Millionaire Broadsheet Tackes Leaves Notre Dame Fortune
Retired electrician A dv Tackes, 82, lived alone in St. Louis and died February 10. His will filed in probate shows an estate of 1.437 million dollars, with 1.276 million in stock holdings in 65 companies, about 50 thousand in bonds, and over 111 thousand in bank accounts. He leaves the bulk to the University of Notre Dame. James A. Kearns Jr. comments on Tackes being astute in trading.
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GIs Chase Reds Near Saigon in 30-Hour Battle
American troops attacked hidden North Vietnamese units in a rubber plantation near Saigon, killing 99 as two companies of the 25th Infantry landed by helicopter and fought through the night. Reinforcements and air support chased enemies away by dusk amid further regional fighting across the Mekong Delta.
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Panama crisis deepens as guardsmen use tear gas
Panama City chaos escalates with national guardsmen firing tear gas for a second day to quell protests over impeached President Marco A. Robles’s continued hold on power. The National Assembly ousted Robles and named Max Delvalle, who seeks public backing after being blocked by officers who turned tear gas on him.
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Johnson Urges Congress to Pass Civil Rights Bill
President Johnson told Congress to stop dithering and approve the civil rights bill with its open housing provision. He signed a separate measure prohibiting discrimination in federal jury selection and urged House action this year.
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Sorkin Embraces Hippie Look in New Union Post
Frank Sorkin takes over as business representative of musicians union Local 47 in Hollywood. He maintains his beard long hair and hippie attire, saying the style reflects his generation and remains his real bag.
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Sorkin
Musicians Union Local 47
Evicted 91-Year-Old Watches Life Pillaged in Chicago
Ethel Cazier, 91, sat on a curb in Chicago as neighbors looted her possessions after eviction for nonpayment of rent. A truck loaded with goods and a shopping cart were used to haul away her belongings while she sheltered in a Montrose Help Center hotel.
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Chicago
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Montrose Help Center
Local Court Sets Fee For County Road Project
A garbled OCR item reports a county road project plan in Long Heath area with a decree and a proposed fee of 15 for a related service. The fragment mentions multiple entities but is unclear on dates or exact parties involved.
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Heath
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