Woodrow Bean faces $30,000 tax debt under suspended sentence
AUSTIN UP) Woodrow Bean, under a five year suspended sentence for failing to file 1956 to 1960 income tax returns, faces about $30,000 in back taxes plus a 50 percent fraud penalty and 6 percent interest. U.S. District Judge Ben H. Rice Jr. also fined Bean $5,000 and placed him on probation for three years. Bean resigned as El Paso County Judge, effective Friday.
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R. L. Phinney
IRS
Bean
el Paso
Pope John XXIII Warns World Disturbed by Conflicts
Vatican report on June 28 quotes Pope John XXIII lamenting global bitterness and unrest. He spoke at St. Peter's Basilica to about 3,000 pilgrims during vespers and blessed palium wool for prelates. Tomorrow's feast of St. Peter and St. Paul is an Italian holiday.
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Vatican City
John XXII
St. Peter and
St. Paul
Basilica of
St. Peter
John
Italy
Robinson Doing Well After Transatlantic Heart Reading
Beverly Hills California reports Edward G. Robinson shows improvement as an electrocardiogram sent from Nairobi via the Sonlink device indicates the veteran actor is doing very well. The reading was transmitted over radio and telephone and received in his doctor’s office in legible form.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Edward G. Robinson
Africa
Sonlink
Robinson
Nairobi
Kenya
The
Foundation For Diagnostic Research
Glue sniffing crisis grips Kern County youths
Kern County authorities report rising glue sniffing among children and teens. Fifteen boys aged 5 to 16 were jailed for glue addiction after sniffing airplane glue. One 12 year old treated for after effects. officers say the fumes create a cheap drunken state and impulsive acts. Some youths shoplifted glue and merchants limit sales to minors. Sheriff Galven seeks a county ban.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Kern County
Leroy Galven
Kern County Board of Supervisors
Faulk verdict in libel suit against Aware Inc and directors
In Syracuse New York a jury awarded comedian Faulk $1 million in compensatory damages and $1.25 million in punitive damages against Aware Inc and director Vincent W Hartnett. Laurence A Johnson died before the two month libel trial ended. Johnson’s estate not liable for punitive damages.
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Aware, Inc
Vincent W. Hartnett
Laurence A. Johnson
Syracuse
N.Y
Johnson
Faulk
Aware
Hartnett
Senate approves Dobbs nomination as U.S. marshal
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved Jesse Dobbs for U.S. marshal in West Texas.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
U.S
Jesse Dobbs
West Texas
UN approves anti British measure on Rhodesia vote
The General Assembly approved by 73 to 1 with 27 abstentions a Afro Asian resolution demanding a new constitution for British administered Southern Rhodesia to ensure majority rule. Britain walked out before the vote, with Portugal also not participating and South Africa voting no.
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United Nations
N.Y
UPD
General Assembly
Southern Rhodesia
Britain
Southern
Rhodesia
Patrick Dean
Dean
Colin T. Crowe
Portugal
South Africa
Argentina
Australia
Austria
Belgium
Canada
Colombia
Denmark
Dominican Republic
el Salvador
Finland
France
Greece
Guatemala
Ireland
Italy
Japan
Luxembourg
Netherlands
New Zealand
Nicaragua
Norway
Paraguay
Peru
Spain
Sweden
Turkey
United States
Helicopter contract awarded for HU-10 Iroquois
The Air Force awarded Bell Helicopter Fort Worth a 2.84 million dollar contract to build Army Iroquois HU-10 helicopters. The aircraft set three records earlier this year at Fort Worth including 1000 kilometer speed and two altitude climbs, surpassing Russian and American rivals.
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Washington
Women Oppose Prayer Ban at Convention
The General Federation of Women’s Clubs voted to back a constitutional amendment for voluntary nondenominational school observances. Delegates approved by voice vote despite a minority opposition, and rejected an amendment protesting the Supreme Court ruling on school prayers. Mrs. Gerald E. Northrop of Vermont spoke for the resolutions committee.
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Washington
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Supreme Court
Gerald E. Northrop
Castleton
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Louis Nizer
State Supreme Court
Abraham N. Geller
Dobbs
Helicopter Pact
Sears
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