Federal judge rejects motion for mistrial in Mafia extortion case
Newark based ruling by US District Judge Robert A. Shaw denies defense claims that FBI manuscript releases tainted the trial. He notes sequestered jurors remain unaware of reports as prosecutors reveal connections among New Jersey officials and reputed mob figures. Witness Zelmanowitz details threats over a $280,000 loan to Saperstein, with co-defendants Red Covere and Peter Laudusco.
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UPL
FBI
Robert A. Shaw
Angelo "Gyp" de Carlo
Shaw
Jersy
Richard J. Hughes
de Carlo
Hughes
H Hughes
State Investigation Commission
New Jersey
Uiem
Garden State
George Martin Zelmanowitz
Louis Vs. Saperstein
Saperstein
Zelmanowitz
Daniel Red" Covere
Peter A
Peter the Bull
Laudusco
Visual literacy grows as photos aid urban education
A photo project in Brooklyn shows a teen captured a fatal space between tenement buildings. The piece and book The Way It Is illustrate visual literacy, where pictures drive learning in urban schools, bridging gaps between teachers and students and boosting language skills through photography and film.
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Sredbrick
Feaness
A. J. Janni
U.S. Commissioner of Education
Teachers College
Columbia University
Gordon Tubbs
Wasiman Kodak Company
Rule changes at 15 below zero in Nevada
Schoolgirls sent home for violating a policy against wearing trousers won their appeal. They argued miniskirts were impractical as temperatures hovered as low as 16 degrees below zero. Officials conceded trousers would be permissible when the mercury reads 15 degrees or below.
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Uarlin
Nev
UPI
Lebanon shakes up high command in bid to curb hostilities
Lebanon’s government announced a shakeup as Maj. Gen. Dean Njeim took command of the armed forces replacing Maj. Gen. Wine Bustani who signed a Cairo pact allowing guerrillas to operate from Lebanese bases. Interior Minister Kamal Jumblat said Palestinians agree to cease border strikes and that guerrillas must stay at least one kilometer from villages while Palestinian refugee camp training ends. Israeli fighter-bombers struck targets on Hermon slopes in Lebanon as reprisals continued.
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Beirat
UPI
Lebanon
Israel
Puerrilla
Dean Njeim
Wine Bustani
Cairo
Kamal Jumblat
Tel Aviv
Araty Pudhille Jases
Hermon
Dumblat
Ben Sandys sell move to Missouri
Mr. and Mrs Ben Sandy and Eileen have sold their belongings and moved to Carthage Missouri to be near their son and daughter. Many relatives from Lincoln visited Nick Puelz in the Joe Meysenburg home and others traveled to various family gatherings and hospital stays across the area.
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David Cty
Ben Sandy
Eileen
Carthage
Andiwn
Derry Hoeft
Margaret Seckins
Robert Beekiins
Sherry
Lincoln
Nick Puelz
Joe Meysenburg
Louis J. Dvorak
David City
Milo Dvorak
Columbus
Aletha Jensen
Loup City
Ralph Lawson
Don Lawson
Ed Weis
Alburquerque
Nal
Weis
Chadron
New Mexico
Don Struebing
Opal Schlechte
Euguen Bamesberger
Raynwad Neulahr
Waverly
Rudolph Neulahr
Ray Nieman
Seward
Nicholas Klein
Ron
Rose Vrbka
Brainard
Shelia Vrbka
Wilfred Homan
Bellhgood
Virgil Vrbka
Pete Schmit
Orville Schmit
Cedar Blults
Raymond Women’s Residence Hall scholastic chairman named
Vicki Dolezal serves as scholastic chairman of the second flag at Raymond Women’s Residence Hall University of Nebraska She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Adolph G Dolezal
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Bellwood
Vicki Dolezal
Scholastic
Raymond Women's
University of Nebraska
Adolph G. Dolezal
Coroner Jury to Visit Scene of Two Panther Deaths
In Chicago a coroner's jury will tour the West Side apartment where Fred Hampton and Clark Clark were killed during a pre-dawn police raid in December. Martin S. Gerber, appointed to lead the inquest, seeks testimony from remaining Panthers who have avoided appearing.
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Chicago
UPI
Black Panther Army
Martin S. Gerber
West Side
Fred Hampton
Clark Clark
Daniel Groth
Groth
The
Panthers
Hampton
Illinois Panther
Clark
Gerber
S Sgt Henry Martin to attend Air Force training in New Jersey
S Sgt Henry Martin, son of Carroll Marlin, leaves today for New Jersey to train at an Air Force facility. His wife and children stay with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Raymer, and the family will reunite when he returns May 1.
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Monroe — S
Henry Martin
Carroll Marlin
New Jersey
Roy Raymer
Desegregation Opposition Surges in Mississippi Schools
In Collins and Covington Counties white parents resist the Supreme Court desegregation mandate. Many keep children in white-only classes amid boycotts and picketing while Petal and Yazoo City districts reopen under court orders to end dual systems. Leaders warn of continued protests as districts pursue unitary integration.
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Collins
Miss
UPI
Mississippi
Sulen
Pelal
U.S. Supreme Court
Colts
Covington
Forrest
Petal
Hattiesburg- Laurel
Yazoo City
Jackson
Forrest County
Th P Lan
Covington County
Martin McRainey
NAACP
Dvorak and Papa Re-elected to Schuyler Board
Schuyler Co-Operative Association re elected board members Robert Dvorak and Marvin Papa for another term. Stephenson, Farmland Industries sales head, spoke as banquet attendees numbered about 230.
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Schuyler
Alel Stephenson
Schuyler Co-Operative Association
Robert ©. Dvorak
Marvin Papa
Omaha Councilman Al Veys Undergoes Bladder Surgery
Omaha City Councilman Al Veys, 50, underwent bladder surgery at Bergan Mercy Hospital after a procedure Wednesday. A hospital spokesman said he is reported surrendering satisfactory condition and remains in hospital for observation.
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Omaba
Omaha
al Veys
Bergan-Mercy Hospital
Veys
Texas Trip Details From Mission Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fuhr Cal and Pam and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Severin returned from a one day trip to Mission Texas. Hosts included AI Mrs Charles Bridges and the Severins Saved with Mrs Coy Stevens. Gatherings were held and a visit to the Henry home followed. A day in Old and a boating and fishing trip were highlights.
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Texas
Gordon Fuhr
Cal
Pam
Fred Severin
Mission
Tex
Fuhrs
Charles Bridges
Severins
Coy Stevens
Henry Hone
Defensive Drivers Course Offered in Polk County
A Defensive Drivers Course for Polk County residents runs in February with four two hour sessions. Afternoon sessions planned at Stromsburg and evening at Osceola, February 2 10 16 and 23 from 730 to 930 PM. Tecoper Vern L Schurif of Grand Island leads. High school students take sessions February 4 11 18 and 23 at the courthouse in Usecola.
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Osceola
Polk County
Polk County Women's Safety Organization
Stromsburg
Osenpla
Tecoper Vern L. Schurif
Grand Island
Usecola
Bert Gisstur
Shalby
Don Linton
Carl Goneson
Polk
Robert
Agnew’s Wife Sends Illness Delay in Kuala Lumpur
Vice President Spiro Agnew’s wife Judy Agnew remained in a Kuala Lumpur hotel room with a headache and nausea. A spokesman said the illness was not serious. She later attended a banquet in her husband’s honor after feeling better.
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Upli
Spiro J. Agnew
Judy
Kuala Lumpur
Ann
University of Malaya Ospital
National Museum
The Cag Telegram Community Newspaper Ad
A misspelled publisher notice for The Cag Telegram announces daily editions and Sunday excerpt. It lists delivery, subscription rates, and address changes with mostly garbled place names and postal details.
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