Gatorade inventor faces legal fight over royalties
Gainesville based Dr. Robert Cade, creator of Gatorade, recounts bid for university and NIH support, then a fight over royalties. Legal action aims to clarify ownership while Stokely-Van Camp resumes royalty payments to the Gatorade trust. Cade notes regents threaten suits and questions the legal costs versus his share.
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Washington Post
Gainesville
Fla
University of Florida Gatehouse
Robert Cade
University of Florida
Cade
S.ee
Universiy
Board of Regents
Gators
Lousiana State University
LSU
Stokely-Van Camp
Gatorade Trust
Gatorade
Florida University System
Indianapolis
Stokely
New Arrivals at City Hospitals Report Multiple Newborns
A list from St. John's and Community Hospital notes numerous births. Families include Strickland 2016 Fletcher a boy. Privett a boy. Wibble a boy. Sasser a boy. Boyer a boy. Atkins a boy in Middletown. Bish a girl. Hensley a boy. Vickers a girl. Surface a girl. Robinettes a girl. Phillips a girl. Behrens a girl. Perrel a boy. Harrington a girl.
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Oscar Strickland
Fletcher
Harold Privett
18Th St
Robert Wibble
Third
George Sasser
Eighth St
Richard Boyer
Robert Atkins
Middletown
James Bish
Winding Way
Ernest Hensley
Ninth St
Community Hospital
Philip Vickers
E. Eighth St
James Surface
Ellenhurst Dr
Charles Robinette
E. 29Th St
Carroll Phillips
E. Cross St
Alfred Behrens
Sheffield Dr
Neil Perrel
Cottonwood Dr
James Harrington
Park Rd
Indiana Holiday Traffic Toll Reaches Unlucky Thirteen
United Press International reports Indiana's Fourth of July weekend ends with at least 13 traffic deaths. Among victims are 14 year old Michael W. Zook of Bluffton killed in a Wells County go kart crash and 71 year old John C. Johnson of Boswell who died after a three car collision on Indiana 352. State police note the toll is 678 for the year, short of experts' 19 forecast but above zero.
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United Press International
Indiana
Michael W. Zook
Bluffton
Wells County
Benton County
John C. Johnson
Boswell
Lafayette
Johnson
Harry Lawson
Robert Konkle
Vietnamese Economy Tangles With Aid and Tax Plans
Vietnam faces a severe cost of living spike and wage hikes for civil servants and soldiers as inflation erodes real income. Officials say U S aid must shift from military support to funding while Thieu’s government seeks higher taxes and import controls to spur growth, amid debates on Vietnamization and aid limits.
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Nixon
South Vietnam
U. S
Saigon
Thieu
Congress
Ngoc
Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Agnew Asked to Allow Spiro Watch Sale Profit Donated
Vice President Spiro Agnew opposed unauthorized promotion of a Spiro Agnew Watch featuring a caricature. He would permit manufacture if a substantial share of profits were donated to families of American prisoners and missing in Southeast Asia.
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Towson, Md
UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Spiro Agnew
Southeast Asia
Agnew
Ethyl Kennedy
California
Hale E. Dougherty
Dirt Time Co
Anaheim
Calif
Dougherty
National League of Families of American
Ander son College Grad Named Head of Regional OEO Office
Samuel J. Cornelius 42, an AC alumnus, named director of the Office of Economic Opportunity Region 7 based in Kansas City. He will oversee Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska and previously led the Nebraska Technical Assistance Agency. His background includes YMCA work in multiple states and education at Anderson College Wichita State and Oklahoma City University. He is married to Mary Kit Downing with four children.
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Anderson College
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Kansas City
Donald Rumsfeld
Samuel J. Cornelius
Nebraska Technical Assistance Agency
Office of Economic Opportunity
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OEO
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Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Wichita State University
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Kan
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Nebraska Post
YMCA
Berkeley
Calif
Omaha
Nebr
Mary
Kit) Downing
Rhodes Says White House To Limit Agnew Attacks
Boston UPI report says Joseph Rhodes Jr a student member of the presidential commission on campus unrest says the White House pledged to curb Vice President Agnew’s public criticisms as long as Rhodes remains silent. Rhodes declined to name the White House contact.
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Boston
UPI
Joseph Rhodes Jr
Presidential Commission On
White House
Spiro T. Agnew
Rhodes
White Ye Area
Agnew
Five Shapely Leans to Study Ocean Habitats and Fish
Ann Hurley Hartline a 23 year old marine ecology graduate student at Scripps will study sea grass ecology and fish escape responses to visual stimuli Alina Szmant also 23 from Scripps will join Hartline Margaret Ann Tucas 23 an electrical engineer at the University of Delaware will run the Habitat and act as a spare diver The habitat consists of two 18 foot high steel cylinders 12 feet in diameter serving as a laboratory and living quarters Aquanauts are watched 24 hours a day with behavioral scientists monitoring effects of semi isolation on them
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Leans
Ann Hurley Hartline
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
San Diego
Calif
Margaret Ann Tucas
University of Delaware
Crash Of Canadian Airliner Kills 108 In Toronto
Investigators probe Air Canada Flight 621 disaster near Toronto after the DC8 blew apart during landing. 108 people perished, with a temporary morgue set up in Woodbridge as probes focus on engine failures and the plane’s wreckage.
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Toronto
Woodbridge
Department of Transport
Safety Council
Soti
Peter Hamilton
Air Canada
Air Canda
Fourth of July Holiday Traffic Toll Hits 540
United Press International final count shows 540 people died in traffic crashes during the holiday weekend, short of the lower end of national expectations. Officials noted the toll was 20 below projected figures.
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Howard Pyle
The
Safety Council
Council
Pyle
California
Texas
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Georgia
Tennessee
Alaska
Delaware
Utah
District of Columbia
United Press International
Israel says Soviet missiles hit air defense near Suez Canal
Israeli official Bar Lev says Soviet attacks targeted Egypt’s SAM2 batteries forming a combined Egyptian Soviet air defense. Israel denies losing air supremacy, noting Soviet combat missions inside Egypt and Egypt and Soviet losses cited with aerial photos showing graves near the canal.
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Bar-Lev
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Suez Canal
Canal
Egypt
Yorktown Youth Pleads Innocent To Drug Charge
In Muncie Delaware Circuit Court an 18 year old Yorktown resident Tommy J. Apple pleaded innocent to possessing marijuana. He was part of a group of four youths arrested June 17 in Yorktown. Wayne W. Clark 21 also of Yorktown pleaded innocent earlier. Arraignments for Larry E. Reasoner 19 Rex M. Gilluh 19 of Yorktown were continued to allow attorney hire.
Aerial Truck Approved for City Utilities Bid favors Seastrom Inc for Hy Ranger unit
The Board of Works accepted Seastrom Inc of Indianapolis bid 21433 for a Hy Ranger aerial tower truck after demonstrations and city building dedication. Next closest bid was 24286. The board also approved Duke's GMC bid for two pickup trucks and set bid dates for Raible Avenue widening.
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Seastrom, Inc
Indianapolis
Robert Hodson
Duke
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Duke Company
Raible Avenue
North Shore Boulevard
Cross Street
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General Metro Corp
Ralph Reed Co
General Metro
Reed
Old Fire Station No. 2
Youth Advisory Council
West Side
Woody Moore
Hodson
Hudson
Shepherd Road
Moon's Largest Crater Seen From Mare Across 750 Miles
Observers describe a vast lunar feature spanning 750 miles across a filled plain within Mare. The formation appears as a sea on the Moon and has drawn attention from early observers.
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Moon
Arly
FTC To Conduct Cereal Industry Antitrust Inquiry
The FTC will announce a staff led probe into whether the breakfast cereal oligopoly formed by Kellogg General Foods and General Mills creates monopoly like pricing and barriers to entry. The inquiry targets prices advertising and market structure with potential broader studies of other industries dominated by four firms.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Kellogg Co
Battle Creek
Mich
General Foods Corp
White Plains
N.Y
General Mills, Inc
Minneapolis
FTC
Commission
General Foods
Kellogg
General Mills
The
Antitrust Law and
Economics Review
Court Overturns Rule That Spouse Is Jointly Liable
An appeals court in Chicago ruled against the long-standing rule that spouses are jointly liable for fraud on a joint tax return when one spouse has unreported income unknown to the other. The case goes back to the Tax Court, suggesting an innocent spouse might avoid liability if unaware of the embezzled income.
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Chicago
U.S
Cincinnati Appeals Court
U.S. Tax Court
Commerce Clearing House
Redundant And Varied Street Names Across Town
The piece surveys many streets with similar names across avenues courts roads and boulevards. It notes duplicated Madison addresses and a mix of Highland Hillcrest Hilltop and Washington names, suggesting confusion for travelers and readers. It ends with a tongue in cheek invitation to test a street name with local officials.
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Highland Avenue
Highland Court
Highland Road
Hill Court
Hill Street
Hillcrest Avenue
Hillcrest Drive
Hilltop Boulevard
Hilltop Drive
Hilltop Way
Brian
Douglas Drive
Douglas Lane
McKinley Avenue
McKinley Street
Evelyn Drive
Am Evelyn Lane
Hamilton, Place
Hamilton Road
Jackson Lane
Jackson Street
Sherman Court
Sherman Street
Washington Boulevard
Washington Court
Washington Street
Anderson Street
Alexandria Monroe School Board reorganizes officers
Judge James Braun attends a reorganization meeting in Alexandria to swear in new members James Wehsollek and Jack Walker. Bill Gaither is named president David Cox vice president and Henry Brown secretary. Treasurer Helen Jeffries and deputy Evelyn Lynch are reappointed along with building treasurers.
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Alexandria
James Braun
Alexandria Monroe School Corporation
James Wehsollek
Jack Walker
Bill Gaither
David Cox
Henry Brown
Helen Jeffries
Evelyn Lynch
Brand New Hearing Help Micro Wisp Ear Aid Debuts
Sonotone introduces the Micro Wisp the smallest hearing aid yet from the 40 year leader in better hearing. The device weighs a fifth of an ounce and tucks behind the ear with a slender tube to the ear tip. Visit to see it.
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Sonotone
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