Seven Guilty in Florida Investor Swindle Case
A Florida federal jury convicted seven men tied to the American Bonded Mortgage Co in a six week trial ending after 12 hours of deliberation. They face potential max sentences of 1 year and over $50,000 fines each. Prosecutors said investors were promised guaranteed profits of 7 to 8 percent but received second to fourth mortgages on undeveloped land.
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MLAM
Fla
Nna
Securities and Exchange Commission
Noow
American Bonded Mortgage Co
Mark H. Kroll
Cincinnati
Fred H. Adler
Jack Chernay
William Criswell
Robert C. Brown
William Cahn
Jatin S.hunt Jr
Miami Area
KROLL
Tampa ‘Bay
Berkeley
Florida
Rector of Public Health
Lester Bresiin
Carl's
Bres
Kodak cancels hire and train pact with FIGHT group
Eastman Kodak announced it canceled an agreement to hire and train 600 Negroes over two years. The signing was disputed by Kodak officials and FIGHT leaders led by Saul Alinsky. Kodak said no authorization existed to sign and would continue discussions with FIGHT.
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New York Central Railroad System
Elkhart
Ind
Eastman Kodak Company
Rochester
Kodak Committee
FIGHT
Thesrilliant Negro Group
Saul TD. Alinsky
John G. Mulder
Kodak Park Works
Dantographic Company
Mulder
Franklin D. R. Florence
Florence
Eastman Kodak
T He Company
Sing Sing Warden Announces Retirement After 16 Years
OSSINING NY Warden Wilfred L Denno aged 62 says he will retire on June 12 after four decades in the state prison system He supervised 62 executions at Sing Sing including Julius and Ethel Rosenberg and four executions were carried out in the electric chair on one grim night in 1951
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Ossining
N.Y
Wilfred L. Denno
Af Sing Sing
Sing Sing
Atom Aples Julius
Hel Rosenberg
MRA Hit by Church Criticism
In Santa Fe local church leaders protested the arrival of about 1400 Moral Re-Armament youth for a conference running from today through January 2. The group aims to discuss leadership and expansion as critics question its finances and moral stance. Governor-elect David Cargo, Santa Fe officials, and a state representative greeted the delegation.
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Santa FE
N.M
Moral Re-Armament Organization
United States
Canada
Puerto Rico
South America
Santa Fe News
MRA
Rt. Rev
C. J. Kinsolving
Southwest
Episcopal Church
David F. Cargo
Pat Hollis
Alex Martinez
Santas, Fe
Non-Responsibility Notices and Charter Amendment Report
The clipping contains non responsibility notices by individuals in Long Beach and Dairy Valley California dated 1966 noting later disavowals of debts and obligations. Also listed is a notice of proposed charter amendment for the City of Dairy Valley with availability of copies at the City Hall and a fictitious business certificate for multiple named individuals in Lakewood and Long Beach California.
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Saarinen
George R. Wenterilh
Harding
Long Beach
California
R. Westerlin
James C. Benbow
Roswell
Benbow
Ugsied
RSC
State of California
Dairy Valley
Janus Lara
Porrige
Agies
Lakewood
Bentivengo
Lis Hale
Pangaise Walle Ittinaieh
Sigeine
Dennis Patrick
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Beligver
Hermansen
A Nes
Anthony
Alewanters Bruhn
Ns Allon Gee
Gerinlom
Crowhurst
Ralph ED Eo
Rilo
G. Sangster
Dean Bass
James Sollaude
Devs
Daverubier
UCERA
A .Mry
Donald Keith
Ralph C. Sangster
Exeter
Der
Sinté
En Keith
Cal Slate
Halah
Fanny Kelter
Bethetoy
Arlasia
Aguirre
Ruben Looda
Vos
Redoréa Weaens
Ruth C. Parks
Saali Notary
AOI
Springdale
Westminster
Abe
Yomli
Pau Henry
Orange Ave
Califor
Ruri
Bert Charles
Erriles
Jimmie Grady
Ste Wilmington
Ihateamid
Compact Gillan A Fk
Payeion FM
Ama Ince
Stephen Smee
Charles 3Otter
Temple Rock
Wiliam Amend
van Ruinen
Potter
Chestnut Ave
Jortan
Philo Jr
Bos Aberen
Coun Vall
Linenin
Boyy Dee
Sovethey
Wea
Charles M. Potter
Akemor
BEAL
Avize
Quinn
Bell Gardens
Delrado Apts
P.rox
Californie
Valley
Miracle Building
David Preston
Renita
Tove Leach
Ralph Parker
Terratie
Seach
David Pre
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Wilmington
Unhis Manthy Ttt
The
Lintins
Morris “Dokut
Fai Atlantic
Gene Pade
Bennell Ava
di Holand
Claude “Davia Atotris
Midna Bora Mortis
Iena
Calif
Bay
J Simmons Masonic Coach Dies in Long Beach Hospital
Joseph Simmons a leading Mason and active Jewish lay leader died Friday in a Long Beach hospital after a brief illness.
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Joseph Simmons
Long Beach
County Official Says 109 Jobs Can Be Frozen
Los Angeles officials announce a plan to freeze 109 of 1,504 vacant county jobs citing budget constraints. In related items, county and Masonic groups discuss staffing and recruitment as hearings and documents surface about estate matters and court actions in 1967 Los Angeles County.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Lindon
Hollinger
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Wirenbote
N.Y. Times Service
Louis K. Eilers
Iman
Kodak
Action Line
Independent
Press-Telegram
Dana
Blanton Belk
U.S
MMRA
Cary Vieweily
Dairy Valles
Lewis
Balley
Dee Ohman
Batre
Cameron
W. Willen
Siriy Gees
Forfar
Hawellon
Atteche
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Aretner
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Deventer
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San Francisco
Carpenters Union
Weis
Pilon
Galliam
Richard Aie
Nancy WJ
Welerahy Lakewood
Assassie
Otis
Sacramento
Wilson Francis
McTernan
Wilson's Painters Local 4
Uxions
Norman Call
Max
Ward
Hen Rasnick
East Bay
Painters Union
Wallace Charleston
Joey de la Cruz
Call
Ceward
Beamsley
George, Stanton
Aurugn
Juans
BaRiscoll
Thomas J
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GOD Saves
Rosstwell Ave
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Gary
Centralia
Ialverron-Bill
Huntington Beach
Resell Ave
Christine Amaronral
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Sania
Erldby
Fara
Gardena
Calis
Claude Davis Morris
Hona
Nora
Morris State of California
Lyng Angelon County
Maude Davis Morris
Edun
Nora Morris
William W. Roush
J. Simmons
Masonic
Helen Gealer
Hel ii Memorial Park
Los An
Sidney S
Guthman
Graman
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Tron Willow
Siperior Cour
Cork
Department Erato
Sunertan
Tang Tenet
Terry
Widstam
Tate
Gallffrgin
Lon Angeles
Long Bre
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