Card Cheaters Get 6 Year Terms at Friars Club
Four men received federal sentences up to six years for conspiring to rig card games at the Friars Club. Maurice Friedman 52 drew six years and $100,000 fine. Benjamin Teitelbaum 53 four years and $75,000. Johnny Rosselli 62 five years and $55,000. Manuel Jacobs 48 four years and $5,000. Judge Gray stayed sentences five days for appeals. Tony Martin and Harry Karl testified to substantial losses.
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LOS Angeles
Friars Club
Maurice B. Friedman
Benjamin Teitelbaum
Admitted List Highlights Local Residents and Relatives
Admitted residents include Mrs. Ross Jukes of Columbus Mrs. Carl Taylor of Hillcrest drive Mrs. Orlo Jackson of Clymer Mrs. Leo Munger of Clymer and Lena TeCulver of Clymer Also listed are Larry the son of Mr and Mrs David Coutt Corry and Lawrence Crayford of 24 West Bond Street Discharged cases include Howard VanTassel James Edward son of Harold Proper and wife Mrs. Harold Proper and son Dennis Driscoll Michael Clapp Alphonse Vanssens and Mrs Lawrence Joyce
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Ross Jukes
Columbus
Carl Taylor
Hillcrestrive
Orlo Jackson
Clymer
Leo Munger
Larry
David Coutt
R. D
Corry
Lawrence Crayford
West Bond Street
Lena TeCulver
Ronald Wettenburg
Cor v
Howard VanTassel
West Columbus Averme
Harold Proper
James Edward
Dennis Driscoll
Wright Street
Michael 2
James Clapp
Elgin
Alphonse Vanssens
Snyder Circle
Lawrence Joyce
White Street
Off Shore Drilling Shut Down Amid Santa Barbara Spill
Offshore drilling in the Santa Barbara channel largely halted as a runaway well leaks about 21,000 gallons daily and a relief well is drilled. An oil slick covers 200 square miles. Interior Secretary Hickel calls the pollution worse than expected. Investigators from Washington to report findings as hearings consider up to 15 million in fines for negligence. Union Oil ceases offshore operations, while a civil suit against Union Oil is prepared for losses to wildlife.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Pacific
California
Walter J. Hickel
Senate Public Works Committee
Washington
Public Works
Hickel
Humble
Phillips
Gulf
Texaco
Mobil Oil
Union Oil Co
Los Angeles
Charles A. O'Brien
California Water Resources Board
Union Oil
State Fish and Game Commission
Hijacked flight occupants named by Capt Moore
Captain Moore identified the four who left the hijacked Eastern Airlines plane in Cuba as J. Babin W. Hernandez Mrs Hernandez and Miss Hernandez. He noted two men and two women, Cubans about 40 and tall or stocky, with only one speaking English who said they had to return without explanation.
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John Fitzgerald
Mickey
Dutchess Community , College
Tamsin
Eastern Airlines
Cuba
Jack Moore
Miami
Moore
Funeral Services for Raymond Wright Held at Bracken Home
Funeral services for Raymond Wright will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Bracken Funeral Home. Friends may call 7–9 p.m. Monday and 2–4 p.m. and 7–9 p.m. Tuesday. Burial will be in East Branch Cemetery.
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Raymond Wright
Bracken Funeral Home
East Branch Cemetery
DeLang wrongful death suit reaches $440000 verdict ask
Solon report notes attorney Alfred Julien of New York City urged a jury to award $400000 for wrongful death and $40000 for conscious pain as Mrs. DeLang died 15 hours after delivering her sixth child. Defendants include the hospital and Dr John B Molea, now of Columbus Ohio, claimed death was preventable and stemmed from complications.
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Alfred Julien
New York City
Julien
Wilson seeks property tax relief for low income homeowners
Rep Benjamin H Wilson proposes an 80 percent property tax rebate for individuals earning 4500 dollars or less annually who aid local schools but have no children. He also pushes extending sales tax to periodicals to fund the program, while Democrats seek similar relief for homeowners with assessed values under 15000.
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Benjamin H. Wilson
Wilson
Irvis
Check Car For Clues In Slaying
State police investigate a car linked to Sailor 3C Robert R. Fuller Jr. after his body was found January 24 near Courtland. The car, registered to his mother, was involved in a Norfolk accident November 12 and later returned to the family in Williamsport, PA. Fuller had been AWOL while en route from Williamsport to Charleston for reassignment. The Navy confirms his disappearance.
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Norfolk
Courtland
Shipfitter 3
Robert R. Fuller Jr
Fuller
Williamsport
M. L. Daven
Norfolk Police
J. M. Booker
H. L. Mundie
Navy
Charleston
S. C
Virginia
Southhampton
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WOTM
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Sea's Drugs
Peterson Furniture
Fox Head
Easton
News Today
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Ellsworth Mead
Pittsfield
Richard A. Shook
R. D. Corry
Richard L. Kemp
Grand Valley
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Pascal Celery
Frederick J. O’donnell
Wid- Rament
Boston
Frances Brady
Donnell
Solon
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Wes
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
A Corry Savings and Loan Association
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