Coppolino Acquitted Of Murder Gets Florida Trial Next
Dr. Carl Coppolino, acquitted of murder in New Jersey, returns to Florida to face a second murder trial. After a 4 hour 27 minute deliberation, the jury found him not guilty in the death of Lt. Col. William E. Farber, and he is to be flown to Sarasota for a February trial regarding his first wife Carmela. His wife Mary calls the acquittal a blighted victory as Coppolino faces ongoing legal battles.
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Doctor Coppolino Cleared In 1963 Murder Case
Mary Coppolino and F Lee Bailey hailed the acquittal of Dr Carl Coppolino in the murder of retired Army Lt Col William E Farber. Jurors found Coppolino not guilty after arguments over Farber's death and Mrs Farber s testimony of hypnotic influence and anesthesia. The Florida trial preceded New Jersey charges which were pursued later by Vincent P Keuper.
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N.J
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Great Ghastly Necktie Contest Launched by Detroit Free Press
The Detroit Free Press starts the Great Ghastly Necktie Contest asking readers to mail the ghastliest necktie to Y E C H post box 919 Detroit 48226 with a dime for handling. Each entrant receives a necktie in return and the prize goes to the scariest submission.
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Man who rules his conduct learns self-discipline
A concise aphorism asserts that living by principles grants self-control anddiscipline, framing personal conduct as the measure of character and willpower.
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