Will contains unusual provision for $10000 Treasury note
Marietta probate officials note an odd clause in the will of Dr. Braden EB who died July 5 at 62. The will provides that a $10000 U.S. Treasury note goes to the person who within a year supplies the other half of a SI hill attached to the will. Beneficiaries include his wife an ex wife and three children. Meanwhile in Providence Zookeepers and police lured a 1600 pound buffalo back into its enclosure at Roger Williams Park by spreading grain and bread after it pushed through a loose wire fence then nibbled foliage and eluded capture. The animal was kept from escaping further.
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Dixon-Yates Wins $1.8 Million Award in Court of Claims
The U S Court of Claims divided 3 to 2 to uphold Dixon-Yates damages claim for out-of-pocket costs after canceling the controversial power contract. The award of about 1.867 million followed earlier petitions, with Judge Madden stating no conflict of interest by Adolphe Wenzel.
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Indiana University Specialiat
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Atomic Energy Commission
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West Memphis
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Eisenhower
Dixson-Yates
Mississippi Valley Generating Co
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Mississippi Valley
Middle South Util Tea, Inc
Edgar H. Dixon
Southern Co
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Rights Bill Approved by Senate Unit
Washington Senate Judiciary subcommittee approved a civil rights bill by 4 to 3. extends the Civil Rights Commission life to January 31, 1981, and requires officials to preserve voting records for three years with access to the attorney general or his representative. penalties include up to $5,000 fine or up to five years imprisonment for willful tampering.
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Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
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Civil Rights Commission
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Almond Forces Win in Virginia Governor Race
In Richmond Virginia the Almond administration gains from a Democratic primary victory as supporters of Governor Lindsay Almond win key Senate seats and local option races. The result suggests a maintained one vote Senate edge and a possible five vote House margin despite mixed outcomes.
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Death penalty bill defeated in Massachusetts House
In Boston, the Massachusetts House of Representatives on Tuesday night defeated a bill to abolish the death penalty, keeping capital punishment in place amid ongoing debate and opposition from lawmakers.
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Boston
House of Representatives
Truth on Cuba Reds Lies Between Extremes
Havana reports give a mixed view of Cuba's revolution. Maj Pedro Luis Diaz Lanz accuses Castro of dictatorship and communism while Cuban officials and supporters defend the regime and deny major communist influence amid public debate.
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Pedro Luiz Diaz Lanz
Senate
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
Diaz
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Record prices cut and Castro remarks cited
The Truth notes price cuts on records as RCA Vic faces two extremes while Castro acknowledges popular music and critics. The piece suggests competition in phonograph markets and debates over the timing and motives behind price adjustments amid political tension.
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RCA
Castro
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Sequoia Forest Fire Expands Across 5100 Acres
In Sonoma and Mendocino counties crews reached 700 workers amid a 5100 acre timber and brush blaze still not contained near Baker Ridge. Cooler coastal fog aids mopping up as George Berdan of the Division of Forestry in Annapolis says crews will be released in small groups and the area will be patrolled for about two weeks.
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San Francisco
Sonoma-Mendocino
George Berdan
Division of Forestry
Annapolis
End Own Lives in Formosa Wage Heat Wave Headlines
Ten persons died by suicide or were found dead in Formosa on Monday as a heat wave drove temperatures to 98 degrees for three days. An author blamed the heat and current conditions for inciting the tragedy.
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Formosa
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