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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1966

Page

4

Supreme Court Memo Reveals FBI Bugging Of Lawyer Client

The Justice Department sent an unprecedented memorandum to the Supreme Court admitting FBI listening devices were used in conversations between a lawyer and client in 1963. Fred B. Black Jr. seeks a new review of his tax evasion conviction while the memo argues he should have a court hearing on the matter.

Joseph E. Mohbat Washington (Ap Washington Justice Department Supreme Court Federal Bureau of Investigation Bobby Baker Fred B. Black Jr Thurgood Marshall Black Marshall High Court FBI Department of Justice Atty Nicholas Katzenbach Baker Senate Democratic IRS U.S. District Court

Costly Crossing Toll Policy At Golden Gate Bridge

Drivers who reach the toll plaza broke must pay or post bond after crossing the Golden Gate Bridge since 1937. The policy has earned about 113 million dollars from 156 million crossings, far above the original 35 million construction bill. Captain Edward R. Moore leads 64 toll collectors handling traffic on the span.

Lyle W. Price San Francisco Golden Gate Bridge Edward R. Moore

Toll Bridge Promises and Penniess Drivers Folly

At a long foot bridge toll scene captains guard a safe full of unredeemed items including hip boats fishing reels and transistors as drivers unable to pay 25 cent toll offer socks handkerchiefs or other goods to redeem payment. Local residents may sign a pledge to return with funds or a warrant is issued.

Moore

Ex-Con Indicted In Torture Slaying Near Downtown

A Hennepin County grand jury indicted Elmo Adams, 49, on first degree murder in the torture death of John C. Ostrom, 32, whose partly dismembered body was found in a basement trunk. Adams signed a statement admitting the slaying after meeting Ostrom near the apartment and sharing a one room flat for days. Ostrom had been released from Stillwater State Prison recently and was identified by fingerprints. Adams was jailed awaiting arraignment before Judge Rolf Fosseen, with records noting earlier car tampering conviction and prior New York assault sentence of 15 years to life.

Minneapolis Hennepin County Elmo Adams Adams Rolf Fosseen John C. Ostrom Ostrom Stillwater State Prison Crane Winton New York State

Wisconsin Attorneys Elect Dodgeville Man

Frank D. Hamilton of Dodgeville was chosen president elect of the Wisconsin State Bar. The results announced by the elections committee show Hamilton will succeed Ray R. McCann as president next year, with Reuben W. Peterson named secretary and Richard S. Brazeau treasurer.

Rhinelander Peterson Brazeau Hamilton McCann

Suit Against Chicago Title Firm Settled

A consent decree settles the 1962 antitrust suit against Chicago Title and Trust Co. Judge Edwin A. Robson approved the agreement. Chicago Title will sell over $8 million in interests in five title companies in exchange for keeping Kansas City Title Insurance Co. It must divest holdings in several title firms and title plants and refrain from acquiring new title firms in Missouri Illinois or Wisconsin for five years.

Chicago Chicago Title and Trust Co U.S. District Court Edwin A. Robson Chicago Title Kansas City Title Insurance Co Title Insurance Corp St. Louis Capital Abstract and Title Co Topeka Kan Memphis (Tenn

Judge Orders Payment of Estate Royalties

In Chicago a circuit court orders royalty payments from King Ranch in Texas to be paid to Continental Illinois National Bank as executor of Miss Alice Atwood estate valued around ten million dollars. Judge Pavlik ruled royalties totaling four hundred seventy four thousand dollars held at Northern Trust must stay there until estate finances are evaluated. Miss Atwood left twenty seven and a half percent of the ranch to Michael J. De Bella, Chicago policeman and father of five, who was named heir.

Chicago King Ranch Texas Alice Atwood Exe Cutor Miss Atwood John E. Pavlik Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust Co Michael J. de Bella de Bella Pavlik Northern Trust Bank Humble Oil and Refining Co el Sauz Ranch Kleberg County Tex Continental

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