Bicycle Collision Correction Involving Heaney Vehicle
A clarification notes that Michelle Bee, age 6, of 1716 Pace, was struck not by a car driven by Louise E. Heaney but the bicycle hit the rear of the Heaney vehicle on Isa bella Avenue at about 6 45 p m Wednesday. Michelle was admitted to Good Samaritan Hospital.
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Register
Michelle Bee
Pace
Louise E. Heaney
Oakland
Heaney
Isabella Avenue
Michelle
Good Samaritan Hospital
Ball quits U.N. to aid Humphrey
Former undersecretary of state Ball resigns from the United Nations to join the Humphrey campaign as foreign affairs adviser. He cites need for a president with settled principles and clear vision and dismisses Nixon as unsuitable. Goldberg joins Humphrey team as co chair. Ball returns to private life after election.
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Ball
State Department
Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Arthur Goldberg
Johnson
United Nations
Vietnam
Goldberg
National Citizens Committee
Humphrey-Muskie
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Wiggins
U.N
China
Washington Post
America
White House
House Turns Down Senate Office Funds
Secretary of State Dear Rusk praised Gray for a major legislative achievement as the House rejects funds for Senate offices. The International Center project uses Federal surplus land and aims to support diplomatic purposes without increasing taxpayer burden. Gray chairs the House Subcommittee on Public Buildings and Grounds.
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International Center
Dear. Rusk
Gray
House
Service Station Burglars Smear Paint On Car
Burglars forced entry to the Broadway Gulf service station at 1310 Broadway Thursday night. They smeared a freshly painted white automobile with green paint and stole about $100 in change and bills from the safe. Entry was gained through north and east windows. Police report the burglary at 7:05 a.m. today and ongoing investigation.
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Broadway Gulf Service Station
Broadway
In Vietnam Frontline Battles Sharpen in Tay Ninh Raid
Heavy U S air operations target the Tay Ninh area with nine of ten B 52 raids in the past 24 hours dropping about 800 tons of bombs on the main infiltration route toward Saigon 70 miles southeast. Four helicopters and two Marines jets are downed. total choppers shot down in a week rises to 11.
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Tay Ninh
Saioga
U.S
Saigon
Thien Ngon
Fortas Nomination Cloture Debate Hints at Opposition
Senate figures signaled a tough path for Abe Fortas to becoming chief justice as Hidalgo and Fortas fights over obscenity rulings intensify. Dirksen predicted a failed first cloture vote and Baker argued a majority may oppose limiting debate. Mansfield warned a second attempt would hinge on the first vote’s margin.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Dirksen
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Johnson
Fortas
High Court
United States
Justice Fortas
Supreme Court
Clifford P. Hansen
Rwvo
Abe Fortas
Hart
Howard H. Baker Jr
R.tenn
Baker
Rend College to Host First Convocation of Year
Rend Lake College invites the public to a 11 00 a m convocation on Wednesday October 2 in the Mt Vernon Township High School Auditorium featuring Dr Lester A Nickendall an authority on family life sex and marriage The talk titled The New Morality will cover changes in moral standards over two decades and their impact on American society Dr Kirkendall a professor at Oregon State University and founder of the Sex Education and Information Council of the United States is a noted counselor to educators and administrators with lectures across the nation and abroad.
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Rend Lake College
Lester A. Nickendall
Mt. Vernon Township High School
Kirkendall
Oregon State University
Sex Education and Information Council
United States
Fam
South Pacific Chosen for Mt. Vernon High Operetta
Mt. Vernon township high school directors selected Rodgers and Hammerstein’s South Pacific for the 1968-69 operetta. Performances set for November 15 and 16 with tryouts October 1 at 7:00 p.m. in the music department. The project involves the orchestra, chorus, dancers, cast, and many behind the scenes participants. Tonight’s football show will feature Bali Ha'i from the musical.
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Mt. Vernon Township
Rroadway
Ezio Pinza
Mary Martin
Russell Bennett
Oscar Hammerstein
Richard Rodgers
Market hog prices as of today at noon
Prices paid until 12:30 p m were down 5 cents. Top quotations were 18 50 18 75 and 19 25 for 210 and 240 lb mest type hogs. Lows ranged 14 75 and 17 00. Boars sold 12 50 and 13 50. After 12 30 prices will be based on next day’s prices.
Mt Vernon Grain Prices Quoted for Morning Trade
Mt Vernon prices show wheat at 1.02 soybeans 2.36 corn 0.95 with listing truncated. The brief note records early pricing in Mt Vernon for grain markets this morning.
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Mt. Vernon
Chicago Produce Market Report Summary
Chicago Mercantile Exchange notes butter at 93 score AA 69 and 92 4 69, 90 B 67 percent, 89 C 6114. Eggs, grade A whites 42, mediums 41, standards 39, checks 23. Includes car values 90 B 68 percent and 89 C 63.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
St Louis Produce Prices and Grades Noted
St Louis AP report lists consumer egg grades from A large 39 to 43 cents, A medium 38 to 41, A small 25 to 29, and B large 33 to 37. wholesale grades Standard 30 to 31, unclassified 18 to 19, medium 28 to 30. Hens heavy 13. Tight over 534 lbs 9, under 5% lbs 5. Broilers and fryers 25 to 2514.
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ST. Louis
Livestock Prices From National Stockyards Illinois
National Stockyards Illinois reports Monday estimates for hogs cattle calves and sheep. Hogs 8 000 head with barrows and gilts 210 to 280 pounds at about 19.75 to 20.09, sows 300 to 400 pounds 17.50 to 18.23, boars 15.25 to 17.00. Cattle 150, calves 50, vealers 27.00 to 32.00, heifers 25.75, cows 16.50 to 18.06, calves 18.90 to 22.00. Sheep 175, spring lambs 27.00 to 27.50, shorn ewes 4.00 to 7.50.
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National Stocieyards
Ill
Sheen
Chicago Grain market report amid mixed commodity quotes
Chicago AP notes Wheat No 2 yellow hard at 1.24 1.24 percent, No 2 soft red at 1.17 percent, Corn No 2 yellow 1.09, Oats No 2 extra heavy white 0.59, Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.5045, Soybean oil 7.45.
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Chicago
Wall Street Firms Moderately Increases In Midday Trading
Wall Street prices firmed in moderate trading as advances edged declines by about 30 issues. The Dow Jones average fell 1.05 to 932.19 at noon while the AP 60-Stock average rose 0.1 to 348.2. Volume for the first two hours was about 6.3 million shares. Xerox trading was halted.
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New York
Dow Jones
Associated Press
Xerox
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admitted list
The Jefferson Memorial notes admit Rosa Anna Holt at 926 Conger and Voyle Gorham at 208 North 10th with others. Discharged include Riley Bundy at Walnut Hill and Good Samaritan Mary Bell Wilson at 305 South 11th among a longer roster of names and addresses.
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Jefferson Memorial
Rosa Anna
Holt
Conger
Voyle Gorham
North
Joyce C. Lockhart
South
Leona Karch
Opdyke
Helena Spillman
Riley Bundy
Walnut Hill
Good Samaritan
Mary Bell Wilson
South 11Th
Lee Dobbs
Mt. Vernon
Vesta Jones
South 10Th
Frances Rainwater
Burns
Ruth Pierce
North 4Th
Emma Miller
Ashley
Edna Geisel
Hearthside Nursing Home
Linda J. Laur
Scheller
Charles Scott Yearwood
Westwood Drive
William Howard Cox
Doris Buesking
John L. Tweedy
Ruth Mescher
Dana Pickett
Mary Ann Moore
Newby
Charles Cuntz
Leata Lewis
Janna England
Mae Callander
Fairfield
Robert Herring
John Nicholson
Phillip Dudley
Joseph Michael Owens
Robert Strater
Douglas
Births in Good Samaritan Hospital Thursday
Mr and Mrs Albert L Williams of Woodland Drive welcomed a son at 8 57 PM weighing seven pounds one ounce. Mr and Mrs Arthur Wilson of 1701 Stanley welcomed a son at 12 01 PM weighing nine pounds ten and one half ounces. Mr and Mrs Charles Henry of Route 2 Mr Vernon welcomed a son at 11 38 AM weighing six pounds seven ounces. No details on the third item and stock quote 28436 off 4g.
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Albert L. Williams
Woodland Drive
Good Samaritan Hospital
Arthur Wilson
Stanley
Charles Henry
Route 2
Vernon
Mr Universe 1968 Contest Showcases 40 Contestants
In Miami Beach 40 contestants parade stripped to the waist to compete for Mr Universe of 1968. They wear only brief bikini bottoms and are judged on body symmetry with emphasis on chest and leg development. No makeup or hairspray allowed. baby oil used after judging angles and poses.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Walt Framer
Boston disorders extend to homes
Disruptions spread from urban centers to residences as New Jersey high schools face boycotts by hundreds of white students protesting alleged assaults by Black students. In New Jersey two thirds of Trenton High pupils skipped classes, continuing a pattern of school shutdowns over nine months. Across the country, similar tensions flare in Elmira Lawrence Kalamazoo and Pittsburgh as administrators contend with threats and demands for curriculum changes and firings.
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New Jersey
Trenton High School
Pittsburgh
Bernard J. McCormick
Elmira
N.Y
Kenneth S. Weaver
Lawrence
Kan
Lawrence High School
Kalamazoo
Mich
Carbondale Case Before Grand Jury
Keene, mayor of Carbondale, testifies about an attempted organized crime takeover. He describes bribe offers to influence liquor licenses and town property, warning of narcotics, gambling machines, and rackets if control was gained. He seeks formal charges and outlines potential penalties.
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Carbondale
Keene
Southern Illinois University
Wallace romance with blonde denied in campaign note
The report cites a denial of a Wallace romance with a blonde during the recent Republican administration era as part of a broader political briefing. It also covers campaign remarks on prosperity and various actions by Humphrey supporters and GOP figures, including Agnew’s Washington speech plan and court bailiff news in Lincoln.
Meet Your Carrier Boy
Mt. Vernon police Thursday reported four traffic accidents. At 8 11 a.m. cars driven by John McDermott and Mitchell W. Hall collided in the Rocket Cafe Parking Lot. Minor damage reported to both cars. At 1 39 p.m. James Atterberry and Leslie R. Sheldon collided at Ashley Road and 32nd Street. Atterberry’s car over $100 damage. Sheldon about $20 damage. Sheldon cited for following too closely. At 3 35 p.m. Mark E. Holloway and Carolyn M. Walker collided on south 10th Street. Holloway’s car damaged over $600. Walker about $20. At 3 50 p.m. William J. Short and Daisy L. Loss collided at 23rd Street and Forest. both cars damaged over $100. Editor’s Note: This is part of a series introducing carrier boys to customers. Darrel Schubert, Route 8, carries The Register-News. He is a fifth grader at Dr. Andy Hall School. His hobbies include models, baseball and basketball. he aims to be a doctor. He says residents on his route are nice and carrying papers helps him save money and stay close to home.
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Mt. Vernon
John McDermott
Benton Road
Mitchell W. Hall
Friendship
N. Y
Rocket Cafe
South 10Th Street
James Atterberry
Madison, Mo
Leslie R. Sheldon
Ashley Road
32Nd Street
Atterberry
Sheldon
Mark E. Holloway
College
Carolyn M. Walker
Decatur
Holloway
Walker
William J. Short
Hammond
Ind
Daisy L. Loss
R. R
23Rd Street
Forest
Darrel
Donald Schubert
Dr. Andy Hall School
Two Night Classes At Mt Vernon High For Diploma Credits
Mt Vernon Township High School offers two adult evening courses for students needing only a few credits for a diploma. American History meets Tue Thu 7 00 to 9 00 pm starting Oct 1. Business Law meets Mon Wed 7 00 to 9 00 pm starting Oct 2. Enroll at 101F Building F to receive materials and room assignments. One may take both or either class. contact the guidance director with questions.
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Mt. Vernon Township High School
Building F
Automobile Fire Extinguished at Doctor's Park
Mt. Vernon firemen on Thursday extinguished a car fire at Doctor's Park. Firemen said wiring on a car owned by Mrs. Glen Bruce of Opdyke caught fire about 3:30 p.m. The extent of damage was not known.
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Mt. Vernon
Doctor’s Park
Glen Bruce
Opdyke
Tire Stolen From Pickup Overnight in Mt Vernon
Frank Morgan reported to Mt Vernon police that someone stole a tire from his pickup Thursday night. The truck was parked in front of his house at 1408 North Street when the theft occurred.
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Frank Morgan
North Street
Mt. Vernon
Morgan
Local Court Fines and Community Notices
Circuit Court fines listed for several individuals with charges including no valid vehicle registration, failure to yield right of way, and driving the wrong way on a one way street. Also noted is the Jefferson Chapter No. 686 Eastern Star meeting scheduled for Tuesday October 1 at 7 30 p.m. at the Masonic Hall in Opdyke with officers Neva Adams and Flossie Harriman listed.
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Gary L. Sledge
Route 4
Harold KE. Ellis
Edwardsville
Irl R. Jenkins
South 15Th Street
John J. Lewis
Christopher
Alta M. Allen
Bonnie
Jefferson Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Opdyke
Neva Adams
Flossie Harriman
Sec
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Tyler Abell
Abell
Angier Biddle Duke
Denmark
Heaney Auto
North Vietnam
Rend College
Lester A. Kirkendall
Gary Sledge
Bob Pasley
Bud House
South Pacific
Mt. V. Operetta
Mt. Vernon Grain
Chicago Grain
Wall Street
Robert M. Kalb
Kenneth E. Clark
Optometrist
Park Plaza
Boston
Wallace
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Eugene J. McCarthy
Dminn
GOP
Spiro T. Agnew
Washington
Midwest
Lincoln, Neb
W. W. Nuernberger
Shirley Adams
The
Register-News
Darrel Schubert
South 19Th Street
19Th Street
Mt. V
U.C.E
Shorty’ Campbell
Circuit Court
Roy
Lincoln Continental
Mercury
Roy Atkinson
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