Lippis Trial Opens in UMW Leader Fraud Case
Au gust J. Lippi 63 a United Mine Workers official goes on trial in federal court Tuesday on charges tied to a 459 710 bank shortage once led by him and alleged phony checks on an Exeter First National Bank account with insufficient funds. Daileda 56 former bank cashier pleaded innocent then guilty The case links to a bank sale and a long term shortfall built since 1946 with a 27 count indictment accusing Lippi of aiding and abetting Daileda in drawing checks knowing funds were lacking.
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Scranton
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Boy Held In Slaying In Hardin Montana
Authorities probe the knife slaying of an 8 year old girl near a Hardin ranching community. Suspect Roberta Rollins 17 admitted picking her up and dumping her body after a drive. A psychiatric exam is awaited to determine possible murder charges.
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Youth Hurled Into Shaft In Mine Disaster
In Ringwood New Jersey AP reports rescue crews begin the dangerous task of recovering the body of 15 year old Harry Van Dunk buried by earth from a slide near an abandoned mine shaft. Arron Milligan 11 and Randall Milligan 13 escaped.
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Watter's Junket Draws Criticism in London
In London after a NATO congress in Paris nine House members and five staff travel with Ernest Petinaud, a Washington dining room waiter, as liaison. Rep. Wayne L. Hays defends the trip saying Petinaud accompanied on vacation and was not paid beyond expenses. Denton notes the Paris hotel distance and Petinaud's back and forth work.
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Services for 100 year old Tennessee woman set
Smithville Tennessee death notice says a DeKalb County woman aged 100 will have services today. The obituary notes she leaves 341 descendants and lists surviving relatives and kin.
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Smithville, Tenn
DeKalb County
Debate resumes on bishops power shift at Vatican Council
Conservative and progressive factions clash over proposals to move authority from the Curia to bishops. Pope Paul VI backs reform as council debates Ecclesia and Bishops and Diocesan Government schemas with three weeks left in the session.
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One Ring Is Worth $35,000 In Manhattan Gem Heist
New York police investigated a weekend jewelry theft totaling about 200000 with a 24 carat diamond ring valued at 35000 among missing pieces. A separate Midtown daylight robbery involved gunmen in masks stealing gems and eight gold bars from a jewelry messenger car.
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Prince's Witels Expecting a Child Next Year
Crown Prince Thondup Namgyal of Sikkim said his wife, former Hope Cooke of New York, is expecting a child next February or March during a New Delhi visit. The couple wed last March in a Buddhist ceremony atop the Sikkim palace. The bride, 23, had just graduated from Sarah Lawrence College.
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Indian Express
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Johnson District Target of GOP Johnson District Runoff
In Texas the 10th Congressional District runoff pits Republican Jim Dobbs against Democrat J. J. Pickle for the House seat vacated by Homer Thornberry. Dobbs trails Pickle narrowly after unofficial results from a three-man race show Pickle leading. Governor Connally will set the runoff date.
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Jake) Pickle
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John Connally
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Madame Nhu Attends Private Mass in Beverly Hills
Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu former first lady of South Viet Nam and her daughter Le Thuy 18 attended a private Mass at the Church of the Good Shepherd in Beverly Hills for her husband Ngo Dinh Nhu and brother in law Ngo Dinh Diem who died in the coup. The service was led by Rt Rev Msgr Daniel F Sullivan and the family was accompanied by Allen Chase and his wife.
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Helicopter crash near Vaiont Dam kills three
Belluno Italy AP reports a helicopter crash during reconnaissance over the Vaiont Dam disaster area. Two state technicians and a pilot were killed. The accident occurred Sunday in the vicinity of the disaster site.
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Four Servicemen Dead In State College Plane Crash
Investigators from the Civil Aeronautics Board completed the first half of their inquiry into a small single engine plane crash that killed four servicemen near State College Pennsylvania. The crash occurred Friday at 6 25 p m about 300 yards from Route 322 and the wreckage covered about 100 feet square. The plane rented from an Illinois aero club and the victims included Staff Sgt Fay D Ross 28 of Rantoul Illinois Lt Paul McAneny 22 Summit New Jersey Lt Richard Windmuller St Albans New York and Airman 3 C David Riess 21 Rochester New York all members of Chanute Air Force Base Rantoul Illinois. The flight was en route from Philipsburg to Morristown New Jersey with a scheduled arrival at 8 11 p m. The CAB says the probe moves to the operations phase examining flight plans route and weather.
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Return to Island for Tristan Islanders Reaches Home
A radio report from Copenhagen says 200 Tristan da Cunha islanders have returned to their South Atlantic homeland aboard the Danish vessel Bornholm. They left Britain two years ago after a volcanic eruption and preferred island life to civilization there. The Bornholm sailed from Southampton with the group on Oct 23.
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College Presidents Face Graying Ranks As Enrollment Grows
At the annual Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges meeting in Chicago, leaders warn 1965 will see 40 percent more high school graduates than 1963 with more entering college. They discuss defense and space pressures narrowing humanities and arts focus, plus rapid growth in knowledge and the impact on campuses.
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William C. Eckerman
High Gear, Economy Could Hold Without Tax Cut
Sen. Dirksen and Sen. Smathers voiced confidence the economy will stay in high gear even if the 11 billion tax cut bill stalls until 1964. They said no downturn is in sight, though Smathers warned about a possible early next year slowdown if taxes remain uncut. Dirksen doubted immediate effects from tax relief and sounded unfazed by delays.
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Everett M. Dirksen
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Conference opens amid Malaysia Malaysia dispute at Colombo Plan talks
A ministerial conference in Bangkok focuses on technical and economic cooperation while avoiding direct reference to the Malaysia Philippines dispute. Philippine and Malaysian delegates seek a path to reconciliation with talks contingent on North Borneo claims. A GATT panel in Geneva studies harm to U S export trade from Europe’s tariff hike and potential relief. In Laos a crash near the French mission kills four, including a Laotian maid and three others.
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