestock Prices Report From National Stockyards
National Stockyards cattle and hog markets show declines in hogs with barrows and gilts at 15.35 to 16.00 per 100 pounds. Cattle and calves move about steady with good to high choice steers 22.00 to 24.50, vealers 22.00 to 31.00, cows 13.50 to 16.50, bulls 16.50 to 18.00. Sheep offerings 1,100 with good to choice lambs 18.00 to 20.00 and ewes 5.00 to 6.00.
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USDA
Egg and Poultry Prices Reported By St Louis
St Louis AP notesEggs and live poultry prices by consumer grades and sale grades Large eggs A 39 40 medium A 35 37 small A 20 21 B 33 34 Whole Sale grades standard 33 34 unclassified farm run 26 27 checks 20 24 Hens heavy 15 16 light over 3 lbs 9 dollars under 3 weeks 6 44 7 44 com ee broilers and fryers 15 44-
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ST. Louis
Chicago Grain Market Update
Chicago grain market notes no wheat corn or soybean sales. Oats grade No 1 extra heavy white at 71s. Soybean oil quoted at 8 ¾ percent.
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Chicago
NEW FORK STOCKS ADVANCE TOWARD RECORD PEAK IN LATE TRADING
The stock market edged toward a record peak with irregular gains late afternoon trading. Volume was about 4.9 million shares, higher than Monday’s 4.74 million. Chrysler led advances, overtaking Studebaker, with Ford GM and American Motors adding fractional gains.
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NEW Fork
Chrysler
Motors
Studebaker
Ford
General Motors
American Motors
du Pont
Jersey Standard
General Electric
IBM
Xerox
Bulova
Tidewater Oil
Socony-Mobil
Korvette
Polaroid
U.S
American Stock Exchange
Tractor And Bulldozer Burn On Opdyke Road
A tractor with a bulldozer blade and back hoe burned near Opdyke Road as a gas line ruptured. Driver Charles Burwell of 331 South Tenth escaped injury after rural firemen faced delays due to outaged phones and a motorist relayed the alarm. Estimated damage remained with Burwell.
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Charles Burwell
South Tenth
U. S. 460
Mt. Vernon
Burnet
Burwell
Charge Man Broke Windows
Robert Lee Boswell, 31, of 708 Dewey, was arrested last night after he broke three windows at the Montgomery Ward and Co. store at Tenth and Broad Way. He was booked on a dis orderly conduct charge but officers said a charge of destruction of property will be lodged against him.
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Robert Lee Boswell
Dewey
Montgomery Ward & Co
Tenth and Broadway
Boswell
Mill Valley Council Holds Meetings in San Francisco
Mill Valley officials have been meeting in San Francisco for two years to conduct city business. Mayor Joseph Sheeks said the council meets at Franklin Hospital during lunch, explaining that council member George D. Monardo is a hospital administrator and the other four members work in the city, prompting the unusual arrangement.
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Mill Valley
Calif
Big City
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Joseph Sheeks
Franklin Hospital
George D. Monardo
Kennedy's U.N. Speech On Air
President Kennedy will deliver a United Nations address carried live by major networks. Televised and radio coverage is planned by NBC CBS ABC and Mutual, with exact time between 11 am and noon.
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New York
Kennedy
United Nations
National Ercan Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
American Broadcasting Co
Mutual Radio Network
On the Way Up Hefinder Earlier Procedures
A compact note on ascent caution urging the rising man to slow down and seek reasons behind earlier procedures to avoid alienating people and reducing mistakes.
Quintuplets Well In Fourth Day Of Life
Northern State College offers scholarships for all four girls to two Catholic girls’ colleges. The Fischers face a housing decision with offers from landlords Chamber of Commerce and local volunteers to provide a new home and labor. Insurance policies stock certificates and baby apparel were given. Mrs Fischer to go home soon. babies expected to remain in incubators five to seven weeks.
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Northern State College
Presentation Junior College
Mount Mary College
Yankton
S.C
Fischers
Elroy Harrington
Chamber of Commerce
Fischer
MAP NEGRO MARCH ON ALABAMA CAPITAL
Shuttlesworth of the Alabama Christian Movement for Human Rights addressed the rally. Rev Ralph Abernathy of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference urged federal action, blaming Governor Wallace for the Birmingham bombing. James B Farmer of CORE urged federal marshals. A firebomb failed to explode in a Negro area, and fires continued overnight with no injuries.
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Shuttlesworth
Alabama Christian Movement For Human Rights
Ralph Abernathy
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Wallace
James B. Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
San Francisco
Kennedy
Birmingham
No Condemnations Planned for Shawnee Forest Expansion
Washington AP reports Mrs. John F Kennedy will privately visit Greece for two weeks in October leaving Oct 2 with Pamela Turnure noting she travels by commercial airline. She recuperates after the birth and death of her third child and is at Newport R I with her two children. Harrisburg IL AP says Forest Service outlines a $40 million Shawnee expansion aimed at protecting county treasuries. No land will be condemned. land will be bought only if offered. The plan seeks to double the forest area and unite sections, with counties worried about tax shifts and revenue changes from forest land. The panel includes Frank Kopecky and others from Outdoor Illinois and Southern Illinois Inc.
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Newport, R.L
Caroline
John Jr
Cape Cod
Massachusetts
Harrisburg, Il
U.S. Forest Service
Shawnee
National Forest
Treasuries
Frank Kopecky
Shawnee Hills Recreation Association
National Forest Reservation Commission
Din
Johnson
Kopecky
Congress
Dan Malkovich
Outdoor Tm- Nois
Tom Evans
Mnois
Goffrey Hughes
Southern Illinois, Inc
Man Killed In Indiana Explosion
An explosion at a construction site north of Terre Haute Indiana killed one man and injured at least two others. The dead man was identified as John Sasso age 55 from Clinton. Admitted to Union Hospital were Kenneth Peck 49 of Clinton and Luke Martin 42 of Clinton Route 3.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Here
Union Hospital
John Sasso
Clinton
Kenneth Peck
Rt. 1
Luke Martin
Rt. 3
King Inspects Purdue Steers at Purdue University
Afghanistan’s king Mohammed Zahir Shah and his wife completed a 12 day U S visit with stops at Purdue University in Lafayette Indiana. He toured the university’s livestock and agronomy farms along the Wabash River valley as farming topics dominated Monday’s agenda including steer husbandry and related agriculture subjects.
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Lafayette
Ind
Afghanistan
United States
Disneyland
Mohammed Zahir Shah
Purdue University
Wabash River
Mt V water sale reroute and civic actions in Mt. Vernon
The Mt. V council approved a water sale route along North Main and surrounding streets to Bluford and adopted Civil Defense shelter regulations. An electrical code amendment added a city commission member. Cable TV Co progress report noted for local service expansion with a monthly fee.
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North Main Street
14Th Street
Main Street
Harrison Street
12Th Street
North Street
Johnson Alley
7Th Street
8Th Street
Broadway
Mt. Vernon
Barry Goldwater Warns GOP Against Factionalism
In Los Angeles Barry Goldwater urged Republican unity at Dodger Stadium and warned that factionalism would be political death. He attacked the Kennedy administration and said internal splits threaten the party’s 1964 prospects amid a heated, vicious campaign atmosphere.
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Los Angeles
Barry Goldwater
Dodger Stadium
Arizona Republican
Goldwater
United States
Kennedy Adminsor
St Louis Sewer District Awards First Underground Work
The St Louis Metropolitan Sewer District awarded a contract to the Wabash Drilling Co for test borings along the Mississippi River waterfront as part of the 95 million water pollution abatement program. The project includes tunnels and two large sewage treatment plants and should be finished by July 1967.
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ST. Louis
Illinois Weather Report from Associated Press
Showers moved into the river counties of northwestern Illinois with the rest of the state mostly partly cloudy and mild. Temperatures Monday ranged in the low to middle 80s with Dubuque noting 77, Vandalia at 89 and overnight lows mainly in the 60s. statewide rainfall total for the year 24.83 inches.
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Illinois
Associated Press
Weather Bureau
Dubuque
Vandalia
Thurmond Opposes. Symington Backs Test Ban Treaty
Senator Symington urged a limited treaty banning atmospheric tests saying it won’t greatly hinder U S ability to retaliate and deter the Soviet Union. Senator Thurmond warned the pact risks U S deterrence and could invite a nuclear holocaust without broad international agreement. The Senate moved toward ratification but debate and reservations persist, with committee hearings highlighting military and scientific concerns.
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Washington
Stuart Symington
Strom Thurmond
Symington
Missouri
Air Force
Senate
Soviet Union
Thurimond
South Carolina
United States
Thurmond
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S
White House
Hold 3 In Drug Store Robberies
Two men and a woman are being questioned in a string of burglaries across Franklin County. Robert Zazzetti, 31, and Jessie Cochran, 27, both charged with burglary, and Lorra ine Miller, 21, charged with possession of drugs, allegedly stole large amounts of drugs since June from stores in Mount Vernon Nashville West Frankfort Sesser and Carbondale. No items recovered.
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Carbondale
Zazzetti
Cochran
Miss Miller
Lyndon Johnson Returns from Europe Tour
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson reported to President Kennedy on a very successful northern Europe tour. He traveled with Lady Bird and Lynda Bird, flying via Sweden Finland Norway Denmark and Iceland before landing at Andrews Air Force Base. Johnson said host nations recognized U S objectives and he briefed Kennedy after a breakfast with Democratic leaders.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
Europe
Johnson
Sweden
Finland
Norway
Denmark
Lady Bird
Lynda Bird
Andrews Air Force Base
Oil and Gas Wells Completed in Western States Rise
Petroleum Information reports 2,073 oil and gas wells finished in Western states during the first eight months of the year. The data reflect activity across multiple states and indicate sustained development in regional energy exploration.
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Western OD
Denver
Petroleum Information
Powell Russell Seeks Divorce in Circuit Court
Melba Ruth Powell Russell filed for divorce from Lowell Lee Russell in circuit court alleging cruelty. She seeks custody of a minor child. the couple married May 30, 1948 and separated August 1, 1968.
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Melba Ruth Powell Russell
Lowell Lee Russell
Theft of $78 At Ina Reported By Sheriff
Brownby Lumber Co at Ina reported a theft of $78 to the sheriff's office yesterday. County authorities said the money was taken on September 11 but not reported until now. Abby promotion details follow in another notice.
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Beverly Ills Lumber Co
Ina
Calif,y
Mt Vernon PTA Book Fair Sept 20 21 on courthouse lawn
The seventh annual Book Fair sponsored by the Mt Vernon P T A Council will be held on the courthouse lawn Friday and Saturday September 20 and 21 from 10 a m to 8 p m Books needed include fiction non fiction dictionaries atlases story books cookbooks Bibles best sellers comics and pocket sized books No magazines accepted.
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Mt. Vernon
Taylor Ayers
Council
Kenneth Adams
Franklin Joy
Hope To Save Childs Sight
A Peoria mother lifted spirits by a New York doctor’s report that radiation treatment may save her 10 month old son Geoffrey’s sight. Geoffrey, who lost his left eye to cancer, had three weeks of treatment at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. His mother Mrs Wade Whitten said doctors are optimistic and he will return to New York in seven weeks for further evaluation.
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Peoria, Ill
New York
Wade Whitten
Geoffrey
Institute of Opthalmology
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Whitten
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Morton
Peoria
Mary Jeane
New York Medical Center
Fylingdales radar station switches on in Britain
The Royal Air Force activated the Fylingdales radar station in England at a cost of 120 million dollars. It joins a transatlantic early warning chain with stations from Greenland to Alaska, most of Fylingdales funded by the United States which paid 104 million of the total and 16 million covered by Britain.
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Fylingdales
England
Britain
Royal Air Force
United States
RAF
Greenland
Alaska
Traffic Fines Set by H E Harlow Justice
Traffic fines assessed by Justice H E Harlow list K C Waldo of Proctorville Illinois paying 15 dollars plus costs for speeding 80 in a 65 zone and H L Malone of North Carolina paying 10 dollars plus costs for speeding 75 in a 65 zone.
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H. E. Harlow
Justice of the Peace
K. C. Waldo
Proctorville
H. L. Malone
North Carolina
Rockefeller and Goldwater Back Each Other If Nominee
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and Sen. Barry Goldwater said they would support the other if the 1964 Republican presidential nomination goes to one of them. Goldwater spoke without qualification. Rockefeller added conditions about a current and future platform and noted shifts in Goldwater’s positions in recent weeks. Both men agreed they would prefer any Republican in the White House over President Kennedy.
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Associated Press
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Telvision
U.S. News and World Report
White House
Kennedy
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