Revenue Move Stalled as Kerner Faces Next Step
Gov Otto Kerner now holds the next move after the Senate failed to pass a constitutional amendment to rewrite Illinois revenue. The House had vetoed various proposals earlier, and votes fell short for both the Kerner plan and the Revenue Study Commission's. observers expect Kerner to request continued study by the Revenue Study Commission at his news conference, while Sen Mussell Arrington urged further inquiry.
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Ralph H. Johnson
Revenue, Study Commission
Mussell Arrington
Evanston
Senate
House
Illinois Revenue Study Commission
Kerner
Revenue Study Commission
Everett Laughlin
Freeport
Cook County
Indus
Illinois lawmakers clash on pay raise and session terms
Gov. Kerner and lawmakers battle over two bills to raise legislators pay from 6 000 to 9 000 and 6 000 to 7 500 annually. Ballot questions would require voter approval for a constitutional amendment to permit annual sessions. Bills moved through Senate and House with sponsors Rep. Paul Elward and Rep. Leland Kennedy.
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Senate
Thursay
Paul Elward
Chicago
Kerner
House
Lindsay-Schaub
The
Legisla
Ittyre
Leland J
AP Cdnata Nnfian Thinteday
Kennedy
D-Alton
Dwight Friedrich
Centralia
Paul Simon
Troy
Springfield
Civil Service
Iihois
Thursier
Cletus“ Hentschel
Newman Center
Carbondale
Arid
Em Laaki Atta Warner
Retired Mines official blasts bureau in memo
E W Pehrson 67 a former director in the Division of Foreign Activities says the Bureau of Mines has grown weak and cowardy since its immersion into United Mine Workers union politics. He left the post last Monday and issued a memorandum to friends in government and colleagues. He criticizes leadership and calls for reform as the Interior Department plans a Bureau of Mines reorganization.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
Mma
United Mine Workers Union
E. W. Pehrson
Bureau
Pehrson
Europe
Behrson
Department of the Interior
Department
Sen
Congress
Arthur Gottschalk
R-Park Forest
Bureau of Firemen
Illinois
Interior Department
Funeral services for Harold Payne held at Horse Prairie Church
Funeral services for Harold Payne 55 of Rt 1 Lesser will be at 3 p m Saturday at Horse Prairie Baptist Church northeast of Sesser. He died Thursday morning in Miners Hospital Christopher from injuries in the Old Ben 21 coal yard incident June 20 while working as a switchman. An inquest will be held after miners vacations end July 13. Payne born November 13 1907 in Browning Township Franklin County son of Ernest and Mabel Sample Payne. He married Ruth Cockrum in 1930. He leaves his wife his mother Mrs Mabel Lambert and stepfather Stanley Lambert both of Walter sons Louis Crete and Virgil at home daughters Mrs Dolores Morton West Palm Beach Fla Mrs Viola Spiller Lake Park Fla Mrs Hazel Drummer Lake Park Fla brothers Louis Chicago and Glenn Howe Ind and seven grandchildren. He was a member of Horse Prairie Baptist Church. Burial in church cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p m today at Brayfield Funeral Home Lesser. The body will be taken to the church at noon Saturday.
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Rt. 1
Horse Prairie Baptist Church
Sesser
Payne
Miners Hospital
Christopher
Ben
Coal
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Franklin County
Browning’ Township
Ernest
Mabel
Sample Payne
Ruth Cockrum
Mabel Lambert
Stanley Lambert
Walter
Louis
Crete
Virgil
Dolores Morton
West Palmj
Min- Beach
Fla
Viola Spiller
Fort ‘Worth
Tex
Hazel Drummer
Lake Park
Chicago
Glenn
Howe
Ind
Horse Prairie ‘Baptist’ Church
Wayne Thomas
Brayfield “Funeral Home
Lesser
Death of Luther Miller a 83 in South Charleston West Virginia
Luther Miller aged 83 of 1416 Mountain Ave South Charleston formerly Colp died Monday in Welch Emergency Hospital South Charleston He born May 2 1882 in Scottsville Alabama son of Isaac Miller retired miner and president of Dewmaine Burial Association Funeral services set for 2 pm Sunday Mt Olive Baptist Church Colp Rev Raymond Davis to officiate Burial at Dewmaine Friends may call after noon Saturday at Keathly Funeral Home Colp
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Mountain Ave
South Charleston
W. Va
Colp
Welch Emergency
Scottsville
Ala
Isaac Miller
Dewmaine Burial Association
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Irene Kruse Dies at 68 in Evansville
Irene H. Kruse 68 of Evansville died after a two week illness in St Clement's Hospital Red Bud. Born July 18 1894 in Evansville she was daughter of Edward and unknown Hannebutt. She married Louis Kruse July 21 1919 in Evansville and was a member of St Peter's Lutheran Church. Survived by husband a daughter Velma Kruse of Evansville and sister Louise Rabe of Los Angeles. Funeral Sunday at Theran Church Evansville with Paul Rohlfing officiating. Friends may call at Veath and Welge Funeral Home Roanville until noon Sunday.
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Irene Kruse
Evansville
Irene H. Kruse
St.Clement's Hospital
Red Bud
Edward Hannebutt
Louis Kruse
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Utah Man Heads Jaycees In Louisville Presidency
Dick Headlee, 32, from Bountiful Utah, won the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce presidency after five ballots at the Louisville convention. He moves with his wife and seven children to Tulsa Oklahoma to run the 200000 member group. Thirteen attendees and Rev Robert Castle Jr who was named one of 1962's ten outstanding young men challenged leadership on race relations. Castle urged reform petitions to Jaycees to push better race relations but outgoing president Blankenship said there was no time to present it. The piece also notes Danish land and grain measure terms.
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Dick Headlee
U.S
Chamber’ of Commerce
Headlee
Bountiful
Utah
Robert Castle Jr
T Headlee
White House
Tulsa
Okla
Joyces
Burroughs Corp
Castle
Jersey City
N.J
Jaycees
Jto
Ising Blankenship
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