Executor reports stock dividends in Powell estate Vienna
A report filed in Johnson County shows race track stock owned by the late Secretary of State Paul Powell has paid 168,640 in dividends since his death nineteen months ago. The executor Rendleman filed the report with the Circuit Court as the estate totals rise to about 3.18 million including cash found in shoeboxes. Other dividends and lawsuits against the estate are noted, with a major claim by the state over funds.
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Rendleman Powell
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John $. Rendleman
Johnson County
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Fox Valley, Trotting Club, Inc
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Bremer pleads innocent in Wallace shooting case
Arthur H. Bremer, 21, Milwaukee, pleaded innocent in U S District Court to federal charges stemming from the May 15 attack on governor George C. Wallace at a Maryland rally. The hearing was orderly as Bremer answered questions and a mental- examination option was considered.
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Arthur H. Bremer
U.S
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Milwaukee
Pudge Edward
Northrup
Bremer
Benjamin Lipsitz
Fremer
Secret Service
Wallace
Wisconsin
Maryland
FBI
Wallace speaks to reporters after shooting incident
Gov. George C. Wallace of Alabama addressed reporters for the first time since being shot at a May 15 rally in Silver Spring Maryland. He said he is sorry it has to end this way and noted he plans to participate in the Democratic convention in Miami Beach. His voice was low and husky but he smiled as his family watched.
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George C. Wallace
Alabama
Miami Beach
Wallace
Cornelia
Miss America Visits Shawnee College Campus Event
Ohio's Miss America 22 receives a corsage from Shawnee College award winner. Carolyn Milla named Music Student of the Year at Allin Campus. Jilin Mis Schaetar visited Shawnee campus Tuesday amid prior Southern Illinois trips and a Metropolis reception for Miss America during Christmas.
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Ohio
Carolyn “Robin” Milla
Allin
Jilin Mis Schaetar
Shawnee
Illinois
Metropolis
John Lurie
Columbus
McGovern Victorious in Rhode Island and Oregon Rift for California
McGovern sweeps Rhode Island and Oregon primaries with 56 new delegates and aims for California’s 271 delegates to sew up the nomination before the July 10 Miami Beach convention. He travels south to face Humphrey, seeking another decisive win to solidify his lead.
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George McGovern
Rhode Island
Oregon
Robert A. Humphrey
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McGovern
Miami Beach
Fla
Missouri
Humphrey
Mark 0. Hatfield
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Retiring Moonwalkers Mitchell Irwin Plan to Step Away
Space Center Houston reports astronauts Edgar D. Mitchell and James B. Irwin plan retirement from space corps and military. Mitchell, 41, served as lunar module pilot on Apollo 14. Irwin, 42, commanded lunar module on Apollo 15.
Oregon Democratic primary totals in 1968 election
AP reports Oregon Democratic presidential preference results with 99 percent of 2,361 precincts in. Aogovela leads with 199,827 votes, Wallace 79,062, Humphrey 49,593, Jackson 21,350, Kennedy 12,218, Muskie 9,823, and McCarthy 8,806.
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Kennedy
Muskie
McCarthy
United States to Expand Bombing in Vietnam War
The Pentagon reports additional B52 bombers are being sent to Indochina to widen air strikes against North Vietnam. Any target aiding the war effort may be attacked, with at least one more squadron possibly ordered to the Western Pacific. President Nixon offered to withdraw forces after a cease fire, awaiting enemy acceptance. A separate Ecuador incident notes soldiers gunned down a hijacker after hijacked planes.
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Rain Rain Tonight and Warmth With Thunderstorms
Patchy rain and thunderstorm chances forecast tonight with a low around 58. Thursday remains partly cloudy with possible storms and a high near 84 to 90. Friday expects mainly sun and continued warmth, per weather map page 27.
Bandit Robs Marion Service Station for 168 Dollars
A masked white man 25 to 23 years old, about 5 9 to 5 10, 150 to 169 pounds, navy shirt, blue jeans, brown shoes and stocking mask, robbed Bob's Marathon at 90 E DeYoung St in Marion early today. He warned to not call police for 10 minutes before fleeing after the attendant called in.
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Ray Bruce
Bob’s
Marathon Station
E. DeYoung St
Bruce
Tye
Grocery firm price cuts ordered by Price Commission
The Price Commission ordered Daitch Crystal Dairies Inc to cut prices after finding profits above limits and required a restitution three times the overcharges. It named eight more firms including Ace Hardware, Haven Industries, Botany Industries, Cotter and Company, American Export, Leaseway Transportation, Rollins International, and Merchants Buying Syndicate for late reports.
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Price Commission Today
New York
Daitc Crystal Dairies Inc
New York City
Bronx
Daitch
Ace’ Hardware Corp
Chicago
Til
Haven Industries Inc
Botany Industries
Cotter and Company
American Export Industries
Leaseway Transportation
Cleveland
Ohio
Rollins International
Wilmington
Del
Merchants Buying Syndicate Inc
Nixon and Brezhnev Near Nuclear Pact and Space Link
President Nixon and Soviet leader Brezhnev progress toward a limited nuclear pact with talks in Moscow. A joint space mission set for June envisions a modified Apollo and a three American astronauts team linking with a Soviet station in Earth orbit.
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Moscow talks status of POWs unlikely to change
Washington says the Moscow summit will not affect American prisoners held by North Vietnam. Officials note Hanoi uses POWs as hostages to press for a political settlement. Nixon aims to raise the issue, but no Soviet pressure on Hanoi is evident.
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Nixon
Hanoi
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