Scribbles as Bremer clues in Wallace case
Milwaukee notes reveal Arthur Bremer's lonely, troubled life. Authorities describe a notebook with political, personal, and anti social musings found in his West Side apartment as he faces charges for shooting Gov. George Wallace. Bremer lived quietly, with minor work history and a fluctuating relationship with his mother and girlfriend.
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Milwaukee
Wis
UPI
Arthur Bremer
Laurel
Alabama
George Wallace
Margaret Penrich
Bremer
Wallace
Humphrey
Bremers
Arthur
Milwaukee Technical College
Wallace Wounded In Laurel Attempt Campaign Faces Paralysis
George C. Wallace suffers spinal injury from a bullet in Maryland. Doctors say paralysis could be temporary or permanent as Wallace fights to resume campaigning from a wheelchair. Suspect Arthur Bremer held in federal custody after being subdued by bystanders and police.
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Silver Spring
UPI
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Laurel
Maryland
Wallace
Billy Joe Camp
Camp
Baltimore
Schanno
Laurel Plaza
Washington
Arthur Herman Bremer
Milwaukee
Bremer
Detailed view of community at clinic here
A second meeting of the four part business and community development clinic in Washington featured Jim Frier presenting census and farm statistics with Dr. Dave Hammond. Attendees reviewed population trends age distribution school enrollments and projections and discussed future growth.
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Washington
Jim Frier
Dave Hammond
Cedar Rapids
Frier
U S forces claim success in large North Vietnam air campaign
U S command reports raids over North Vietnam hit the Haiphong area and Bach Mai airfield, destroyed a major fuel pipeline delivering 1,320 tons daily, and damaged defenses around Hanoi. B52 strikes near Kontum, Bastogne retaken, and 12 crew listed missing as 1,800 US sorties in seven days.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
South
United States
U. S. Command
U.S. Air Force
Navy
Marine Corps
Haiphong
Bach Mai
Panhandle
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Quang Tri Province
South Vietnam
UPI
Donald A. Davis
My Chanh
Quang Tri
Thua Thien
Bastogne
Hue
Kontum
Central Highlands
An Loc
Learn to Swim Plan Runs at Washington Pool
The Red Cross sponsored Learn to Swim program returns to the Washington Municipal pool with morning sessions from June 19 through July 28. Registration closes June 12 and no on site sign ups are allowed. Open to Washington County residents and county school students aged 8 or older by July 28 with registrations via Red Cross or listed local representatives.
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Red Cross
Washington Municipal
Milo Steele Jr
Washington County Red Cross
Washington County
Cable TV franchise hearing prompts council's study
Washington city council spent Monday night hearing Cable Communications of Iowa Inc. on a license to build and operate a cable system. They will study the proposal further and decide later while authorizing sewer crew checks and a cemetery office mobile unit purchase.
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Washington
Cable Communications of Iowa Inc
Mobil
Elm Grove Cemetery
Iowa Weather Outlook Mixed Skies and Warm Temperatures
United Press International reports generally fair conditions across Iowa through Wednesday. Tonight's low temperatures dip into the 50s with daytime highs Wednesday rising to the mid 80s to lower 90s.
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United Press International
Iowa
Washington Jazz Band Day boosts Swiss trip fund drive
The Washington High School Jazz Band Day gathers at least 25 merchants pledging to donate up to ten percent of sales to the band. The students aim to fund a summer trip to Switzerland and attend the Montreux International Jazz Festival. Details to come. The Retail Merchants Bureau of the Washington Chamber of Commerce met to discuss exterior renovations, Consumer Week planned for Fall, and six months of retail promotions.
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Washington Merchants
Washington High School
Switzerland
Montreux
Retail Merchants Bureau
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Richard Anderson
Washington
Lytle Foods to Close After 72 Years on Washington Square
R. L. Lytle Foods announces closure of its east side square store in Washington after 72 years. The Lytle family purchased the business in 1900 and operated it under the same name with Grace and Robert Lytle Jr. The inventory is 20 percent off as items are sold, and the space will be leased to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Luellen of Mt. Pleasant, opening an infant and teen clothing store.
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Robert L. Lytle
R.L. Lytle
Richard Luellen
Mt. Pleasant
Iranian woman who bore eight pairs of twins gives birth to triplets
TEHRAN UP I reports 40 year old Mrs Molouk Harouni of Jamalou near Isfahan delivered triplets this week. Doctors say mother and babies are well. She married at 15 and five babies from her eight prior twin deliveries died at birth.
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Tehran
UPI
Molouk Harouni
Jamalou
Isfahan
Sale of Walnut Trees Questioned by County Board
The Iowa Hayes Timber reserve faces questions over selling walnut trees. County attorney John Baldrige says such sales clash with Mrs. Caroline Hayes's 1925 will and Iowa law, and lack statutory authority. The Board of Supervisors would handle any sale, not the conservation board, especially with 18 bids already received. The will requires land kept in its native state or ownership would revert to Hayes's nieces and nephews. Baldrige notes no sale completed, so reversion risk not warranted.
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Hayes
County Conservation Board
Caroline Hayes
John Baldrige
Code of
Iowa
The
Conservation Board
Board of Supervisors
Baldrige
Ron Walters
Guttenburg
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