Governor Denies Illegal Scheme For His Campaign
AP reports two newspapers claim at least 50000 dollars in 1968 campaign contributions for Gov. Richard B. Ogilvie came via an illegal stock scheme tied to Mobile Master of America. Ogilvie denies wrongdoing, saying many were victims, while a key investor disputes signing a damaging affidavit.
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Chicago
Richard B. Ogilvie
Chicago Sun-Times
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Ogilvie
Illinois Securities Commission
The
Dispatch
Sun-Times
Mobile Master of America, Inc
Thomas J. Hawekotte
Hawekotte
Paul Powell
Mobile Master
Roy I. Dorn
Belvidere
Dorn
Commission
How To Hold FALSE TEETH Securely
False teeth may loosen during meals and laughter causing embarrassment. A denture adhesive powder offers firmer, longer-lasting hold and improved security. Dentures that fit well contribute to health. consult your dentist regularly.
Tax form mailing mixup sparks Senate rebuke
Senator Frank Moss labeled a $2.5 million mailing error a not funny comedy of error after IRS officials admitted this year's tax forms were mailed first class at higher cost yet arrived later than standard first class mail. The mixup prompted questions about efficiency and timing.
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Washington
Frank Moss
Utah Democrat
Internal Revenue Service
Australia and New Zealand Recognize Bangladesh
Diplomatic shifts follow Pakistan’s exit from the Commonwealth as Australia and New Zealand announce recognition of Bangladesh. President Bhutto says Britain and other Commonwealth links remain possible while exploring bilateral ties and economic aid amid regional realignments. Britain expected to follow.
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Australia
New Zealand
Bangladesh
Rawalpindi
Pakistan
New Zeland
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Commonwealth
Bhutto
Britain
Peking
Red Chnn
Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan
Soviet Union
Burglar Sea Lion Breaks Out at Cleveland Aquarium
A young agile sea lion escaped its tank at the Cleveland Aquarium early Sunday triggering the ADT burglar alarm. Curator Richard Segedi helped police inspect the building as the 50 pound sea lion calmly sat by an electric eye before being returned to its tank. The animal then leaped again and wandered toward the tank stairs in a surprising display.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Aquarium
Richard Segedi
Segedi
Brownie and Scout Skill Shop Event at First Presbyterian
A drama skill shop for brownie and junior troop leaders and co leaders takes place Thursday in the First Presbyterian Church recreation room. Trainer Miss Jeanne Nutter leads 9 30 a m to noon with babysitters provided. Contact Mrs Donald Sohn at 422 0987 to register.
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First Presbyterian Church
Jeanne Nutter
Donald Sohn
Kangaroos Shot in New South Wales Ranch Area
Sydney AP reports the Australian government ordered the culling of 5000 kangaroos in a protected New South Wales area after ranchers complained they damaged pastures in the Muldura district. Wildlife groups denounce the Parks Service survey as haphazard and demand a competent study before further action.
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Sydney
New South Wales
National Parks and Wildlife Service
Muldura
Wildlife Preservation Society
Parks Service
Weekend Traffic Kills 14 In Ohio
Weekend traffic deaths in Ohio totaled 14 after two deadly crashes near Defiance over the weekend. One accident Sunday near Defiance claimed three lives, another on Saturday killed two, keeping the toll slightly below last week but higher than the final weekend of January 1971.
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Associated Press
Defiance
Defiance Area
Estate of Mahalia Jackson valued at about $1 million
Chicago gospel singer Mahalia Jackson, who once scrubbed floors to make ends meet, died at 60. Her estate is estimated at $1 million with $500000 in real estate and $500000 in cash. The firm McCoy Ming Eskridge handled finances since 1954. An interim administrator will be appointed for her eldest brother Wilmon H. Jackson. She owned properties in California and Chicago and held stock in Mahalia Jackson Products. Funeral services are planned for Tuesday in Chicago.
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Chicago
Mahalia Jackson
Chauncey Eskridge
Miss Jackson
McCoy, Ming, Eskridge
Eskridge
Wilmon H
California
Mahalia Jackson Products
Mahalia Jackson Chicken System, Inc
Marathon Oil posts 1971 earnings drop on charges
Marathon Oil Co reports 1971 net income of 68.2 million dollars or 2.28 per share after extraordinary charges including 15 million after taxes for an unamortized legacy investment on the Alaska North Slope. 1970 net income was 86.5 million dollars or 2.90 per share.
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Findlay
Ohio
Marathon Oil Co
Urban League wins $3.98 million for worker training drive
The National Urban League received a Labor Department contract valued at 3,982,031 dollars to train 2,180 minority workers across 42 cities for apprenticeships or journey level status in construction unions.
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Washington
National Urban League
Labor Department
Diplomats Briefed On Nixon Peace Plan With 12 New Elements
State Department tells U S diplomats the Nixon Vietnam peace plan contains 12 important new elements. Hanoi calls the plan old and rejected, while Kissinger emphasizes flexible terms. The plan envisions U S and ally troop withdrawal within six months if a cease fire and prisoner release occur and new South Vietnamese elections with Thieu stepping down before the vote.
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Washington
State Department
U.S
Nixon
Vietnam
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Communist Party
Nan Dan
Viet Cong
United States
Peking
China
Kissinger
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
North Vietnamese Press Calls for Complete U.S. Liquidation in Vietnam
North Vietnam's army newspaper Quan Doi Nhan Dan joined Radio Hanoi and Nhan Dan in dismissing Nixon's eight point plan. It demanded full U.S. withdrawal and abandonment of Thieu, accusing Nixon of sabotaging Paris talks and maintaining neocolonialism in South Vietnam.
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Nixson
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Indochina
Vietnam
Hong Kong
North Vietnam
Nixon
Quan Doi Nhan Dan
Radio Hanoi
Nhan Dan
North Vietnamese Communist Party
Paris
South Vietnam
Henry Kissinger
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Rust Seavict Financial Center
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