Darting across Iowa state fair plans and legal notes
The All-Iowa Fair board foresees a successor for president M G Swords within three weeks as fair improvements expand. In other items, Raymond L Henderson receives a two year suspended sentence for embezzling 100000 with repayment required, and a DuBuque court denies new trial in gas station case. Des Moines sues to overturn a telecom rate hike, and Pa Supreme Court rules Moose Lodge must serve blacks if nonmembers are allowed. Canada maintains penalties for marijuana while reducing harshness.
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All-Iowa Fair Board
Kalona
Savings ‘Bank
Raymond L. Hendrickson
Cy Stuart
U.S
Keith
Uhl
Hendrickso
Katovia
Dubuque, Iowa
Martin Westerfield
Dubuque County
Thomas Nelson
Westerfield
Nélson
Eagleton withdraws as McGovern veep nominee
Senator Thomas Eagleton said he is not bitter after agreeing to withdraw from the Democratic ticket at McGovern's request. He will seek reelection to the Senate from Missouri in 1974 and plans to run again. He defended his health history as not harming his political future and said no promise of a position in a McGovern administration was made.
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Jackson Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Thomas Eagleton
Sen
George McGovern
Democratic Party
Eagleton
CBS
McGovern
South Dakota
Eagleton resignation discussed after troubled ticket row
The discussion centered on Senator Eagleton remaining on the Democratic ticket despite disclosure of voluntary psychiatric treatment in the 1960s. McGovern met Eagleton in the Senate cloakroom and Marble Room, then agreed Eagleton would send a written resignation to Democratic Chairman Jean Westwood.
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McGovern
Senate
Nelson
Democratic
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Witnesses Identify Bremer in Wallace Shooting Case
In Marlboro Md AP reports two witnesses identified Arthur H Bremer in court as the man who wounded Alabama Governor George C Wallace during a campaign stop. Three other shooting witnesses did not appear. Bremer pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to 17 charges. Wallace was seeking the Democratic nomination for president and four others were wounded in the attack.
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Arthur Bremer
Alabama
George G Wallace
Upper. Marlboro
George ‘C
Bremer
Wallace
Youth Arrested Twice In Week In Area Drug Raid
Two people arrested on drug charges in a Monday morning raid at a Fairport residence. David Francis Alan Smith, 20, Fairport, charged with possession of a controlled substance. a 17-year-old male juvenile also taken into custody and referred to juvenile authorities. Raid conducted by task force including Muscatine county attorney, sheriff, police, and BCI led by Sheriff Richard Oppelt and Garry Woodward. Marijuana and a substance resembling mescaline seized. Smith on bond from July 26 arrest. Smith to appear in Muscatine Municipal Court. Watchers identified a gunman in a separate trial. witness testimony linked a revolver to a nearby shooting but did not tie Bremer directly to the weapon.
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Fairport
Muscatine County
David Francis Alan Smith
Smith
Muscatine Municipal
Prince Georges County
Arthur A. Marshall
Richard E. Duby
Milwaukee, Wis
Bremer
Duby
Weather Note With Showers And Thunderstorms Forecast
The report notes cloudy conditions tonight and Wednesday with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Lows tonight in the 63 to 68 range, highs Wednesday around 80, and a high of 82 on Monday with a low near 6. Precipitation totals around .16 by 8 am. Sunrise Wednesday at 5 57, sunset at 2.
Monsoon floods sweep Luzon in worst Philippine disaster
Manila and surrounding areas faced the worst natural disaster in Philippine history as monsoon rains and floods swelled across 14 provinces. About 2 million people were affected, 308 deaths reported, and 90 percent of Manila flooded with many workers staying home.
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Manila
Luzon
Greater
Pampanga
Coord
Ex-inmate cites vengeance inside Iowa prison walls
David Spencer, once at Anamosa Men's Reformatory, describes dehumanizing conditions and punitive punishments during seven months’ confinement. He recalls involuntary deprivations, long hair bans, a guard’s mispronounced name leading to five days in the hole, and strip-cell punishment with no water or toilet paper. Spencer says officials ignored his ideas and public image concerns.
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Spencer
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