IRS Inspector Returns to Stand In Fraud Case
IRS Inspector Raymond N. Kiely testifies again in the federal fraud trial involving three lawyers and a former IRS official accused of conspiring to defraud the government over a $364,000 tax evasion case against Nathaniel Bergman of Hartford Paul Gorin of Newton Saul Glassman of Brookline and Henry Grillo a former IRS aide. A $10,000 bribe offer is at issue and cross examination highlights a letter objecting to no prosecution.
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Boston
Internal Revenue
Raymond N. Kiely
IRS
Nathaniel Bergman
Hartford
Bergman
Paul T. Smith
Grillo
Smith
J. Robert Murphy
Conn
Murphy
Yankee Atomic Plant Nominated for Engineering Award
The Yankee Atomic Electric Plant near Rowe Massachusetts is nominated by the American Society of Civil Engineers for the 1962 Outstanding Civil Engineering Achievement Award. It is among 11 national projects. judging will be by editors early this year.
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Yankee Atomic Electric Company
Rowe
Mass
New York
Yankee Atomic Electric
American Society of Civil Engineers
Engineering Magazine
Yankee
New York International Airport
Niagara Power Project
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Throgs Neck
East River
New York City
United Engineering Center
Fight Results from Associated Press Recap
Sacramento bout saw Charley Tombstone Smith KO Terry Smith in 7 rounds. Revere’s Gene Fosmire outpointed Johnny Raven over 8 rounds. Frankie Ramirez beat Fidel Lucero on points in San Jose after a 10 round clash.
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Sacramento
Calif
Charley
Tombstone) Smith
Los Angeles
Terry Smith
Revere
Mass
Gene Fosmire
Johnny Raven
Philadelphia
San Jose
Frankie Ramirez
Fidel Lucero
Torreon
Mexico
Weight Watchers Jokes Echo Elmer's Diet Fumbles
A collection of witty lines lampoon weight loss efforts and dieters led by Elmer. Jests target his ballooning waist, strict dieting, and social teasing, featuring punchlines about scales, bread, gravy, and birthday treats. The humor sits in light-hearted club banter and public routine jokes.
Vermont Board backs Lyndon College instructional center
Vermont's Board of Education endorsed continuing the instructional communications center at Lyndon Teachers College. The action aims to guide Gov. Keyser on creating a special fund to finance operations. The center serves six northeastern Vermont schools with audio visual aid consulting and equipment loans. A Ford Foundation grant that helped start the center expired last June.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Board of Education
Lyndon Teachers College
Keyser
Ford Foundation
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