Income Tax Probe on Gov Wallace
A federal grand jury in Montgomery investigates possible income tax violations tied to campaign funds of Alabama Governor George C. Wallace. Central figures include Gerald Wallace and Seymore Trammell with ties to 1966 and 1968 campaigns. investigations cover phony invoices, contractors’ donations, state contracts, and related financial dealings.
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Washington
Justice Department
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Montgomery
Ala
Gerald Wallace
Seymore Trammell
Wallace
Gov. Wallace
Gerald
Nixon
George Wallace
Tram
Mel
Mobile
Charles O. Ditmars
Lurleen
Ditmars
Trammell
Houston Feaster
Warner Mathis
First Wallace
Pardue Brothers In Critical Condition In Robbery Case
Springfield AP report says John Russell Pardue Jr. and James Pardue, both charged in 1969 bank robbery plots in Union and Pacific, were involved in separate incidents. Pardue Jr. was shot during an escape attempt in Connecticut and transported to Cox Medical Center after veering to Springfield. His brother is mentally incompetent for trial and hospitalized. Also found on a Lusby farm were remains identified as their father and grandmother, both shot.
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Springfield
John Russell Pardue Jr
Coomiestina
Union and Pacific
Missouri
Pardue
Connecticut
Bridgeport
U.S. Medical Center
Cox
Daisy Link Paenes
Lusby
Union
James Pardue
Navy To Get First Negro Admiral
Navy poised to nominate Capt Samuel L Gravely Jr as rear admiral making him the first black admiral in U S Navy. He commanded the USS Jouett off Vietnam and is awaiting Senate confirmation. His rise from enlisted man in 1942 to officer candidate through Columbia U reflects Navy’s slow but landmark integration. only two black captains previously.
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Chula Vista
Calif
Samuel L. Gravely Jr
Navy
U.S. Navy
Pentagon
Capt
Gravely
Richmond
Nixon
Senate
U.S
mid-Pacific
Jouett
San Diego
Vietnam
Alma
Robert
David
Tracey
Mrs. Gravely
Virginia Union University
Columbia University
Naval Academy
Army
Air Force
Armed Forces
Daniel L. James
Frederick Davison
Christmas Card Boy In Worsening Condition In Michigan
Robert Miller, seven, who drew thousands of Christmas cards for an incurable muscle disease, has taken a turn for the worse in Mnester Michigan. His mother says he has the flu and doctors fear his lungs may fill with fluid, a potentially fatal complication.
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Mnester, Mich
Robert Miller
Robert
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Birmingham
Ebsco Industries, Inc
State Board of Docks
Mexico
Ledger
KRAFT
Tex
Wardancase
Arantee
Tia Quarant
Roany
Alor
Arngane
Optio
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