Hoffa defense attorney accused of jury tampering in Nashville
U S District Judges barred Osborn Jr. of Nashville from federal courts after prosecutors linked him to offering 10000 dollars through a middleman to a prospective juror to influence Hoffa trial jurors. Hoffa and six others face trial January 6 on charges of attempting to influence jurors in Nashville. Osborn helped defend Hoffa in 1962 and was a leading Nashville Bar Association candidate.
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Nashville
Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Osborn
Miller
Robert D.vick
Ralph A. Elliott
Elliott
Vick
Gray
Nashville Bar Association
Police Hunt Lethal Powder Container In Extermination Work
Philadelphia police search for a station wagon container holding greyish green powder used in extermination work. The lethal cyanide salt based powder could cause instant death if ingested or inhaled. The wagon is owned by the General Sanitation Co.
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Philadelphia
The
General Sanitation Co
Kennedy Defends Scientific Goals in Texas Visit
President Kennedy framed the space program as a bipartisan effort benefiting all mankind during a dedication at Brooks Air Force Base. He urged that the moon effort is not partisan and highlighted future scientific gains while Texas politics loom over the trip.
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San Antonio, Tex
Kennedy
Aerospace Medical Health Center
Brooks Air Force Base
Fulbright
Texas
Johnson's, Ranch
Crown of the Andes sells for 154000 at Sothebys
The jeweled Crown of the Andes, worn by the Virgin of Popayan Cathedral for three centuries, sold to the Amsterdam firm Asschers for 154000 dollars at Sothebys. The 90 second sale drew 300 spectators amid disappointed bidding.
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London
Andes
Virgin of Popayan
Colombia
Amsterdam
Asschers
Sothebys Auction House
Nicholas II
Russia
Aref Forms Moderate Cabinet in Lebanon Crisis
President Abdel Salam Aref names a moderate cabinet dominated by military figures and former Baathists, with Maj. Gen. Taher Yahya as premier and Brig. Hardan Takriti as defense minister. Baghdad reports ongoing mop up against Baathist remnants as conflict steadies in the capital.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Taqi
Abdel Salam Sref
Baghdad
National Guard
Aref
Ahmed Hassan Bakr
Taher Yahya
Baath
House to Question Yale Professor Freed as Spy
Washington AP reporting that the House Immigration subcommittee will question Frederick C. Sarghoon, a Yale professor arrested as a spy in Russia and freed last Saturday, per Chairman Michael A. Feighan. Feighan says the inquiry proceeds on Wednesday.
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Washington
House Immigration Subcommittee
Frederick C. Sarghoorn
Yale
Russia
Michael A. Feighan
Ohio
House
Meany Reelected as AFL CIO Leader Amid AMA Fraud Claim
In New York the AFL CIO wraps up official business after accusing the AMA of fraud over elder medical care support. George Meany wins a fifth term as president of the 13.5 million member federation. a $400,000 defamation suit by Steelworkers Union official Paul Normile tied to a recording is cited but disputed by AMA.
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New York
AFL- Cio
American Medical Association
George Meany
Meany
Afl-Cio
Steelworkers
Washington
Paul Normile
Pittsburgh
Committee On
Aflcio
Congress
Edward R. Annis
AMA
Normile
Chicago
AMPAC
Congolese To Break With Reds
Premier Cyrille Adoula prepares to cut diplomatic ties with the Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia and expel their diplomats from the Congo. Government sources say documents seized from two Soviet diplomats reveal deep Communist subversion.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Cyrille Adoula
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Congo
Adoula
Foreign Ministry
Jis
Benik Beknazar-Jurbachev
Novosti
Tenor Giovanni Martinelli Celebrates 50th Met Season
New York AP Giovanni Martinelli 78 marks 30th anniversary debut at the Met in a special event. Lauder Greenway hails his trumpet like tones as he performed with Carmell MacNeil Mary Curtis Verna Carlo Bergonzi and others. Martinelli debuted November 20 1913 as Rodolfo in La Boheme and remains active as a voice coach.
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Giovanni Martinelli
Himself
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Met
Lauder Greenway
Martinelli
Greenway
Carmell MacNeil
Mary Curtis Verna
Carlo Bergonzi
Robert Merrill
Anna Moffo
Giorgio Tozzi
Rita Gorr
Zinka Milanov
Cesare Siepi
Rodolfo
Iran says Soviet jets downed plane near Meshed
Soviet jet fighters shot down an Iranian twin engine plane on a photographic mission tied to land reform. Two occupants were killed and the pilot seriously injured after entering Iranian air space near Meshed during Leonid Brezhnev's visit. Iran protests to the Soviet government.
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Tehran
Iran
Meshed
Mehrabad
Darghar
Leonid Brazhnev
Congress Smog On The Hill Hits Civil Rights Fight
Washington reports describe a civil rights smog as Congress debates the civil rights bill. Senate and House leaders warn time is against action this year while wrangling continues. In other news the Disarmament Agency seeks funding and Alabama charges prompt Justice Department scrutiny as grand jurors plan to visit Washington.
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Hubert Humphrey
Congress
Humphrey
Senate
Democratic
House
U. S. Disarmament Agency
Disarmament Agency
William Foster
Soth
Alabama
Justice Department
Robert D. Wilkinson
Dallas County
Ala
Robert F. Kennedy
Burke Marshall
Department
Wilkinson
Circuit
Blanchard McLeod
Grand Jury
Women push for ordination of rabbis at Reform gathering
At Chicago convention the National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods favored allowing women to be rabbis, proposing a conference with the Central Conference of American Rabbis and Union of American Hebrew Congregations to explore action. The measure drew a strong, largely nondebated, near unanimous stance from about 900 delegates.
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Chicago
National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Union of American Hebrew Con
Reform Judaism
Federation
United States
Canada
Kane Evans
William Ackerman
Meridian
Lily H. Montague
London
Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion
Rail strike spread across France demands wage hikes
France rail unions called a three day nationwide strike starting November 26 to demand higher wages and better pay terms across the network.
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Paris
France
Girl Who Lost Leg Faces Pain and Adjusts to Amputation
In Cleveland, Christine Simko 14 undergoes recovery after right leg amputation for cancer. She endures pain and fitful sleep while her mother and hospital staff provide support. Doctors call her pain normal and note her resilience amid gifts and visits.
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Cleveland
Chris
Christine
Lily Simko
Christina
Markets Suspend 2 Firms In Major U S Trading Disruptions
Two large brokerage houses Ira Haupt & Co and J R Williston and Beane Inc were suspended from New York and American exchanges after Allied Crude Vegetable Oil and Refining Co of Bayonne NJ defaulted on margin calls totaling more than 18.6 million. The move hit prices in securities and commodities before a late rally as the Chicago Board of Trade reinstated the firms and authorities warned they could be reinstated after creditor settlements. Allies bank ruptcy prompted further suspended cottonseed oil trading headline as Haupt and Williston and Beane operate across several states with many branches.
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New York
Ira Haupt & Co
J. R. Williston and Beane, Inc
American Stock Exchanges
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Allied Crude Vegetable Oil and Refining Co
Bayonne
N.J
U.S. District Court
Allied Crude
Haupt
Williston and Beane
New York Exchange
Williston
Beane
Exchange
Allied
New York Produce Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
New Jersey
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Cambodia denies seeking aid or alliance with Communists
Ambassador Mong Kimny said Cambodia does not seek to rush into the Communist camp. He stressed Cambodia wants to be left alone to develop its economy and denied plans to request military aid from China while suggesting China might send limited technical experts.
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Cambodia
Mong Kimny
State Department
Norodom Sihanouk
Kimny
Viet Nam
Laos
Indochina
United Nations
Sihanouk
China
Peking
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