Mystery Man Accused in Salad Oil Scandal
Anthony DeAngelis faced a Newark federal grand jury charging him with moving across state lines 40 million dollars in forged warehouse receipts for soybean oil. The case links to Allied Crude Vegetable Oil and a Bayonne storage tank scandal affecting banks and the New York Stock Exchange.
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New York
Anthony
Tino) DeAngelis
Newark
N.J
DeAngelis
New York Stock Exchange
FBI
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U.S
Kas Lied
Haupt
Anoth
Newler New York
J. R. Willis- York Stock Exchange
Iton & Beane, Inc
Tescue
Exchange
Soviet Union
Allied
Williston
Bayonne
Federal Grand Jury
DeAngel
Congress
New York Produce Exchange
Riot Police Kept on Duty Amid Formosa Tensions
Chinese Nationalist police kept 200 riot officers on duty in Formosa as tensions rose over Japan's handling of a Communist defector to Beijing. The affair strained ties between Nationalist China and Japan, prompting measures to curb trade and protect Japanese offices in Taipei.
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Taipei
Formosa
Japan
Peking
Chou Hung- Ching
Tokyo
Red China
Chang Li-sheng
Foreign Office
Tractor Death in Oil City Area Farm Accident
Joseph L. Barnes, 70, of Emlenton R.D.1, was killed when his tractor overturned on his farm and pinned him to the ground Monday in a rural Oil City area incident.
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Oil City
Joseph L. Barnes
Emlenton
R.D
Alligators Loose on Train In Missouri Sighting
Two baby alligators about a foot long were found in a passenger car of a St. Louis to Kansas City Missouri Pacific train. The conductor alerted Kansas City Union Station and police investigated the curious incident with no explanation of how the reptiles boarded.
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Kansas City, Mo
St. Louis
Kansas City
Missouri’ Pacishc
Kansas City Union Station
Motorman Slain After Stopping Train To Confront Passenger
New York AP report: Frank Milano 38 of the Bronx was stabbed to death aboard the IRT Seventh Avenue Express at 23rd Street after he stopped the train to demand a passenger stop kicking his door and shouting obscenities. The attacker fled via a train window. about 300 riders were aboard.
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New York
23Rd Street
Manhattan
Frank Milano
Bronx
Lawrence McKearney
Milano
Clark Votes With Majority On Foreign Aid Bill Approval
Washington AP reports Senator Joseph Clark of Pennsylvania joined the majority as the Senate approved the compromise foreign aid bill totaling about 3 billion dollars by a 56 to 14 vote. The action moves the measure forward in Congress amid international funding debates.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Joseph S. Clark
Swithh
Senate
Sinister Ties In City Hall Probe See No New Indictments
A Philadelphia grand jury found a sinister connection between the Democratic county executive committee and city council, but recommended no further indictments. It cited coordination on zoning matters and said officials could influence decisions by calling the late James R. Clark. The panel could not compel testimony from former councilman John J. McDevitt due to a court ruling.
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Philadelphia
Democratic County Executive Committee
James R. Clark
Democratic City Committee
Clark
William J. Green Jr
Council
John J. McDevitt
McDevitt
District Attorney’s
Washington
Hope
Darks Council
Bob Hope ends year on military tour with gifts and jokes
Bob Hope returns from a 16,000 mile Mediterranean tour entertaining troops for the 22nd Christmas away from family. He arrived with gifts including a Turkish rug a camel saddle and a scimitar. Delores Hope and children welcomed him at the airport and praised his health.
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Hollywood
Bob Hope
Mediterranean
Hope
Delores
Linda
Nora
Kelly
Tony
Elaine Doherty and William Jackson Jr. wed in Cinchera
Elaine Doherty and William Jackson Jr. were married in Cinchera Colorado on Monday December 30 at the Catholic church. Elaine’s parents Mr and Mrs William Doherty were married December 30, as were Jackson’s parents.
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Trinchera
Colo
Elaine Doherty
William Jackson Jr
William H. Doherty
Elaine
Jackson
Burlington Liar’s Club crowns 1963 world champion liar
Richard K. Burtin of Chatham Massachusetts won the 35th annual Burlington Liar’s Club contest with a brief free style tale about fishing being so bad even the biggest liars didn’t catch any. Honorary mentions went to John Legette Charlotte North Carolina Lloyd Legried De Forest Wisconsin A. Redding Ellensburg Washington and Adrian Jeffes with brief quips.
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Wis
Massachusetts
Richard K. Burtin
P. 0
Box
Chatham
Mass
Burlington Liar’s Club
Otis C. Hulett
John Legette
Charlotte
N.C
Lloyd Legried
de Forest
Wisconsin
Punster A. Redding
Ellensburg
Wash
Adrian Jeffes
Jeffes
Udall oil decisions set by Interior official
Washington brief reports Secretary Udall says final oil industry decisions rest with him after consultation with officials. Johnson grants the Interior Department authority to speak for the administration on oil matters. Udall endorses knowledgeable oilmen as judges and defends John M. Kelly’s public service while noting debates over depletion allowances belong to the Treasury. FBI chief Hoover predicts crime rise in 1964 unless behavior changes, citing abuse of police officers and rising disrespect nationwide.
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Washington (Ap
Washington
Udall-Oil
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Interior Department
Udall
Johnson
Administration
John M. Kelly
Mineral Resources
Kelly
Roswell
N.M
FPI
Edgar Hoover
FBI
Law Enforcement Bulletin
Hoover
Who Will Pay for It Jack Ruby Defense Costs Near 100000
An outlay near 100000 dollars is anticipated for Jack Ruby's defense. Melvin Belli heads the team with other lawyers in Dallas and Los Angeles. Family assets including two Dallas clubs may be sold, while donations from about 400 people help fund the defense as prosecutors mount a strong case.
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Dallas
Tex
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Melvin Belli
San Francisco
Belli
Tom Howard
Sam Brody
Los Angeles
Joe Tonnhill
Jasper
Texas
Chicago
Michael Levin
Scranton Name Appears on Oregon Primary Ballot
Gov. Scranton must be listed on Oregon's Republican presidential primary ballot due to state law requiring names mentioned in national news to be included by March 6. He would need a pledge not to run, which his aides say he will not sign, given his stated willingness to consider a draft.
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Harrisburg
Oregon
Gov. Scranton
Scranton
Blackface Ruling Is Sought In Mummers Parade Case
A NAACP petition seeks an order blocking blackface clowns from the Mummers parade to prevent offense. The hearing was set by Judge Theodore Reimel amid threats from two civil rights groups to physically block the parade. Bowser said taxpayers oppose city participation that depicts Negroes unfavorably.
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Common Pleas Court
Theodore Reimel
The
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Committee For Freedom Now
Chester
Congress of Racial Equality
Charles Bowser
NAAC
Mummer
Momus
Bowser
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