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Three Area Girls Killed In Crash Near Rantoul Three area young women were killed about 8 p.m. Wednesday in an accident on U.S. 136, five miles west of Rantoul. Dead are Miss Barbara A. Ricketts, 18, of Forrest, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. S. M. Ricketts; Miss Linda Sue Mix, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Mix of Weldon; and Miss Patricia S. Malone, of 1007 N. Evans, Bloomington, daughter truck driven by Ernest B. Ilancock of Perrysville. Ind.

Hancock was taken to Chanute Air Force Base Hospital in Rantoul where he was treated and released. Miss Ricketts, who has been in nurses training in Bloomington, was taken to the Culkin Funeral Home in Forrest; Miss Mix, an employe at the Illinois Agricultural Association, was taken to the Trigg Funeral Home in Weldon, and Miss Ma- of Mrs. Ernie Malone of lone, a beauty operator, was Car, Truck The Brownstown. three girls were headed Home taken in to the Brownstown. Claggett Funeral toward Rantoul, with the Mix State police and Champaign Collide on girl driving, when their car ap- County Deputy Coroner Miparently skidded on the ice.

chael Heath investigated. Route 136 The control driver the then car and apparently collided lost pavement Authorities and said high winds slippery at of nearly head-on with a semi- the time of the accident made U.S. Assured India to Honor Tashkent Pact By Pantagraph Wire Services NEW DELHI-Interim Prime Minister G. L. Nanda met with Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Vice President Hubert H.

Humphrey Thursday and reaffirmed India's determination to abide by the Tashkent peace record with Pakistan. The agreements, worked out at the Soviet-sponsored conference by the late Lal Bahadur Shastri only hours before his death Tuesday, settlement provided for peaceful of disputes and withdrawal of forces along the Indo-Pakistani border by Feb. 25. Search for Successor The vice president told Nanda he hoped the spirit of the talks in the Soviet Central Asian city would continue and Nanda replied that the Indian-Pakistani agreements would be honored. Meanwhile, India's top political leaders continued their search Thursday for a successor to Shastri.

The working committee of the ruling Congress Party meets Friday to discuss the method of election of a new prime minister and the executive committee of the Congress Parliamentary Party will convene Saturday to fix a date for the election. As the senior member of the Cabinet, Nanda, who is 67, succeeded the late Lal Bahadur Shastri after Shastri's death Tuesday. He was said to feel strongly that the ruling Congress Party should not ask him 30 to step down in favor of another sion candidate. Stepped Aside Nanda was acting prime minister after the death of Jawaharlal Nehru May 27, 1964, but gracefully relinquished power when Shastri was chosen as compromise acceptable to the party's many factions. Nanda met party president Kumaraswami Kamaraj Thursday and reportedly said he should continue in office at least until general elections next year.

COURT NOTES McLEAN COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT GENERAL DIVISION Mower, et vs. Carl Harris, et Dismissed for want of prosecuEusene, tion on part of Charles Maloney Joseph Cloonen only. Bloomington Savings Loan Assn. Roy M. and Ann Simms: Dismissed without prejudice.

PROBATE DIVISION Estate of Dennis F. Murphy: Estate admitted to probate with William J. Bach administrator under $500 bond; no real estate, personal property not for given but understood to consist of a suit wrongful death. Estate of Nellie Beyer: Final order of Emil Scott: Will admitted to probate, Maude Scott executrix under $30,000 bond; $15,000 personal property, $45,000 real estate. Estate of Grace E.

Smith: Final order made. Estate cf Grace Helen Rodawig: Will admitted to probate, Charlotte Moore executrix under $14,000 bond; $7,000 personal property, $5,000 real estate. In separate inventory town property not valued, $5,742.25 personal property. Estate of Ursula K. Schleeter: admitted to probate, John U.

Schleeter administrator under $18,000 bond; $8,700 personal property, no real estate. Estate of Homer I. Thorndyke: Final order made. Estate of Minnie A. Goodman: Estate admitted to probate, Lucile H.

Thomas administratrix under $500 bond; no personal property, $8,000 real estate, MAGISTRATE Jesse M. Fears, 41, St. Louis, posted $25 bond for 21 hearing on drunkenness charge. Louis Williams, Mt. Vernon, jailed In default of $40 fine for drunkenness and disorderly conduct.

Robert Lee Hobson, 42, of Market, posted $25 bond for Friday hear. ing on drunkenness charge. Marie Whiteside, 48, of 806 E. Monroe, charged with failure to yield right of way in hitting parked car Tuesday in 800 block North Prairie. Parked car owner, John W.

Frisch, 1902 E. Oakland. Lloyd A. Ballinger, 33, of 1206 E. Grove, charged accident with following Wednesday too at closely in two-car and Olive.

Second driver, George F. Condon, 69, Greenwood. LOGAN COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT LINCOLN (PNS)-Thomas O'Donoghue, 43, Lincoln fined $240.15 for driving while intoxicated; Bill Hern, rural Lincoln, $90.15, driving with a suspended license; Gerald Jones, 20, Lincoln, $90.15, driving with a suspended license; Danny McCain, 19, Lincoln, $65.14, illegal possession of liquor; Perry Jahns, 20, Geneva, sentenced to 30 days in jail for criminal trespass of motor vehicle. Estate of Mrs. Nora May Off: Petition filed to probate will.

Personal property valued at $8,000 and real estate at $48,000. Mrs. Bertha Gallagher named executor. MASON COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT MAGISTRATE DIVISION HAVANA (PNS)-Donald R. Cottle, 25, Kansas, Ill.

paid $15 for speeding; Robert Aloian, 37, Canton, $20, speeding; Henry Mibbs, 58, Kilbourne, $55, no valid operator's license; Howard F. Coffey, 43, New Holland, $55, no valid operator's license; Lester L. Worner, 66, Forest City, $15, speeding; Lonnie R. Davis, 66, Sheridan, $15, improper passing; Benny P. Brown, 50, Downs.

$20, speeding. The Oregon Trail funneled great wagon trains from Independence, over plains and Rockies to Astoria, Ore. Pantagraph, Bloomington, Jan. 13, 1966. 22 Up Comes a Red Saigon (AP) infantryman keeps rifle trained on a shirtless Viet Cong guerrilla as the Communist emerges from tunnel entrance in area of Trung Lap, about 25 miles west of Saigon, where U.S.

forces are conducting a massive sweep to flush out Viet Cong. Rantoul (AP) Three young women all living in Bloomington, were killed Wednesday night, when their car ran off icy U.S. 136 about five miles west of here, came back on the pavement and collided with a semi-trailer truck. Central Illinois Deaths Mrs. Della Odom ATLANTA (PNS)-Mrs.

Della Mae Odom, 59, died at 1:15 p.m. Wednesday at the Wassen Nursing Home in Lincoln. Her funeral will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the G. H.

Tuttle residence, with the Rev. Edward Cunningham officiating. Visitation will begin at 3 p.m. Friday at the Tuttle residence. The Quiram Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

William Hicks LEXINGTON (PNS) William Hicks, 95, died at the Odd Fellows Home at Mattoon Wednesday. He will be brought to the Musselman Funeral Home. Elbert O. Williams CLINTON (PNS) Elbert Oberton 1 Williams, 75, formerly of Clinton, died Tuesday at the Richland Memorial Hospital in Olney. His funeral will be at 1:30 p.m.

Friday at the Pullen-Boos Funeral Chapel in Clinton. The Rev. Winston Zastrow will officiate and burial will be in the Lisenby Cemetery near Weldon. He was born Oct. 29, 1890 in Wayne County, a son of Thomas and Martha Oberton Williams.

Surviving are his wife, Edith; seven sons, Eldon, Clay City; William, Savannah, Thomas, 806 S. Cottage, Normal; Richard, with the U.S. Army at Camp Carson, Charles, Dewitt: Don, Columbus, Ohio: and Wilbur, Chicago; two daughters, Alice Doss, Clinton; and Mrs. Gene Troxel, Decatur; three sisters, Mrs. Nellie Enlow of Jeff, Mrs.

Leo Daubs, Calhoun, and Mrs. Helen Wells, Clay City; 19 grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. He was a member of the Shiloh Methodist Church, and the Weldon Masonic Lodge. Mrs. Anna Six PAXTON (PNS)-Mrs.

Anna Six, 75, of 458 E. Patton died at the home of her sister, Mrs. Warren Hileman, at 10:15 a.m. Wednesday. She had been ill for several years.

Her funeral will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the O'Donnell Funeral Home in Hannibal, Mo. Burial will be in Kinderhook Cemetery at Kinderhook. Friends may call at the O'Donnell Funeral Home Friday evening. Glenn F.

Landis MASON CITY (PNS) The funeral of Glenn F. Landis, 46, of Upland, formerly of Mason City, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Conrad Funeral Home here. The Rev. R.

G. Marks will officiate with burial in Mason City Cemetery. Graveside military rites will be by the Jackson-Keen Ameri- I can Legion Post. Visitation will be from 2 to 4 p.m. on Friday at the funeral home.

Mr. Landis, a veteran of World War II, died of injuries he received Sunday when he was hit by a truck in Upland, Calif. Mrs. Louise Sherman PEKIN (PNS) Mrs. Louise Sherman, 87, died at 6 p.m.

Wednesday at the Tazewell County Nursing Home. She had been ill several years. Her funeral will be at 1 p.m. Friday at Abts Mortuary, with the Rev. Kurt J.

Schmiechen officiating. Burial will be in Lakeside Cemetery. Visitation will begin at 7 o'clock tonight at the mortuary. Miss Martha Sheaffer PIPER CITY (PNS) Miss Martha Sheaffer died at Billings Memorial Home in Billings, Okla. She had been a patient there two years.

Her funeral will be at 1:30 p.m. Friday at the Reilly Funeral Home in Piper City, with the Rev. W. R. Hampton officiating.

Burial will be in Brenton Cemetery. Mrs. Isa Jackson RUTLAND (PNS) -Mrs. Isa Elizabeth Jackson, 70, died at 4:45 p.m. Wednesday at St.

Mary's Hospital in Streator. She has been a patient five days and ill years. Her funeral will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Thierry Funeral Home in Wenona, with the Rev. Ernest Gluck officiating.

Burial will be in Rutland Cemetery. Visitation will begin Friday afternoon at the funeral home. James L. Barry MORTON (PNS) James Lionell Barry 33, of 837 E. Dunn died at 3 p.m.

Wednesday at Peoria Methodist Hospital. He was admitted to the hospital at 5 p.m. Tuesday. He had been ill for sometime. His funeral will be at 10 a.m.

Saturday at the Ludwig Mortuary, with the Rev. Herman Schmitt officiating. Burial will be in Swan Lake Cemetery at Peoria. Friends may call at the mortuary after 2 p.m. Friday.

Masonic rites will be at 9 p.m. Friday at the mortuary. Martin Hildebrandt STANFORD Martin Hilde- brandt, 74, died Thursday morning at St. Joseph's Hospital in Bloomington. taken to the McReynold's Funeral Home in McLean, where arrangements are incomplete.

Raymond Ruberts METAMORA (PNS) Raymond Ruberts, 75, was dead on arrival at St. Francis Hospital 0 Wheels Roll Again in New York New York (AP) -Passengers ride in a Second Avenue bus in New York City shortly after the transit strike ended Thursday. Subways rolled later in the day. (See story on Page 1.) in of an apparent heart attack, 7:08 p.m. Wednesday.

He had been in ill health for three years. His funeral will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at the Mason Funeral Home in Metamora. The Rev. Robert Hedeman will officiate with burial in Oakwood Cemetery.

Visitation will begin at 3 p.m. Friday at the funeral home. Donald Payne HARTSBURG (PNS) Donald Payne, 81, died at 12:25 a.m. Thursday at Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital, Lincoln, where he had been a patient for one week. His funeral will be at 1:30 p.m.

Saturday at Holland and Barry Funeral Home, with the Rev. Frank J. Rider officiating. Burial will be in Hartsburg Union Cemetery. Visitation will be after 2 p.m.

Friday at the funeral home. William C. Hoose WAYNESVILLE (PNS) -Willis Clarence Hoose, 84, died at 8:30 a.m. Thursday at Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital in Lincoln after an illness of six days. His funeral will be at 2 p.m.

Saturday at the Waynesville Methodist Church with the Rev. R. V. Henry officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery.

Visitation will be at the PullenBoos Funeral Chapel in Clinton beginning at 3 p.m. Friday. Miss Jamison Sets Recital Soprano Janet Jamison of Farmer City, will present her senior recital at 3 p.m Sunday in Illinois State University's Centennial 1 Building lecture hall. charge. There will be no admission charge.

A 1963 graduate of De LandWeldon High School, she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Jamison of rural Farmer City. Limited Access Milwaukee -Cars skidding in all directions try to climb a Milwaukee hill leading to the east-west expressway. Street is normally two lanes, but motorists with momentum couldn't be bothered with details while they were able to move through heavy snow that slickened streets and made driving treacherous.

TO LECTURE VIA PHONE Robert F. Beauchamp, Illinois State University assistant professor of English, will lecture from his office Friday morning through a telephone hookup to a class at Yale University in New Haven, Conn. The ISU faculty member will lecture on John Knowles' book, "A Separate Peace." He will answer questions thrown at him via the long distance telephone hookup by Yale students. Grand Jury Gets Case Against Pair Further action on charges against out-of-state companions arrested in Bloomington Nov. will depend on the next sesof the McLean County Grand Jury.

Charges of illegal possession burglary tools against DougTurngate, 32, of Taylorville, and Rose Garland, 24, of Louisville, were referred the grand jury Wednesday Magistrate William T. Caisley. Both out-of-state residents were arrested in a parking lot Hubbard's Cubord restaurant 604 E. Locust. Police said Turngate was prying a pay telephone out of a corner booth.

Police said they found screwdrivers in the car which the woman was driving. Force Ruled Out On Rhodesia LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) The British Commonwealth's emergency conference decided Wednesday not to use military force against the breakaway white supremacist regime in Rhodesia. But a final communique said this did not mean force would never be used if necessary in the interest of law and order. The meeting of 20 Commonwealth national leaders, including Britain's Prime Minister Harold Wilson, instead set up a committee to decide if economic sanctions against Rhodesia are effective and to provide help for isolated Zambia. German Hospital Ship to Viet Nam BONN (UPI) The West German cabinet decided Wednesday to send a Red Cross hospital ship to South Viet Nam as soon as possible.

Other humanitarian measures will follow, State Secretary Karl-Guenther von Hase told a news conference. Cecil L. Folks 20, of 712 E. Grove was charged with driving with a suspended driver's license after he was involved in an accident at 3:30 p.in. Wednesday at the corner of East and Emerson.

Mrs. Rachel R. Holmes, 53, of 1606 S. Roosevelt was traveling west on Emerson preparing to turn south onto East when her car collided with the Folks vehicle which was headed north on East. Mrs.

Holmes told police that she was unable to stop when she came to the intersection because of the wet pavement. Damage from the collision was estimated at $200 Folks vehicle and $25 for the Holmes car. Neither driver was injured in the mishap. Mr. Folks posted 10 per cent of a $500 bond to appear in court Jan.

17. Former Mayor Of Alton Killed Dozen Lose Road Rights To State CHURCH BURGLARS GET ADVICE FROM PASTOR The East White Oak Church four miles north of Normal was broken into Tuesday night but nothing was taken, according to McLean county sheriff's deputies. A hole was cut through the glass in an east door of the church to gain entrance. The Rev. R.

J. Zehr, pastor of the church, said that the intruders had searched desk drawers in his study but took nothing. "Instead of leaving empty handed," said Mr. Zehr, "it might have been better for them if they had taken some of the books." Hospital Notes For the benefit of patients, ington-Normal hospitals use the following controls for visitors: Hours from 2 to 4 p.m. and from 7 until 8:30 p.m.

No children under 12 years of age; no more than two visitors at the same time. MENNONITE Admitted Gaines, Richard, Ellsworth Wellenreiter, Douglas, Danvers Koehn, Mrs. Raymond, Stanford Drennen, Mrs. Arthur, Granville Green, Mary, 601 Kreitzer Siron, Mrs. Lynn, 3015 E.

Oakland Kroll, August, 605 N. Mason Heinz, Gerald, Streator Kwiecinski, Mrs. Frances, Peru Weihermiller, Arthur, Forrest Walhood, James, 807 E. Oakland Goluba, Mrs. Anna, 601 S.

Center Cusey, Carl, 13 Grandview Drive, Normal Hay, Mrs. Raymond, Mackinaw Dismissed Hartley, Henry, 1313 W. Market Wheelock, Mrs. Arlen, Chenoa Almberg, Kenneth, 112 Eisenhower Drive Beard, Denise, 313 W. Miller Hogarth, Elmo, Chenoa Payton, Mrs.

Boyd, Chenoa Zitnik, Charles, La Salle Erwin, Mrs. Willie, Towanda Sands, Louise, Minier Hunt, Eugene, 1000 N. Linden, Normal Gale, Mrs. William and baby girl, 1325 E. Grove Eden, Gary, Flanagan ST.

JOSEPH'S Admitted Thatcher, Miss Connie, 410 Warren, Normal Mercer, Mns. Cora, 608 W. Market Noble, Edward, 914 W. Taylor Stanley, Mrs. J.

Wilma, Cicero Peplow, William, 3 Reining, Mrs. Victor, 407 W. Wood Rime, Mrs. Clara, Danvers McCleery, Mrs. Junita, 512 Seminary Howes, James, Downs Hagerty, John, 2 Ardith Drive, Normal Kenel, Steven, 903 Birchwood Phillips, Donald, 1201 Prairie Lane Wilkerson, Silva, Le Roy Whitman, Mrs.

Mary, 610 N. McLean Eisenberg, Mrs. Rhea, 1210 E. Jefferson Kerr, Mrs. Mary, 503 W.

Jefferson Dismissed Foster, Ray, Downs Alvis, Wayne, R.R. 2 Kirby, James, Le Roy Green, Mrs. Esther, 1618 Illinois Flanagan, Mrs. Jill, Le Roy Harmon, Mrs. Dixie, 408 W.

Willow, Normal Crowder, William, 1305 W. Monroe Martin, David, Roanoke Andris, Joseph, Le Roy Rasor, Mrs. Esther, 604 E. Mulberry Pfeiffer, Miss Catherine, 905 S. Allin Wagner, Mrs.

Mildred, 106 Holton Homes Ferrell, James, Le Roy Nafzinger, Miss Helene, 706 Dale, Normal Garrett, Mrs. Rachel, Downs Abbott, Mrs. Betty Jo, Le Roy McPherson, Miss Ronda, 1306 N. Cottage Ellington, Mrs. Nancy, R.R.

1 BROKAW Admitted Long, Oscar 1229 S. Low Fey, Mrs. Hulda 306 Margaret, Normal Archer, Jesse St. Joseph Durham, Mrs. George, 406 W.

Emerson Page, William 404 E. Oakland Warmbir, Harry 1013 S. Western Huber, Donald, 202 W. Mulberry, Normai Brakebill, Bradley K. 1320 N.

Masoni For permitting fraudulent use of his license, Daniel L. Patrick of 602 S. Linden, Normal, went on this week's list of driver license suspensions by the secretary of state's office. The only other McLean County resident to make the list was Billy J. Horn of 403 W.

Monroe. He lost his license under the unusual category of "suspension or revocation re-entered for driving while suspended or revoked." Suspended for three violations were the licenses of Linda L. Knopp, Clinton; Donald E. Koerner, Paxton; Robert S. Slayton Fairbury; Ronald D.

Mote, Lincoln; Jack Arvin, Washington; Lowell E. Steiger and Richard J. Whisler, Delavan; Larry G. Manning and David K. Fildes, Pekin.

The secretary of state granted probationary driving permits to James K. Janney, Rantoul; Michael T. Hayes, Piper City; Donald D. Shipp, Lincoln; and Richard L. Anderson, Richard A.

Giddens and Roy D. Morley, Pekin. Driver Faces License Charge Brooks, John Cooksville Kelch, Miss Karla, 616 W. Oakland Van Berkom, Mrs. Ardell, 1606 S.

Rocisevelt Fisher, Mrs. Jeanette, 509 Hovey, Normal Theobald, Mrs. Walter, Pittsfield McCubbin, T. Arthur, 301 E. Willow, Normal Zarro, Salvatore 205 E.

Lincoln, Normal Dismissed Streenz, Louis 1010 Linden Bishop, Minor, 8 Thomas Drive, Normal Faulkner, Ray 1306 S. Main, Normal Jeffreys, Todd, El Paso Lawless, Miss Judith 230 Robinhood Lane Swartz, Ernest 508 E. Market Taylor, Mrs. James, 10512 E. Mulberry Power, Miss Mary Jo, Chenoa Child, Russell Carlock Kepner, The Rev.

Keely 445 S. Adelaide, Normal Miss Dianne Lore, 1203 Clinton smitta. Rockhold, Donald Clinton Conder, Mrs. Oval, 1307 N. Morris King, Mrs.

Le Roy Gibson, Roy Hudson McBrayer, Mrs. Roscoe, 1406 S. Madi(son, Normal Graves, Donald, 615 W. Jackson Wendland, Mrs. Robert and baby girl, Le Roy Hall, Mrs.

Virgil and baby girl, Mobilland Trailer Court FAIRBURY Admitted McGaughy, Louise, Fairbury Kay, Henry Fairbury McGuire, Shirley, Piper City Stoller, Esther, Peoria GIBSON COMMUNITY Gibson City Admitted Timcke, Alvin, Gibson City Monical, Grace, Bellflower Verkler, Fred, Cissna Park Poindexter, Miss Linda, Le Roy Vance, Mrs. Florence, Cropsey Hartman, Mrs. Victoria, Melvin Roth, Mervin, Gibson City ST. MARY'S Streator Admitted Goerne, Mrs. Mary, Ransom Beck, Robert Cornell Nicholson, Mrs.

Lewis, Seneca Harmon, Ora, Cornell Tennent, Jerry Allen, Pontiac Schultz, Mrs. Ernest, Ancona Harms, Elsie, Rutland Smith, Dean, Flanagan Cowling, Fred, Long Point Danaher, Michael, Wenona Christopher, Mrs. Kenneth, Dwight ST. JAMES Pontiac Admitted Carlin, John, Pontiac Thomas, Glen, Dwight Folk, Mrs. William, Minonk Peterson, Mrs.

George, Pontiac ABRAHAM LINCOLN MEMORIAL Lincoln Admitted Blackford, Mrs. Oscar, Lincoln Hanlen, William, Lincoln Morrow, Leonard, Lincoin Slayton, Lloyd, Lincoin Stoll, Lyle, Lincoln Wodetzski, Mrs. John, Lincoln Wolstensholme, Muriel, Lincoln Adkins, Candy, Atlanta Cohen, Diana, Lincoln Kirk, Mrs. Everett, New Holland McCullough, Mrs. Esther, Mason City Starr, James, Greenview Dismissed Dale, Stacy, Lincoln Dowdel, Mrs.

John and baby boy, Lincoln EDWARDSVILLE, Ill. (AP)Former Alton mayor Leo J. Struif was killed Wednesday in a traffic accident on Illinois 143 and Wanda four miles west of Edwardsville. He was 71. Struif, who served longer than any other Alton mayor, was first elected in the late 1930s, again in the early 1940s and a third time in 1953.

He was defeated for re-election in 1957. RIBS HI SHORT 1-13 ANY NOT FUNNY HOW SOME LITTLE LUCK? YET. GUYS LIKE REAL TALL GIRLS. 1-13 ONE.