Loans linked to Mafia continue debate on insurance scams
The report outlines Mafia tied loan schemes involving Community National, Tintair, and A. I. C. using insurance policies to back stock trades. Emile Tucker and other intermediaries allegedly arranged policy sales to obtain loans and falsified values, with investigations in Oklahoma and New Jersey highlighting midlevel brokers and shell companies.
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Nea
Ap Arizona
Arizona Insurance Commis
Community National Life Insursioner
Tintair
Couat
Tintai
Oklahoma
Goldberg
Emile
Tommy the Twitch) Tucker
New York
Community Nation
Commercial Finance Corp
Newark
Com. Company
Berg
New Jersey
John Masiello Sr
Munity National
Tom Waddell
A. S
Florida Insurance
Jimmy J. Ryan
National
Tallahassee
Calnter
Stout Linked to Crime Rumors Amid Alibi Claims
In Columbia, Stout, a popular college man, denied killing the apartment house victims. Friends recall him dating a Detroit student from Stephens College and mention his alibi with Billy Pelari across the street. Police note a man ran in the alley the night of the murder, with no conclusive link to Stout.
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Gir
Stout
Frieders
Columbia
Detroit
Mich
Stephens i College
Irime
Billy
Pelari
Dolan
Stout Arrested in Boone County for Mortgage Property Fraud
Boone County Prosecuting Attorney Frank Conley says Stout was arrested after appearing with his attorney at the Boone County Courthouse. He faces charges of transporting mortgaged property with intent to defraud and related acts after dropping out of summer school at the University of Missouri and working as a top salesman in a shoe store.
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Total Shoe
Stout
Boone County
Frank Conley
Disputed over the counter stock schemes and ship collision traces
The testimony outlines Buffam’s bid to buy Commercial Finance stock at 33 a share, noting pink sheets listings as unreliable. It also covers the Melbourne Evans collision near Australia, the ensuing inquiries, and welfare program costs tied to April expenses and beneficiaries.
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Goldberg
Frank G. Buffam
Commercial Finance Corp
Buffam
SEC
Cap
Beifam
Melbourne
Ately
Masiello
Community National
Commercial Finance
New York
D Day Veterans Remember Normandy Casualties and Heroes
Casualties on D-Day are recalled with Lt. William Sharp's account of storming Omaha Beach at 11 45 am and freeing waterproofing gear. American losses in first 24 hours total 6802. British and Canadians 3500 to 4000. Memorial ceremonies honor Omar Bradley Richard Gale and Charles Elworthy as leaders reflect on war and humanity.
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Dune
Sword and Gold
Omaha
William Sharp
Pennington
Nnj
Lam
1St
Omar Bradsley
Richard Gale
Charles Elworthy
Royal Air Force
Gavin
Flaming objects light up St Louis area sky
St Louis area residents and pilots reported seeing several white objects with a green blue tinge moving east to west around 5 30 pm Thursday night. observers as far as Peoria and Denver reported sightings while J Allen Hynek suggested a Russian satellite reentry but officials in Colorado Springs had no record of any satellite scheduled to reenter, noting the center tracks manmade satellites.
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ST. Louis
Peoria
Ill
Denver
J. Allen Hynek
Northwestern Univiversity
Chicago
Paris
Space Defense Center
Colorado Springs
Colo
Break spares horse caught on wrong track
Philadelphia AP report says Blue Boy the five year old gelding bolted from Fairmount Park and ran onto a Penn Central line. A hoof wedged between ties, a power outage halted the center city local, and the horse was freed about 600 feet from the incident. The horse suffered severe leg injuries.
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Philadelphia
Blue Boy
Penn Central
Fairmount Park
Memorial services for RFK death anniversary observed
Memorial services for Robert F Kennedy marked the first death anniversary with a simple folk Mass at Arlington gravesite and a large National Cathedral event in New York. Terence Cardinal Cooke led a Mass at Kennedy’s grave as 70 voice choir and about 1,000 announcements were organized by Senator Edward M Kennedy. An additional service was planned at a church in Washington, reflecting themes of gun control and civil rights.
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Barry Galt
Tintair Inc. & News
Sembawang
York
Tintair
Saigon
Prasst
Robert F. Kennedy
Ethel Kennedy
Avor
New York
Terence Cardinal Cooke
Kennedy
Arlington National
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Martin Luther King Jr
John
San Francisco
St. Francis of the Ci
Dhore
Los Angeles
Gueniamino Bulano
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Church of St. Vincent Ferrer
Harlem Youth Symphony
Kennedy Brothers
Dag Hammarskjgld Park
United Nations
Sirhan Bel
Birhan
Guns and munitions seized in New York raid
Federal agents arrested four men in Long Island with 50,000 dollars worth of arms and a large amount of right wing literature. The group faced charges of illicit firearms dealing and illegal possession and transfer, tied to a six month probe. Names tied to the case include Arthur Needles, Joseph Konopka, Moreland Rollins, and Robert V. McCormick.
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New York
Egent
Suffolk Coury
Long Island
Phillip E. Kopstein
Treasury Departments
Alchohal Tobacco and Firearm Division
Negotiations reveal Korea base plans amid Kennedy tribute
The Seoul Shinmun reports the United States and South Korea discussed building two US Strategic Air Command bases in Korea at a defense ministers conference. Deputy Defense Secretary David Packard represented the US. In Los Angeles, Yvonne Braithwaite will speak at a Kennedy tribute service.
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Seoul
United States
South Korea
U.S
Strategic Air Command
Korea
Seoul Shinmun
U.s.-South Korea
David Packard
Los Angeles
Yvonne Braithwaite
Robert F. Kennedy
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Robert F.kennedy
Will Hepe Babes
Laird criticizes contrived Red broadcasts over POW talks
Secretary Melvin R. Laird charges Hanoi with contrived broadcasts of imprisoned pilots, saying such claims of humane treatment fail to replace humanitarian guarantees. The note follows recent radio plays featuring crewmen, including Lt Cmdr John S McCain Jr, amid US-North Vietnam tensions.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Hanoi
U.S
North Vietnam
Laird
United States
South Vietnam
Navy
John S. McCain I. McCain
North
Pentagon
Defense Department
Jerry Friedheim
Department
Hijackers paid fare with U S tax money
A Miami Herald report says three Cuban exiles hijacked a jet to Havana on May 26 using $57 U S tax funded tickets authorized by the Cuban Refugee Center in Miami relocation expenses. The center declined to comment. The hijacked flight originated from Miami to New York and diverted south of Jacksonville. The exiles had arrived from Cuba in the past seven months and worked intermittently at a sugar refinery near Belle Glade.
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Miami
Airlines
Havana
U.S
Miami Herald
United States
New York
Jacksonville
The
Herald
Exles
Cuba
Belle Glade
Miani
Truck Crash Kills Man in Southwest Missouri
A pickup crash on a narrow Route 5 near the Arkansas line in Ozark County Missouri killed Dale Hereford 43 of Fort Scott Kansas. Sheriff reports the truck missed a sharp curve and plunged about 300 feet into a ditch overturning, with Hereford thrown from the vehicle shortly after midnight.
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Gainesville
Kansas
Arkansas
Ozark County
Missouri
Herman Pierce
Dale Hereford
Ft. Scott
Kan
Hereford
Pierce
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Edouard A. Stackpole
Weekly Inquirer
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Nantucket Island
Tucker
Florida
State Fire and Casualty Co
New Y York State Investigation Commission
Peter J. Rugani Jr
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
George H. Henry
Minuta Manet
Ryan
Life Insurance Co
Financial Generalcident Corp. 8
Philip Goldberg
Phoenix
Arizona
KansasCity
SpringGeld
William Skillman
Kansas City
Mo. Skillman
University of Missouri
Lue
John A. Masiello Jr
Maurice A. Minuto
Sec Jtler
David Green
Stevenson
Evans
C ‘Mpact
Associated Press
State Division of Welfare
Ian
Royal National Bank of Newad
SEATO
Voy
Mecklenburg
Ludwigslust
BRYAN
St. Louisans
Philadelphia School of Agriculture and Science
RFK
8Th
Arthur Needles
Southampton
Joseph Konopka
Man
Nville
Moreland Rollins
Hampton Bays
Robert V. McCormick
Center Movich
Suthwest
Salvation Army Thrift Store
B.T.U
Philco
Trader Vic
Centertown, Ma
Renneys
Sizzler
Penn-Prest” Towncraft
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