Anheuser-Busch Plane Tied To Humphrey Trip Controversy
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey flew to St Louis in a plane furnished by Anheuser-Busch along with Justice Department antitrust official Donald Turner. The trip followed a government antitrust suit dismissal against the brewer and linked political contributions to the President’s Club. Officials deny any connection and stress the trip was a social event.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Justice Department
Antitrust Division
St. Louis
Anheuser-Busch Co
Humphrey
St. Louis Brewing Company
Justice Dé
Donald F. Turner
Turner
Anheuser-Busch
President’s Club
Democratic Party
House
Charles E. Goodell
R. N.Y
Department
Democratic National Committee
Alfred Fleishman
Secret Service
Fleishman
Lantitrust
August A. Busch Jr
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis Bicentennial Corp
William Connell
Sen
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Howard Woods
U.S. Information Agency
Bicentennial Corp
Cliff Carter
Arthur Krim
Democratic Finance Committee
Connell
Carter
Krim
Sid Salamon
August A. Busch II
Brewery
Richard Meyer
Goodell
Leonor K. Sullivan
New York Republican
Nicholas Katzenbach
al Mark
Thas
Department of Justice
Deci‘sion
Man Critically Hurt in Motorcycle Crash
Beverly Gardner, 30, of Paper Mill Road, is in critical condition at Arlington County Hospital after a motorcycle struck a utility pole on Route 522. He was taken to Winchester Memorial Hospital at 9 p.m. and then to Arlington Hospital. The Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad transported him to both facilities. A family spokesman said Gardner has undergone brain and other surgeries and is holding his own. He is a carpenter employed by a Washington retail firm. His father, Randall Gardner, lives at Wea Villa. No further accident details are available.
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Beverly Gardner
Paper Mill Road
Arlington County Hospital
Washington
Randall Gardner
Wea Villa
Tax Seminar To Be Held By Virginia Merchants Assn
The Virginia Retail Merchants Assn will hold a sales tax seminar on August 4 at the George Washington Hotel. Virginia Assistant Tax Commissioner W H White will address the merchants at 3 p.m. in the Gold Room.
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Virginia
George Washington
W. H. White
Britain sees two fewer murders after abolishing capital punishment
Home Secretary Roy Jenkins announced that Britain recorded 153 murders in 1965, two fewer than 155 in 1964. Parliament abolished hanging for murder in mid 1965, but no executions occurred earlier in the year due to anticipation of abolition.
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London
Britain
Roy Jenkins
John Ebert Named Legion Commander
John W. Ebert of 7 N. Stewart Sr. was installed as commander of Conrad Hoover Post 21 American Legion. A World War II veteran and 21‑year member, he urged members to make this a record year. Harold D. Anderson received the Legionaire of the Year Award.
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John W. Ebert
N. Stewart Sr
Conrad Hoover
American Legion
Legion
Ebert
Fred Donica
Harold D. Anderson
Nelson Haines
Post
Marshall Bryant
Premeditation Established In Slaying
Herbert Hoover Steele was found guilty of first degree murder in the February shooting of Patricia Steele. A Fairfax, Virginia jury heard Deborah Steele testify that her father said he came for one thing before firing. Judge Barnard F. Jennings ruled premeditation proved and set sentencing for September 16.
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Fairfax
Herbert Hoover
Steele
Iry
Patricia
Barnard F. Jennings
Deborah Steele
Jennings
End of Murder Case in West Virginia Mullenax Trial
State aims to finish its presentation in the murder trial of Vonda Jean Mullenax accused of poisoning and strangling her husband before cremating the body. Judge Melvin Snyder said court would not meet Saturday and will resume next week as Dr. Lawrence Angel testified that charred remains likely belong to Ray Mullenax. Prosecutors say arsenic was fed over years and the husband was strangled as he slept before the body was dragged from the Terra Alta home and burned.
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Kingwood
W. Va
Vonda Jean Mullenax
Preston County
Melvin Snyder
Lawrence Angel
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Mullenax
Ray Mullenax
Terra Alta
Egg Prices From Farm Bureau Receipts Listed
July 14 price list shows Grade A Large 39 cents per dozen and other grades at 29 22 21 cents. Current receipts reflect changes with minor declines across sizes. The record notes farm bureau pricing guidance for egg producers and buyers.
Contestants Want Changes in Miss Universe Pageant
In Miami Beach AP report contestants discuss desired changes Marion Heinrich Miss Germany says her figure is too busty Nam Miss Suriname and Miss Norway prefer more weight Panama's Dionisia Bruce complains of fat legs Belgium's Mireille de Man finds her legs too thin Yolla Harb of Lebanon wishes for different leg shape
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Miami Beach
Fla
Germany
Marion Heinrich
Surinam
Norway
Panama
Dionisia Bruce
Belgium
Mireille de Man
Lebanon
Yolla Harb
Grass Fire Extinguished Near Amherst Street
Firemen led by Sarah Zane and Reuss extinguished a grass fire on W Amherst St near the town run. Fire Inspector William N Godenour said the fire caused damage and firefighters were paged at 1 p.m.
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Sarah Zane
Reuss
William N. Godenour
W. Amherst St
Key West Keeps Union Flag Flying
In a brief note the Winchester Evening Star points out Key West Florida remains the only southern city that has always flown the Union flag, highlighting its continued patriotic display.
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Key West, Fla
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