Final Arguments Open In James Hoffa Trial
In Chattanooga AP James Neal lead prosecutor opened final arguments in the Hoffa jury tampering trial as it enters week seven. Hoffa and five co defendants are accused of trying to bribe or influence the 1962 Nashville jury. Neal warned against punishing the innocent while noting the prior mistrial. Defendants Campell Dorfman Parks Tweet King faced questions as the trial resumed with closing remarks and each defendant testified. If convicted Hoffa could face up to 14 years and a 15600 dollar fine. others up to five years and 5000 dollars.
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Hoffa
James Neal
Teamsters
Nashville
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Neal
Frank
Son
Pagan
Larry Campbll
Detroit
Allen Dorfman
Chicago
Thomas Ewing Parks
Nicholas J. ‘Tweet
Huntington, W. Va
Ewing King
Investaccounts
Presona
Cormunion Lto
Eastman Kodak Company
Lincoln Rochester Trust Company
Kingsport
Yell Blamed In Death Of Parachutist
AP report from Lansing details parachutist Richard Welsh who shouted Yell Ow as he leaped from a plane at 3000 feet and died when his chute failed to open. Witnesses say Welsh held the D-ring in his mouth due to no pocket, causing the ring to fly out as he yelled.
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Lansing
Mich
Richard Welsh
Tate
Frank Judge
David Monroe
Robert McDonald
Welsh
Walsh
Monroe
Area Club Calendar Monday Kingsport Events
Kingsport area clubs meet Monday including PTA Council at 7 30 pm in the auditorium of the Memorial Library Kingsport Newcomers Club dinner at Echo Valley Club 7 pm Kingsport Chapter 1106 Women of the Moose 7 30 pm at the Manse Lodge chapter night Mooselaven committee hosts Kingsport PTA Council 7 40 pm in the auditorium Kingsport Public Library XI Delta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi at 1520 Kenmore Drive Pilot Club of Kingsport 5 45 pm in the Chamber of Commerce Sullivan County Council for Retarded Children 7 30 pm at First Baptist Church all members urged to attend Colonial Heights Elementary PTA program 1 will be recognition of school
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PTA Council
Red Dahnsin Memorial
Newcomers Club
Echo Valley Club
Women of the Moose
Manse
Mooselaven Committee
Kingsport Pta Council
Kingsport Public Library
XI Delta
Beta Signa Phi
Kearney Calhoun
Kenmore Drive
Pilot Club
Chamber of Commerce
Sullivan County Council For
First Baptist Church
Colonial Heights Elementary
PTA
Washington-Lee School Pta
Vernon
L. Johnson
Altrusa Club
Ridgefields
Cobyns-Bennett Pta
Cosmopolitan Kiwanis Club
Ridgefields Country Club
Jim Miller
Colonial Garden Club
Leo Boyd
Wilmont Drive
Keron High School
Liberty Chapter
CES
Masonic Hall
Fort Henry Drive
Skyland Garden Club
Whitney B. Carter
Skyland Drive
Andrew Johnson School
IBEW
Kingsport Power Company
Douglass School
Police Probe 3 Break-Ins In Kingsport Weekend
Three break-ins and a car theft were reported to Kingsport police over the weekend. A .22 rifle and assorted items were stolen from Sam Williams’s home. A coin theft was reported by Jerry Miller from his collection. Bell's Fruit & News stand was broken into and meat taken. A car stolen from Holston Valley Hospital parking lot bore license tag 50 1150. Authorities say four thefts are under investigation.
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Kingsport
Sam Williams
Eastwood Ave
Jerry Miller
Sequoyalt! Drive
Bell
Fruit & News
East Sullivan Street
Grossle Smith
Greenway Road
Bristol
Tenn
Holston Valley Community Hospital
New Nonoperative Piles Treatment Claims Breakthrough
A historic report from New York asserts a new healing substance can shrink hemorrhoids, relieve itching and pain without surgery. Early cases note actual reduction and rapid relief, with patients calling piles a nonissue. The remedy, allegedly called Peapuration 1, is said to be sold at drug counters in ointment or copponitory form.
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New York
Science
Haa
Public Defender questions wrong man in slaying case
Nashville public defender Charles Galbreath said he believes police have the wrong man in the pistol killing of 18 year old Paula Herring. He argues 19 year old John Randolph Clarke is probably innocent of the first degree murder charge and would take a lie detector test only under proper conditions.
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UPI
Charles Galbreath
Galbreath
John Randolph Clarke
Paula Herring
Galbreaili
Clarke
Barly
Five Air Force fliers survive five days at sea after daring takeoff
Five U S Air Force airmen spent five days adrift 140 miles east of Great Abaco Island in the Bahamas after rough seas hampered takeoffs. A Coast Guard rescue recovered an instrument pack and the crew, marooned aboard a twin-engine HMS amphibian craft from Cape Kennedy, before returning them to Eglin AFB. Crew members include Capt David Whitaker Copilot, Col Louis Sacana, Cap David Westenbarger, S Sgt Robert Bedrow, and AIC Ernest Millanez. Home towns not listed.
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Air Force
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Cape Kennedy
Louis J. Sacana
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Day Dowell
Howell
Navy
Dowell
David Whitaker
David Westenbarger
Robert Bedrow
AIC
Ernest Millanez
Gambler To Testify In Bobby Baker Probe
Edward Levinson Las Vegas hotel owner and gambling casino operator appeared before the Senate Rules Committee to testify in the Bobby Baker investigation as two witnesses were slated. The committee sought details on Baker's bank dealings and potential conflicts of interest while Scott accused the government of blocking the inquiry.
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Washington
Edward Levinson
Las Vegas
Nev
Senate Rules Committee
B. Everett Jordan
D- N.C
Levinson
William Kentor
Chicago
Hai
Penne Bath Levinson
Sigelbaum
Serve-U/ Corp
Baker
Hugh’ Scott
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Pennaysbarte
Senate
Summittee
Lings
Publc
Rules Committee
Luxembourg joins United Nations as charter member
Luxembourg is a charter member of the United Nations. Penasse, Minnesota, was the northernmost town in the US before Alaska achieved statehood, marking a notable geographical footnote in US history.
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Luxembourg
United Nations
Penasse
Minn
Alaska
AAR Offers $100 000 Reward For Florida Rail Saboteurs
The Association of American Railroads announced a 100000 dollar reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of saboteurs who dynamited a Florida East Coast Railway freight train near St Augustine. President Loomis praised President Johnson for FBI involvement as explosions mount on a strike troubled line.
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UPT
Vital Public Transport Association
Jackson
Miami
Florida East Coast Railway
Association
Daniel P. Loomis
Johnson
Florida
Fortis Bryant
Loomis
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Crossman apologizes to Churchill for WWII libel claim
London reports Richard Crossman, a Labour politician and journalist, publicly apologized to Sir Winston Churchill for alleging Churchill personally ordered a bombing raid out of pique. The apology and full retraction ran in the Sunday Telegraph after Churchill threatened libel actions unless a substantial RAF Benevolent Fund donation was made.
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UPI
Richard Crossman
Labor Party
Wington Church
Britain
Sunday Yelegraph
Churchill
Crossman
Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund
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