Hoover Completing 40 Years As FBI Chief
Washington AP report marks 40 years since John Edgar Hoover became acting director of the FBI under Harlan Fiske Stone. Now age 69, Hoover may remain beyond retirement as President Johnson considers a waiver. He is described as physically fit, private bachelor, living in northwest Washington with two terriers and a housekeeper.
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Gambler Coppola Settles Tax Claim for 400000
The U S government settled its 966193.18 income tax claim against Michael Coppola 61 known as Trigger Mike for 400000 He will pay 266667.66 in taxes and 133333.34 in penalties Coppola linked to the Cosa Nostra by Joseph Valachi faced evasion charges for 1952 to 1959 with gaps in 1953 and 1955 the IRS said taxes were based on a net worth theory.
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Miami
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U.S
Michael
Trigger Mike
Internal Revenue Service
Coppola
Soil Conservation Assistant Hired at Caledonia
Nes ter Chigle has been employed by the Soil Conservation Service at Caledonia to replace Ervin Barth who moved to Duluth. A Fillmore County native, Chigle previously served six years with the Fillmore Soil and Water Conservation District. He runs a 50 acre farm at Whalan and will move his family to Caledonia at the end of the current school year.
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Caledonia, Minn
Nester Chigle
Soil Conservation Service
Caledonia
Ervin Barth
Duluth
Chigle
Fillmore County
Fillmore
Minnesota Supreme Court Overrules Indianhead damages ruling
The Minnesota Supreme Court overturned a $311,120 loss estimate in a contract dispute between Indianhead Truck Line and Hindsten Transport, upholding $130,608 in earnings plus $8,093 in expenses while ordering a new trial for a tavern liability case involving Dolly Torwick. The decision notes the large lost profits award was speculative and remote.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota Supreme Court Today
Indianhead Truck Line Inc
W. County Road C
Hindston Transport, Inc
Ramsey County
Albin S. Pearson
Indianhead
Hvidsten
North Dakota
PSC
Supreme Court
Martin A. Nelson
Hvid‘sten
Ann Landers Columns From 1964 Readers Q and A
A 1964 set of Ann Landers advice letters covers a bossy mother, a wife’s temper, and how a family should handle a baby gifts shower. The column advises more independence for children, warns about ongoing marital volatility, and suggests storing unused baby gifts for future use.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Holstein Breeders Plan Twilight Meet in Trempealeau
WHITEHALL Wis The Trempealeau County Holstein Breeders twilight meeting will be at Trempealeau County hospital farm June 1 8 p m Carl Nord hagen hospital superintendent will welcome attendees J O Beadle Galesville is chairman of the judging contest Three groups ages 14 21 13 and under with three classes aged cows three year olds and senior calves Vern Olson Spring Green national fieldman will show colored slides and talk on Holstein Business
Medolark-Hill Prefix Adopted for Holstein Herd
Brattleboro Vermont Robert Granum of Holmen reserves the prefix Medolark-Hill for all registered Holstein animals bred in his Granum Farm herd from now on.
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Medolark-Hill
Granum Farm
Brattleboro
Robert Granum
Holmen
Fulbright Criticizes Greece and Turkey Over Cyprus Crisis
U S Sen J W Fulbright, chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, criticizes both Greece and Turkey during his Cyprus fact finding tour in Ankara after visits to Athens and London. He says he has no solution yet and is here to learn the Turkish government stance.
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J. W. Fulbright
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Cyprus
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Congress
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Athens
London
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Cashton Elevator Names New Manager Lichte
Cashton Wisconsin Cashton Cooperative Elevator announces Gilbert Lichte of Union Center as its new manager. He began duties Monday replacing Arlyn Thiel who moved to Ripon. Lichte previously ran the Union Center feed mill four years and had a ten year stint at a Reedsburg mill. The Lichte family includes wife Mrs. Lichte and daughter Cindy age seven, residing in the Ronald Schroeder house.
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Ann Landers
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Wis
Gilbert Lichte
Union Center
Cashton Cooperative Elevator
Arlyn Thiel
Ripon
Lichte
Reedsburg
Mrs. Lichte
Cindy
Ronald Schroeder
Gas Pipeline Firm Wins OK From Examiner
Federal Power Commission examiner Arthur H Friburg ruled that Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co may resume natural gas delivery to Weston Station Oshkosh Wisconsin Public Service Corp The order follows a 1960 construction without prior authorization and petitions by Fuels Research Council National Coal Association United Mine Workers of America and Midwest Coal Producers Institute for review
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Federal Power Commission
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co
Wisconsin
Arthur H. Friburg
Weston
Wisconsin Public Service Corp
Oshkosh
FPC
Michigan Wisconsin
Fuels Research Council, Inc
National Coal Association
United Mine Workers of America and
Midwest Coal Producers Institute, Inc
Yohe Heads Waukon Equity Cooperative
WAUKON, Iowa Eugene Yohe has been elected president of the Waukon Equity Cooperative for 1964. Other officers are Clarence Kerndt vice president Nathan Hager secretary Calvin Snitker Norval Hagen newly elected directors and Grant Hagen and Lester Thompson holdover directors.
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Iowa
Eugene Yohe
Waukon Equity Cooperative
Clarence Kerndt
Nathan Hager
Clavin Snitker
Norval Hagen
Grant Hagen
Lester Thompson
Nomura, Japan's Ambassador to US, Dies at 86
Adm. Kichisaburo Nomura, Japan's ambassador to the United States when Pearl Harbor was attacked, has died at 86 after a long illness. He denied advance knowledge of the attack and later held postwar roles as a businessman and senator. He is survived by his widow and a son.
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Nomura
Japan
Tokyo
Kichisaburo Nomura
United States
Pearl Harbor
Saburo Kurusu
State Department
U.S
Pacific
Cordell Hull
Kurusu
Hull
Washington
Navy
Senate
Judge Irritated As Rep Powell Fails To Appear
New York AP Judge shows irritation as Rep Adam Clayton Powell fails to appear for a $46 500 judgment. Esther James of Harlem widow won $211 500 damages in 1960 over Powell calling her a bag woman, graft collector for police. Powell has not paid or allowed asset examination and faces contempt.
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New York
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Supreme Court
Powell
Esther James
Harlem
James
Arthur Markewich
George D. Covington
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