Two Men Indicted In Bank Scandal
Washington report states two Texas bank raiders Garrett and Morris, both identified as Negroes, were indicted by a federal grand jury in El Paso for defrauding First National Bank of Ma Tex and misapplying funds with conspiracy to defraud. The charges follow Senate inquiries into bank failures and related industry concerns.
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Washington
HTNS
Senate
Texas
Justice Department
Berard
Garrett
Joseph B. Morris
First National Bank of
Ma Tex
Nicholas Katzenbach
el Paso
Hind
Matthew D. Steiner
Marlin Bank
Mainland Bank and Trust Co
Texas City
Tex
Labor May Open Its Own Probe Into Union Vote
AFL-CIO may start its own inquiry into irregularities in the IUE presidential vote. The effort would pursue alleged false tallies, with the ethics board led by Al Hayes to review the trustees’ count and assess possible wrongdoing. Carey denied fault but acknowledged calls for internal scrutiny.
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James B. Carey
Paul J. Jen
Newark
N. J
Carey
Afl-Cio
al J. Hayes
Inter
Labor Department
National Association of Machin
Jennings
Dom
Federal
Teamsters
Negro Denominations Join Church Union Talks
In Lexington, Kentucky, AME Church AME Zion Church and Christian Methodist Episcopal Church were welcomed into ongoing consultations for a unified Protestant church. Leaders expect early acceptance by their governing bodies to join the Consultation on Church Union and proceed to draft an actual plan of union with existing participants.
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Lexington
UPL
Amerista
African Methodist Episcopal
AME) Church
AME Zion Church
Christian Methodist Episcopal Church
Consultation On Church Union
CCU
Methodist Church
Episcopal Church
United Presbyterian Church
United Church of Christ
Disciples of Christ
Evangelical United Brethren
Episcopal
Robert F. Gibson Jr
Richmond
Eugene Carson Blake
George Beazley
Disciples of Christ Council On Christian Unity
United Church
Union Man Charged In Conspiracy
Lawrenceburg police charged Teamsters Union member David R. Lindsey with conspiracy to burn and damage property after a smoke bomb was thrown into a display room at a Murray of Ohio furniture plant. He also faced a missile throwing and license plate concealing count as he fled. No fire damage reported. An earlier incident involved a Teamsters official’s fire damaged car linked to strike actions at two plants in Lawrence County.
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Lawrenceburg
UPI
Teamsters
David R. Lindsey
Lindsey
Murray of Ohio
Team Isters
Lawrence County
Harold Brown
James Craighead
Local 327
Brown
Trio Pleads Guilty To Aumo Thefts
In Nashville three men and a gunsmith admitted federal theft charges tied to 1963 ammunition robberies at Campbell, Kentucky. Patrick Migliaccio 33 Joseph Keleman 33 and Richard Binkley 29 pleaded guilty, while John Louis Jr and Bill Arnold pleaded not guilty. The case centers on theft of more than 4000 boards of ammunition valued around 22409 dollars.
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Nashville
UPI
Fr. Campbell
Patrick Louis
Migliaccio
Joseph Keleman
Richard Hunter Binkley
Clarksville
John Louis Jr
Bill Arnold
Romey
Heart Grows Faint Over File Secrets
Washington congressman Otis G Pike reveals a string of secret pages and red stamped secrecy on a subcommittee inquiry. He notes two dozen hearings, mostly secret, and questions agency blame while recounting his boyhood in Scarborough New York. He cites missions in California and warns of enemy access to such secrets.
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Armed Services Committee
Oll
Army
Stephen
Pike
morelAiles
Stephen Ailes
Lligence
Onlin Romney
W. Va
Ailes
Bally
Cornwell Ailes
Scarborough
N.Y
Services Committee
Scarbor
California
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Garrett and Mortis
James Carey
Realgns Post
Paul Jennings
Leter
Comptroller of Currency
Garret
Los Angeles
Morris
Oakland
Calif
Steiner
Symington OK
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Peter Encesty
Pares Palace
Cally
Ted Rae Cation
Erent Ginetta
Isteax
Teun
Trio
UPS
OGP
Central Intelligence Agency
Otis G. Pike
Dn.y
Stains
Sears
Dacron
Arnel
Chetk Sears
Jeb Black
Eastman
Bate
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