Macomb industrialist leaves bulk of estate to nurse and dogs
Sumner Lamkins 82, president of New Haven Foundry, dies after heart attack. Will names nurse Lucille Rahmeyer as beneficiary, with Lamkins' remains of bank deposits, bonds, stocks, real estate, and furnishings to her. Gardener gets 10000, two Mount Clemens churches 40000, Humane Society 25000, and 16000 for care of his German shepherds. Rahmeyer to become president of New Haven Foundry. nephew Merton Lamkins and two sisters receive nothing.
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Meany criticizes senators for Havana delay after Castro visit
Washington AFL-CIO chief George Meany urged he would have left Havana immediately after Fidel Castro's anti American speech. He challenged Sen Jacob Javits over waiting a day for a Castro conference while Sen Clairborne Pell defended the trip saying it was worth the wait.
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Defence chief enjoys 'great' ride at Futt Air Base
Secretary of Defense James R. Schlesinger completed a 41 minute low level flight aboard a B52 bomber at Futt Air Base Neb. describing the experience as absolutely great The flight featured two low light television cameras and an infrared viewing system to help skim terrain and penetrate enemy defenses Gen George Brown and Air Force chief of staff David C Jones joined Schlesinger on the flight In Washington President Ford will travel to Melvin Mississippi October 24 to honor retiring House Republican Whip Les Arends with a White House announcement noting Ford will also visit Chicago for a Republican fundraising dinner
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British Prince Andrew on exchange student in Toulouse
A touring report reveals that Andy, a bright exchange student from Toulouse, lived three weeks with a Jesuit family and befriended classmates. He returned to England earlier this week and was identified as Prince Andrew, second in line to the British throne.
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Physicians Optimistic on 1st Lady Betty Ford Recovery
President Ford's wife Betty Ford shows rapid recovery after breast cancer surgery. A National Naval Medical Center bulletin says postoperative course is excellent as she regains strength, enjoys family visits, reads mail, and watches TV. Doctors assess need for future radiotherapy or digs to prevent recurrence, with microscopic cancer cells found in two of 380 removed lymph nodes.
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Tax rebel Parrris convicted by jury in tax evasion case
Ken Parris former chair of a reform committee was found guilty of monetary evasion after arguing current law made his income tax due The judge noted his defense was that income tax did not apply to his situation He faces potential penalties including fines and up to three years in prison, with a $50,000 cash bond set during sentencing authority and details from the Cook County jurisdiction remain in court records
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Jesuit McLaughlin resigns praises Nixon Ford
Dr. Joh McLaughlin a Jesuit priest and deputy special assistant to the President submitted his resignation effective October 15. He praised Nixon and Ford, noting Nixon's achievements and his service during national strain and personal adversity.
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Guilty plea in conspiracy case
New York AP report on Rep. Bertram L. Podell pleading guilty to federal conspiracy and conflict of interest charges. He faces up to seven years and a possible fine, admitting indirect compensation via his law firm for influencing a Florida Atlantic Airlines bid. Co-defendant Martin Miller also pled guilty. sentencing set for Jan. 7. CHICO AP note adds 33 year old Peter Julius Brocar survived driving off Lookout Point cliff and is in serious condition.
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