Gulf & Western still seeks Allis-Chalmers stake purchase
Gulf & Western Industries says it still wants to acquire 3 million shares of Allis-Chalmers Co. common stock despite FTC objections to a merger. The Milwaukee Sentinel reports the FTC plans a formal proceeding while Gulf & Western maintains no change in position and Allis-Chalmers cautions on first six months 1968 income.
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Gulf & Western Industries
Allis-Chalmers Co
Federal Trade Commission
Milwaukee Sentinel
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Gulf & Western
Commission
Porter Explains 1968 Surcharge Tax Installment Rules
Sylvia Porter outlines how to apply the 1968 74 percent surcharge to estimated taxes and capital gains. She covers calendar and fiscal year taxes for individuals estates trusts and corporations with example calculations and deadlines.
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Trusts
The
Research Institute of America
Pierce County Plans Flood Damage Reduction Project
The Wisconsin Soil Conservation Board announced a new watershed and recreation area four miles north of Plum City in Pierce County. The project includes a 129 acre lake and over 700 acres of camping and picnic grounds designed to cut flood damages to crops and pasture by about 25000 dollars. State board aid for land acquisition amounts to 40000 dollars.
State Motorist Dies Of A Heart Attack In Oshkosh Crash
Oshkosh police reported Frank W. Klein aged 45 died of a heart attack moments before his car struck a utility pole Monday night in Oshkosh. Coroner Art Miller said Klein, recently discharged after treatment for a heart condition, would not have a traffic fatality tally.
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Frank W. Klein
Miller
Johnson Plans Honolulu Meeting With Thieu This Month
President Johnson agrees to meet South Vietnam's Nguyen Van Thieu in Honolulu around July 20 amid a busy globetrotting agenda. He returns from Central America after a five-nation swing, visiting El Salvador Nicaragua Costa Rica Honduras and Guatemala City.
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Johnson
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Central America
Thieu
Saigon
Honolulu
Africa
Asia
South America
Europe
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el Salvador
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Honduras
Guatemala
U.S
San Salvador
Guatemala City
Interchange Bids Sought to Fix Hazard at U S 16 and 22
Bids will be opened July 25 for an interchange at the intersection of U S 16 and State 22 near Wyocena in Columbia County. The project, the largest under the 1965 safety program, aims to eliminate a long history of accidents as traffic patterns may shift with the Tomah Madison Milwaukee interstate.
Ohio Teacher Killed by Mail Bomb in Lorain
Daniel J. Ronek, a Lorain high school teacher who would have turned 24, was killed when a cylindrical bomb exploded in a mailed package. The device weighed 8 ounces to a pound, 2 inches in diameter with a screw cap, and was forwarded from Columbus. Postal workers and police led the investigation as the case unfolds.
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Lorain
Ohio
Daniel
J. Ronek
Herbert Hardling
Columbus
Harding
Ronek
Ro‘nek
Susan Hronek
Steve Breznen
Hearing Scheduled on Bus Fare Increase
A hearing on proposed bus fare increases was set for July 17 by the Public Service Commission. The case cites rising operation costs as the reason for a planned rise from 1.70 to higher one way fares, potentially affecting the Milwaukee Madison run. The report notes a separate fatality and a linked death in a love triangle case.
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Bus Madison
Samuel Ham
Ronek
Badger
Miami State University
Ohio Milwaukee
State University
Central Junior High School
Madison
East 40Th Street
Milwaukee
Cleveland
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