Ruby's Lawyer Protests Switch In Trial Judges
Dallas AP report on March 3 1964 details defense attorney Melvin Belli challenging substitute judge J Frank Wilson presiding over Jack Ruby’s murder trial for Lee Harvey Oswald. Brown ill, Wilson replaces him. discussions on peremptory challenges and health of Brown continue.
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Ruby
Dallas
Tex
J. Frank Wilson
Jack Ruby
Melvin M. Belli
Belli
Wilson
Joe B. Brown
Brown
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Dallas A. Blankenship
Administrative Judicial District of
Texas
U.S. House
Congress
Jury panel for Ruby trial adds 11th juror
The jury pool for Ruby’s trial grows as an 11th juror, Mrs. Aileen B Shields, a divorced telephone company engineer, is accepted after a heated session. She answered yes to supporting capital punishment. A heated dispute over an epilepsy fact sheet and alleged attempts to contaminate jurors delayed selections as 150 people had been examined.
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Ruby
Aileen B. Shields
Telephone Company
Beach Budget Cut Sparks Bitter Beach Meeting
Old Orchard Beach town meeting slashed the high school budget by 37500 to 313250.91 after a long vote and heated debate over education quality. School committee members Jerome G Plante and Louis DeAngelis defended the request amid criticism and warned of second rate education under the cut.
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Old Orchard Beach
From
Bers
Jerome G. Plante
Louis DeAngelis
Frank Lawler
Plante
MacArthur Undergoing Tests At Walter Reed Hospital
Gen Douglas MacArthur 84 arrived at Walter Reed Hospital in Washington for observation and evaluation of abdominal complaints. Hospital officials gave no detail on seriousness. reports said jaundice was possible. He entered the VIP suite and began examinations after a brief luncheon.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
MacArthur
Walter Reed
Maj
Jen
Courtney Whitney
Lenox Hill Hospital
Hospital Head Accused of False Pretenses in York
In York Harbor AP says arraignment is planned Wednesday evening in York trial justice court for hospital administrator Vera M. Sowerby and Dr. William H. Scarborough. Warrants allege Sowerby obtained 427.55 from New Hampshire Vermont Hospital Services and Scarborough 425 from Associated Hospital Services of Maine. Both firms are Blue Cross Blue Shield organizations.
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York Harbor
York Trial Justice Court
Vera M. Sowerby
William H. Scarborough
Sowerby
Scarborough
New Hampshire - Vermont
Associated Hospital Services
Maine
Cyprus to approve peace force plan with mediator
Cyprus looks to back a Security Council proposal for a peace force and a mediator. U S Navy weighs delaying 6th Fleet maneuvers with Turkey over the Cyprus issue. Harold Wilson has a frank talk with President Johnson. MacArthur in hospital for abdominal complaints. Tahoe air crash victims identified. Ruby murder trial in Dallas stirs a roaring dispute.
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Cyprus
Security Council
U.S. Navy
Turkey
Washington
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Johnson
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Lake Tahoe Air
Jack Ruby
Dallas
Pepperell Mfg. Co to hold contract talks in Lewiston
Representatives of Pepperell Mfg. Co. meet local union personnel tomorrow at 10 30 a m to discuss a new contract. Pepperell delegates include Bernard F Brady Stanley Murdock Joseph Cummings Howard Morrison Maurice Roux Joseph Gastonguay and Frank OConnell. Union attendees include William Pollock Victor Canzano Michael Schoonjans Alexander Anastasoff Israel Shevenell Thomas LeBlanc Ralph Oliver Donald Nolette Lionel St Louis. The current contract expires April 15 and workers seek a ten percent raise.
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Pepperell Mfg. Co
Pepperell
Bernard F. Brady
Stanley Murdock
Joseph Cummings
Howard Morrison
Maurice Roux
Joseph Gastonguay
Frank O'Connell
Lewiston
William Pollock
National
T.W.U.A
Victor Canzano
Cotton and Rayon
Michael
Hoffa Receives Court Reprimand In Jury Tampering Case
In Chattanooga. James R. Hoffa, head of the International Teamsters Union, is publicly reprimanded as U S District Judge Frank Wilson readies to send Hoffa s jury tampering case to eight men and four women. Hoffa and five co defendants including Allen Dorfman and Nicholas Tweel face possible prison terms up to 15 years with fines up to 15000 dollars for alleged conspiracy stemming from Hoffa s 1962 Nashville trial.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Dist
Frank Wilson
Teamsters Union
U.S. Dist
The
Interna
Tional Teamsters Union
Nashville
Allen Dorfman
Chicago
Nicholas J. Tweel
Huntington
W. Va
Ewing King
Nashville Teamsters
Larry Campbell
Detroit Teamsters
Thomas Parks
Saco Council Urges 7.5% Budget Cuts and Tax Review
Mayor Dr J Edward Whelan urged prompt reevaluation of all department budgets at a Saco City Council meeting and asked that requests be cut by 7.5 percent to ease tax burden. The 1964 budget shows a $192,250 increase over 1963, with total now at 1,480,150 before credits lowering it to 1,236,150.
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Saco
Robert Cassette
Saco Taxpayers Protective Association
Whelan
Frank Lawler
Navy to Proceed With U S Turkish Fleet Moves
Washington reports that the Navy decided to proceed with the 6th Fleet maneuvers with Turkey despite the Cyprus tensions. Officials described the exercises in the Aegean as routine and coordinated with Greece. Pentagon sources note future joint maneuvers with the Greeks and Turks are planned, with Admiral Gentner seeking Washington approval.
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Washington
Turkey
Cyprus
Aegean Sea
Athens
Stavros Costopoulos
Greece
U.S
Pentagon
Adm
David McDonald
Navy
6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
St Joseph and Notre Dame Students Featured in Photo
A caption notes Clerk Paul Deshaies with St Josephs pupils Louis Bolduc Doris Rocray Suzanne Casavant Suzanne Cote and Notre Dame pupils Paul Mondor Robert Bilodeau Cecile Gagne in yesterday afternoon photo.
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Paul Deshaies
Deshaies
Louis Bolduc
Doris Rocray
Suzanne Casavant
Suzanne Cote
St. Joseph’s
Paul Mondor
Robert Bilodeau
Cecile Gagne
Notre Dame
Colleges Need Money to Build Leadership Training
Public service message urging donations to colleges to fund leadership development, facilities, and top-flight teachers. Encourages readers to keep nurturing leaders by giving to the college of their choice, produced in cooperation with The Advertising Council.
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America
The
Advertising Council
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