Amana Suit Costs Set by Iowa Supreme Court
Iowa Supreme Court directs attorney fees in a long stockholders suit against the Amana Society be fixed at 125000 plus expenses and sends the case back for judgment. The ruling overturns a lower total of 59341 for four plaintiffs attorneys after an eight year case with prior Amana appeals.
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DES Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
Amana Society
Iowa County District Court
M. L. Sutton
Supreme Court
The
Amana Corp
Sutton
Corporation
Mystery Texas girl linked to killer hunt pace
A nationwide manhunt for Duane Pope 22 linked to a bank holdup drew focus to a Texas mystery girl. Authorities watched Fort Worth while a Hutchinson cafe owner reported Pope in a nearby eatery and a car sped away. Pope’s college roommate Nick Petrucci said a postmarked letter reached him blank of trouble.
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Big Springs
Neb
UPI
Texas
Duane Pope
Hutchinson
Kan
Pope
Fort Worth
McPherson
Kan.) College
Walter Sehrig
Sehrig
Larned
Nick Petrucci
Salina
Petrucci
Trafford, Pa
Stocks Take Sharp Drop
New York AP report shows the stock market slipping late Tuesday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average at 2 p.m. CDT fell 12.41 points to 889.74 amid moderate trading.
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New York
C.D.T
Lawford Denies Separation Plan
Actor Peter Lawford rejects reports of a separation from his wife Pat Kennedy. In Hollywood he told New York Post columnist Earl Wilson there is a geographical problem due to his work and dismissed Time magazine’s account as erroneous. He notes four children and clarifies he remains not Roman Catholic.
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NEW York
Peter Lawford
Lawford
Hollywood
New York Post
Earl Wilson
Pat Kennedy
Time Magazine
Pat
Time
Space Twins Surprise Doctors Four Day Gemini Flight
Astronauts James Mc Divitt and Edward White showed surprisingly light physical effects after their four day space journey. Doctors reported less weight loss than in shorter Mercury missions and noted they were tired but otherwise in good condition. Shipboard checks continued with plans to keep them aboard until Thursday morning.
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WASP
James McDivitt
Edward White
Charles Berry
Mercury
Berry
Gemini
Gordon Cooper
Flag on Spacewalk Shines in Color Film of Gemini 4
Houston AP report describes Edward White emerging from Gemini 4 in darkness and moving into sunlight. A flag on his sleeve and the 25 foot life line glint in bright color film shot by a camera on the spacecraft. The footage shows Earth below and contrasts with Soviet film of Leonov.
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Edward White
U.S
Houston
Manned Spacecraft Center
White
Earth
U S Diplomat Wounded As Car Riddled By Shots In Argentina
U S Consul Allison Wanamaker, 46, Seattle, was wounded when a white Fiat overtook his car and sprayed it with machine gun fire in Cordoba. He was rushed to Arguello clinic with face and hand wounds. Argentine officials pledged cooperation. Wanamaker had previously escaped a car bombing and had received threats since May 1964.
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Cordoba
Argentina
U.S
Allison Wanamaker
Wanamaker
Arguello Clinic
Washington
Fidel Castro
Seattle
Edwin Martin
Buenos Aires
Stanford
Foreign Service
Sophia Wolkonsky
Minican Republic
Further Step Toward Viet Involvement
A State Department spokesman said the U S military command in South Vietnam may send American troops into combat alongside Vietnamese forces if requested by South Vietnam. The move follows Marine and paratrooper roles to protect installations and could extend to areas around those sites.
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Washington
State Department
U. S
South Vietnam
Department
Vietnam
U.S
McCloskey
William Westmoreland
Soviet Luna 6 launches in response to Gemini 4 flight
Moscow reports Luna 6, a 3172 pound unmanned moon probe, launched for a three and a half day mission after praising the Gemini 4 astronauts. Tass notes automatic systems and Earth radio control, while Moscow cites space program research and extends congratulations to Johnson and the American team.
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Moscow
UPS
U.S
Moon
Tass
Earth
American Space Center
Houston
Johnson
Mikoyan
Silver Ban In Half Dollar And Five Year Dollar Pause
The House Banking and Currency Committee voted to stop using silver in the half dollar and smaller coins. It also approved banning minting silver dollars for at least five years and backed copper nickel 10 and 25 cent coins to save silver. President Johnson opposed a total silver halt but favored reduced silver content.
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Washington
House Banking and Currency Committee
Johnson
Yale Coin Loot Sets Value At Nine Hundred Eighty One Thousand
Yale University officials set a 981000 value on about 4000 British and American coins stolen from the Sterling Memorial Library in a May 29 heist. FBI said inventory was completed Monday. guards were overpowered and the thiefs cuffed a night watchman.
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New Haven
UPI
Yale University
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Sterling Memorial Library
James Tanis
Tanis
FBI
New York
Dorothy Cox
Yale
Action Forestalls Johnson Request
Washington veterans affairs committee unanimously approves a bill to strip VA hospital closure power from the administration and delegate it to Congress. The move comes seconds before a White House effort to block the measure as President Johnson urged Teague to pause.
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Washington
House Veterans Affairs Committee
Veterans Administration
White House
Johnson
Teague
D-Texas
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Robert McCloskey
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