Obituaries and death notices in Illinois and Virginia
The notices report Glenn Walker aged 66 with a described ceremony and survivors, and an obituary for Judge Elmer J. Schnackenberg who died at 79 after a heart attack. Also noted is George E. Schmidt aged 50, director for the Bureau of Indian Affairs, who died of cancer after three years on the job guiding industrial development on Indian reservations.
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Flossmoor
Fil
Elmer J. Schnackenberg
U.S
Tth Circuit Court of Appeals
Schnackenberg
Illinois House
Cook County
Chicago
Federal Court
Alexandria
George E. Schmidt
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Bureau
Andrew J. Cordier
United Realing
Humphrey campaign files reveal election fears and policy stance
A New York Times survey suggests Nixon would win with 446 electoral votes, Wallace 87, and Humphrey 42 if the election were held today. Humphrey urges expanding debates to include vice president candidates while defending Israel aid and warning against rising rates if the economy stays healthy.
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Lade
New York
Nmas
Nixon
Wallace
Humphrey
Nimes
Fortas
Lawrence F. O'Brien
O'Brien
Johnson
NBC
Meet the Press
Zionist Organization of America
U.S
Israel
Mideast
Middle East
United States
Three Die in Plane Crash Near Little Rock
A single engine plane crashed into a hillside twelve miles west of Little Rock shortly after takeoff in fog and rain. Three people died including two children. victims unidentified pending records from Houston origin, with a Houston to Little Rock to Houston itinerary. Mrs. Stella Ellis witnessed the crash around 4:15 a.m. and heard the engine whine before impact.
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Little Rock
Here
Houston
Stella Ellis
Adams Field
Plone
Sade
Rockefeller Crank Edge Toward Debate Agreement
Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller and challenger Marton Crank moved closer on debates. They agreed to a 15 minute opening, 20 minutes for questions, and three debates with Sigma Delta Chi panelist help. Debates to run before Oct 20, election Nov 5.
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LPP le Rok
Winthrop Rockefeller
Marton H. Crank
Rockefeller
Crank
Sigma Delta Chi
Journalism Society
el Dorado
Fort Smith
Jonésboro
Hollywood LEO suspect talks with police before surrender
Erler, accused of killing Marilyn, told Koelsch he planned to end his life and not hurt others. Danny and Hob aided in convincing him to give up, after steering to an apartment where Erler waited with a revolver. His estranged wife Patricia Erler feared for their son as officers guarded the Kansas City home. Marilyn’s mother Dorothy Clark was wounded nearby.
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Danny
Brlat
Koelseh
Juvenilas
Aurhbar
Ana
Koalson
Koalsch
Erler
Hob
Fig
Lfe
Koelsch
Carl King
Hollywood
Dee Dee
Kansas City
Patricia Erler
Dorothy Clark
Clarkston
Marilyn
Clob Told About Poultry Industry At Hope Rotary
Hope Rotary heard a detailed talk on poultry industry growth in the region over the past five years. Arthur Billard, local producer, used charts to explain changes in chicken house types and market dynamics, emphasizing business potential for area farmers. President Harold Bakely opened the meeting and welcomed four guests.
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Hope Rotary
Arthur Billard
Robert LaGrone
Ragnell
Fdas
Thors
Dillard
Eneh
Fen House
Eye Factory
Southwest Arkansas
Harold Bakely
Hendrix Spraggins
Pete Shields,Sr
Bill Hairr
Charles Shirpe, Jr
Britt charge called ridiculous by Wells in Arkansas race
Arkansas Democrat Bill Wells of Hermitage labeled Maurice Britt's charge as ridiculous, denying any threat or political intimidation. Britt had claimed W H Bill Lawson was rehired for a colony role due to intimidation, while Acuff, colony superintendent, said no such threat existed and that Wells misread the situation as a misunderstanding.
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Little Rock
Bill Wells
Hermitage
Maurice Britt
Britt
W.H
Bill Lawson
Arkansas Children’s Colony Board
Wells
Charles E. Acuff
Acuff
Student protest and gun control measures clash at universities
Campus unrest erupts as about 200 SDS activists confront an audience near Low Memorial Library. Concurrently, debates in the state Senate hinge on gun control amendments, including age limits, licensing, and registration.
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Onios Baulty
Pishite Ag
SDS
Eletory
LDS
Toon Tuase Dey
Low Memorial Library
Tuat
Fréstimen
Fee
Congo
Patrice Lumitti
Election Board Dispute Over County Board Membership
The report outlines a clash among party members as Pollard and others push to interpret a state Supreme Court ruling requiring the county board's third member to represent the majority party. Democratic members deny further action and seek to align with party rules.
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Ont ” Pollard
Pollard
Supreme Court
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Glenn Walker
Walker
Cemeny
Ale Eunas Heigal
Fliry
Feo
Bob
Weighters
Sandy
Debra
Sleetle Lontoé
Hope
Page
England
Pacine
Caro
Shell
Curio
Ap&l
Ance
Arkansas Power
Arkansas
Clob
Feild
House of Representatives
McClerkin
Jack Clark
Felici
House
Legislative Branch
Housa
Senate
Sata
Odiite Iéhde
Scott
Judiciary Committee
Joseph D. Tydings
DeMd
Senate Judiciary Committee
Joseph S. Clark
DePa
Kroger
the Kroger Co
Ash
Statios
Morton
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