Unusual Bequests Mark Garvin Will in Minnesota
Herbert C. Garvin's 42 page will leaves 1.22 million to a central fund with annual income shared by 24 families and various organizations. Bequests include $300 yearly to six longest serving Winona hospital employes and $25 to six College of St Teresa staff, plus $5,000 library fund for Tracy and special church, cemetery, and school endowments.
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Winona, Minn
Winona
College of St. Teresa
Farmers Community Park
Herbert
Garvin
Tracy
Minn
Minnesota
Garvin School Fund
Garvin Heights Park
Winona State College
Shattuck School
Faribault
University of Minnesota School of Agriculture
Wider probe urged on premarital sex effects
Dr. Harold T. Christensen of Purdue called for expanded scientific study of the personal and social consequences of premarital and extramarital sex. He urged examining U S statistics on premarital pregnancy and the alignment of behavior with values, saying more testing is needed amid shifting cultural norms.
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Miami Beach, Fla
Harold T. Christensen
Purdue University
U.S
American Medical Association
Christensen
Gold price jumps fifty cents an ounce in London
The price of gold rose 50 cents per ounce on the London free market today. It marks the largest single increase in a steady rise seen over the past week.
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London
Senate probes hear cars designed for high repair profits
Witness Norman Bennett of Washington and Athell Yon of Charleston tell the Senate Antitrust subcommittee that auto makers build vulnerable cars to boost repair earnings. Bennett criticizes Detroit design choices like ornamental bumpers and higher wear in high speed crashes, while Yon argues cars should balance features with cheap repair. Louis Baffa adds that parts could cut repair costs if designed for function.
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John Chadwick
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Senate
Norman Bennett
Washington
Society of Automotive Engineers
Athell Yon
Charleston
S. C
Independent
Garage Owners of America
Yon
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Bennett
Detroit
Louis Baffa
New York City
Auto Body Association of America
Republican governors volunteer to carry out law and order
Palm Springs California AP report says Republican governors pledge to assist President elect Nixon in enforcing law and order. Gov Claude Kirk cites local problem focus and backs stronger safe streets act while Gov Spiro Agnew notes communication gaps with the White House. Agnew anticipates a coalition in cabinet appointments after Nixon’s California trip.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
Claude Kirk
Florida
Kirk
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
Air Force
San Francisco
National Governors Conference
Agnew
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
White House
Poin Ments
New York
California
Los Ageles
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Beefed up police sent to curb New York vandalism
New York deputies increased patrols at key trouble spots after student protests over longer hours sparked two days of demonstrations. 48 arrests followed the unrest in subways as Deputy Mayor Robert W. Sweet acted on Mayor Lindsay's vacation order. A state appointed trustee in Brooklyn's Ocean Hill Brownsville district pledged tougher measures and hoped to reopen Junior High School 271 on Monday.
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New York
Robert W. Sweet
John V. Lindsay
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