Ora Howard 83 Kell Dies Rites Wednesday
Ora Howard 83 of Kell died Sunday night at Hickory Grove Manor Nursing Home. Funeral services 10:00 a.m. Wednesday at Osborn Funeral Home in Kell with Rev. Clebert Weger officiating. Burial Antioch Cemetery. Body lies in state at Shorn Funeral Home Kell after 6:00 p.m. Friends may call. Survivors include four sisters Etta Rollinson Kell Nora Lane Bluford Nona Chambliss Texico Laura Clayborn Texas and four grandchildren. Preceded in death by daughter Cecil Hays.
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Ora Howard
Kell
Hickory Grove Manor
Osborn Funeral Home
Kel
Clebert Weger
Antioch Cemetery
Pam
Etta Rollinson
Rightnowar Rites Wednesday for Herschel O Rightnowar
Funeral services for Herschel O. Rightnowar of 207 South Johnson Avenue who died Sunday morning at Good Samaritan Hospital will be at 2 00 p m Wednesday at South Hickory Hill Cemetery. Rev Rey Van Horn will lead the service. Survived by son C W Rightnowar serving in Germany with the U S Army.
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Herschel O. Rightnowar
South Johnson Avenue
Good Samaritan Hospital
Hickory Hill Cemetery
Rey van Horn
Rightnowar
C. W. Rightnowar
U.S. Army
Germany
Knox Scott Dies Today in Benton
Knox Scott 66, of Lesser, died at 5 30 a.m. at Franklin Hospital Benton. Born June 17 1902 he was the son of Francis and Florence Roberts Scott. Survived by wife Hallie one son James B. of East St Louis one brother Alfred of LaGrange three sisters Eva Johnson Rockford Pauline Finney Torrence Calif and Mermeth Joiner Walier. Funeral at 2 p m Thursday Bray Field chapel Lesser burial Maple Hill cemetery. Call after 4 p m Wednesday at Bray Field Funeral Home Lesser.
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Knox Scott
Lesser
Franklin Hospital
Benton
Francis
Florence Roberts Scott
Hallie
James B
East St. Louis
Alfred
LaGrange
Eva Johnson
Rockford
Pauline Finney
Torrence
Calif
Mermeth Joiner
Walier
Brayfield Chapel
Maple Hill Cemetery
Brayfield Funeral Home
Senate may avoid battle over Fortas
Senate lobbies for a resolution stating no vacancy on the Supreme Court to be filled while Chief Justice Warren serves. The White House reportedly opposes, with Johnson described as wrathful. Porter has discussed implications with Dirksen as Fortas could be relieved by such a move.
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Nznt
Dirksen
The
Tribune
Senate
Supreme Court
Fortas
Earl Warren
White House
Johnson
Paul A. Porter
Arnold & Porter
Justice Fortas
Everett M. Dirksen
Wmortas
Voreen
Warren
Wall Street advances on strong volume amid tech gains
Wall Street kept rising for a seventh straight session as volume surged and traders returned after the Hebrew New Year. Dow Jones industrial average noon reading stood at 934.80, up 4.35, with the Associated Press 60-stock average rising to 345.3 as gains outpaced declines by about 240 issues.
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Robert M. Kalb
NEW York (Ap
Chase Manhattan Bank
Associated Press
Aveda Corp
Atty
Gulf & Western Industries
American Stock Exchange
Gunpowder Plot Conspiracy Linked to Guy Fawkes
A 17th century plan by conspirators against King James I and Parliament to blow up the House of Lords is known as the Gunpowder Plot with Guy Fawkes involved in the attempt.
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Guy Wawkes
Jamesco
Parliament
House of Lords
Hog market prices in Mt Vernon slip after 12:30 PM
Markets Mt Vernon Hog Market prices paid until 12 30 p m today were down 30c The top was 19 25 20 50 and 20 75 for 210 and 240 lb meal type hogs Sows were 15 00 and 17 25 Boars were 12 50 and 13 50 After 12 30 today prices will be based on next day's prices.
Mt Vernon Grain Prices Quoted This Morning
Mt Vernon officials reported grain prices in the market today with Wheat at 1.02, Soybeans at 2.39, and Corn at .95. The bulletin lists current figures for local producers and traders.
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Mt. Vernon
Egg price updates in St. Louis market report
AP notes consumer egg grades with sizes and prices. Large A eggs 42-46 cents, medium 41-44, small 33-29 and wholesale standards 35-37. Hens and broilers listed with per pound ranges and other prices unchanged.
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ST. Louis
Chicago prices and grades for dairy and poultry
Chicago Mercantile Exchange butter and eggs prices listed with grades and percentages. Live poultry sections show roasters heavy hens and special fed white rock fryers with price points.
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Chicago
USDA
Livestock Price Estimates at National Stockyards
AP reports Wednesday estimates for National Stockyards: hogs 6,000. cattle 1,500. calves 150. sheep 350. Hogs 7,000 with barrows and gilts 20.25 to 20.75 and sows 17.00 to 18.25. Cattle 3,500, calves 200, steers 26.50 to 27.75, heifers 25.00 to 26.50, vealers 24.00 to 34.00, calves 17.00 to 22.00. sheep 500, spring lambs 25.50 to 28.00, ewes 5.00 to 7.50.
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National Stockyards
Chicago Grain price quotes and sample grades
Chicago AP reports grain prices with Wheat No 2 yellow hard at 1.2544 and No 2 soft red at 1.1884, Corn No 2 yellow at 1.10, Oats No 2 extra heavy white 64 with sample grades 59%4 and white 59%, Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.58, and Soybean oil 7.62.
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Chicago
North Korean Pueblo Crew Will Not Be Freed Without Apology
North Korea said the 82 Pueblo crewmen will never be released unless the United States admits the ship violated North Korean waters and apologizes. Rodong Shinmun described the crew as spies and urged punishment, while noting lenient pleas from the sailors and demands for accountability from Washington.
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Communist Party
Pueblo
Rodong Shinmoon
U.S
Democratic People’s Republic of Korea
Dean Lusk
North Korea
United States
Sea of Japan
Washington
Lloyd M. Bucher
Letter Carriers Fight Dog Bites Banishing Mail Men
National Association of Letter Carriers President James Rademacher decries slow Labor Department safety study on dog attacks on postal workers. He cites 10,000 dog bites last year with over 1,000 hospitalizations and an estimated $36 average cost per bite, totaling over a half million dollars annually in taxpayer expenses.
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Washington Cab
James Racemacher
National Associated of Letter Carriers
Labor Department
Robert Goode
Labor
Office of Occupation Safiety
Goodell
Rademacheros
Union
the Postal Record
Rademacher
School Bells Heard Again In East St. Louis
Union teachers end four week strike and return to work under a one year contract granting about 10 percent raises. A $820000 package includes a fund to finance pay increases and a possible $300000 tax anticipation warrant to cover any shortfall. Beginning teachers with degrees see salaries rise from 65250 to 6630. Pickets continue as unions seek staffing actions from state officials.
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East ST. Louis
Board of Education
Madison
Ray Page
Illinois
Two Cars Stolen Here Last Night One Recovered
Two cars were stolen in Mt. Vernon last night and one recovered this morning. Harold Roff man reported his 1967 Dodge was taken from behind Central Church of Christ. It was found abandoned on South 23rd Street. Dr Earl Neal reported his white 1963 Ford four door sedan stolen from his Pace Avenue driveway. License Illinois 311 392.
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Mt. Vernon
Harold Roffman
Wildwood Drive
Central Church of Christ
North Tenth Street
South 23Rd Street
Earl Neal
Pace Avenue
Marijuana Mill Found On Vermont Farm
State police raid an abandoned Morristown farm and seized about 800 pounds of marijuana from a hidden operation described as a marijuana mill. Owner Catherine Taylor of Sherman Connecticut said she visited to check the property and some beaver dams.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Marijauana Mill
Morristown
Stowe
Catherine Taylor
Sherman
U N General Assembly opens amid U Thant clash on Czechs and Vietnam
U S anger at Secretary General U Thant surfaces as the General Assembly begins its 28th session. Thant proposes a resolution on ending bombing in North Vietnam, while the United States weighs adding the Czechoslovak question to the agenda. Ball’s protest marks a rare public rebuke in three years of Vietnam debate. Delegations prepare for routine business and the admission of Swaziland as the 125th UN member.
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Associated Press
United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
United States
U Thant
Czechoslovakia
Vietnam
Thant
Assembly
U.S
North Vietnam
General Assembly
Washington
State Department
Bali
Zdenek Cernik
Ball
Security Council
Moscow
Emilio Arenales Catalan
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Red
China
Job Corps Protest in Lewiston Over Police Brutality
About 70 members of the Job Corps for Women demonstrated outside a Lewiston police station Monday night to protest alleged brutality. Most participants were Black. A demonstrator said locals treat them like animals as they marched 13 miles from the Poland Spring center, sparked by Monday court cases of three girls charged with disorderly conduct.
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Lewiston
Maine
Job Corps For Women
Women’s Job Corps Center
Poland
Job Corps
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admitted
Nellie Mae Durkee and a list of patients admitted or discharged across Jefferson Memorial and Good Samaritan facilities, with names and addresses including Nellie Durkee, Ida Williams, Donald Sweetin, Thelma Brown, Marion Beardon, Myrtle Hall, Mary Rawls, Sibyle Promise, Elizabeth Kitowski, Ada Sayer, Minnie Arnold, Alta Williams, Donald Braddy, Trulo Mays, Lola Wood, Mildred Dawson, Robert Mooney, Clara Cato, Evan Cornwell, Stella Izard, Robert Lawrence, William Palmer, Davie Sexton, Cornall Smith, Anna Hainey, Nadine Martin, Tonya Dee, Ruth Martin, Luckey Dunbar Inn, Jewell Thompson, Shirley Upton, Janie Dulaney, Darrell Donoho, Nellie Martin, John Diel.
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Nellie Mae Durkee
Perkins
Ida Edith Williams
Ina
Donald H. Sweetin
Bonnie
Thelma Ferne Brown
South 25Th
William Moses
McLeansboro
Marion Wallace Beardon
South 6Th
Myrtle Hall
Logan
Mary Ellen Rawls
Dahlgren
Sibyle Promise
Dix
Elizabeth Kitowski
Scheller
Ada Sayer
South 18Th
Minnie Arnold
Gilbert
Alta Irwin Williams
Broadway
Donald Braddy
South
Trulo Mays
Mt. Vernon
Lola Wood
Ashley
Mildred Dawson
Peach
Robert Mooney
Waltonville
Clara Pauline Cato
College
Evan Cornwell
Bluford
Stella Izard
Jones
Robert Mike Lawrence
William Palmer
South 15Th
Davie Sexton
Cornall Smith
Cherry
Anna Hainey
Nadine Martin
North St
Maurice Withrow
Tonya Dee
Ruth Martin
Luckey Dunbar
Inn
Jewell Thompson
South 13Th
Shirley Upton
Janie Dulaney
Hickory Grove Manor
Darrell Donoho
Texico
Nellie Martin
John Diel
Schumm Nursing Home
Driver Injured In Auto Crash Near Waltonville Mine
David Roy Sexton 74 of Scheller was injured when his car and Lloyd Lemons 31 of Lesser collided at 5 30 p m on Black jack Road 134 miles south of the Waltonville mine. Sexton was admitted to Good Samaritan Hospital Lemons not treated.
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David Roy Sexton
Scheller
Lloyd Lemons
Lesser
Blackjack Road
Waltonville
Sexton
Good Samaritan Hospital
Lemons
Fines Assessed in Circuit Court List
Dalton E Musgrave of 609 Herbert faces 10 dollars for driving too fast for conditions. Helen L Burns of Woodlawn 10 dollars for following too close. Sylvia Wood R R 4 Mt Vernon 10 dollars for following too close. Jennell Currie 901 south 12th street 10 dollars for failure to yield right of way. Clifford D Parrish West Frankfort 25 dollars for illegal transportation of liquor and 18 dollars for speeding. Richard QO Conner Inn 10 dollars for failure to yield right of way turning left. Nina L Weddell Westfield Tl 10 dollars for improper passing. Belle E David Charleston Mo 10 dollars for speeding. James N Mitchell 2002 Casey 10 dollars for failure to yield right of way. Terry J Rutherford Sims TL 10 dollars for speeding. Harold L Tabers Chicago 10 dollars for following too closely. James D Baker 423 south 17th street 10 dollars for no valid registration.
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Dalton E . Musgrave
Herbert
Helen L. Burns
Woodlawn
Sylvia Wood
R. R
Mt. Vernon
Jennell Currie
South 12Th Street
Clifford D. Parrish
West Frankfort
Richard QO. Conner
Inn
Nina L. Weddell
Westfield
Belle E. David
Charleston
James N. Mitchell
Casey
Terry J. Rutherford
Sims
Harold L. Tabers
Chicago
James D. Baker
South 17Th Street
Cases Continued to Sept 30 in Lewiston Court
The Lewiston District Court continued the cases to Sept 30. The Corps Center in Poland Spring reports an enrollment of 1,049 students.
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Lewiston
Poland Spring
Demolition of Former Methodist Office on West Broadway
J C Livingston owner of 1918 Broadway where a two story building that housed Methodist district offices is being demolished. Offices moved to a new structure across the street. Livingston says no sale or improvement plans this year. possible sale or new building contemplated in 1969. He also owns 1916 Broadway. Both lots zoned for business.
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Broadway
J. C. Livingston
Livingston
Three Accidents Reported in Mt Vernon Yesterday
Three vehicle crashes occurred in Mt Vernon yesterday injuring Harold M. Ward and damaging several cars. Ward, 46, Route 4, suffered a non serious injury in a collision on south Ninth Street. his car about 40 dollars damaged. Helen L. Burns, 18, Woodlawn, had a car damaged over 100 dollars and was charged with following too loose. Venita R. Burns, 19, 1115 Jordan, struck two parked cars on College. parked car owned by Jimmie Peeples damaged about 25 dollars. Venita Burns charged with no license. Another crash at Salem Road and Lambert Street damaged two cars over 100 dollars. drivers Charles P. Yearwood, 31, Westwood Drive, and Harold L. Tabers, 33, Chicago. Tabers charged with following too close.
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Mt. Vernon
Harold M. Ward
Route 4
South Ninth Street
Ward
Helen L. Burns
Wood-lawn
Helen Burns
Venita R. Burns
Jordan
College
Jimmie Peeples
South 24Th
Burns
Venita Burns
Salem Road
Lambert Street
Charles P. Yearwood
Westwood Drive
Harold L. Tabers
Cncago
Tabers
Kiwanis Club To Hear Pastor Argyl Houser
The Rev. Argyl E. Houser of Waltonville Universalist Church will speak at the Mr Vernon Kiwanis Club meeting on Thursday. Houser, with more than fifty years in ministry, is noted as a speaker poet and humorist.
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Argyl E. Houser
Universalist Church
Waltonville
Vernon
Two Suits For Divorce Filed In Circuit Court
Two divorce actions were filed in circuit court. Jesse Edward Wood cites mental cruelty in a suit against Sylvia Hazel Wood. they wed September 2, 1935 and separated July 19, 1963. Jerry Lee Bullard seeks custody of their one child in a suit against Pearl Elizabeth Bullard. they married November 17, 1964 and separated September 4, 1967.
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Jesse Edward Wood
Sylvia Hazel Wood
Jerry Lee Bullard
Pearl Elizabeth Bullard
Turner Boehm Post No 4 regular meeting notice
Regular meeting of Turner Boehm Post No 4 of Amvers will be held on Wednesday evening September 25 at 7 30 p m in the clubhouse. All members urged to attend. Ray Baril Adjutant.
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Turner Boehm Post No. 4
Amvers
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