Hoffa to Appeal Five Year Term in Pension Fund Case
Hoffa's chief counsel said an appeal and demand for a new trial will be filed within 10 days. Judge Richard B. Austin sentenced Hoffa to four concurrent five year terms plus a $10,000 fine, to be served after an eight year Chattanooga sentence for jury tampering.
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Maurice Walsh
Hoffa
Richard B. Austin
US. District Court
Austin
Chattanooga
Tenn
Teamsters Pension Fund
Benjamin Dranow
Minneapolis
Calvin Kavens
Miami Beach
Abel Weinblatt
New York
Zachary Strate Jr
New Dr. Jeans
San Juan
P.R
S. George Burris
Weinblatt
Bureau of Prisons
James Pare
Pare
Geisler's Son Sent To Jail
In Van Nuys California Michael James Geisler 27 the son of late attorney Jerry Geisler received seven days in city jail after pleading guilty to illegally displaying a gun He was arrested June 11 after forcing a taxi driver to drive him through the Hollywood Hills Driver John E Graham 32 escaped by leaping from the cab and fleeing to a service station
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van Nuys
Calif
Jerry Geisler
Michael James Giesler
Hollywood Hills
John E. Graham
Family Automobile Policy Promised by US Fidelity Pre-Guaranty
Copy of a Raleigh era contract clause shows car owner liability for injuries to others and pledge of real estate as security. It asks about the Family Auto mobile Policy of United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company of Baltimore, Maryland, implying assurance of coverage for hospital, nurse, legal costs, and judgments arising from car use.
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United States
Fidelity Pre Guarantyne
Baltimore
Mary
Lady Bird Johnson enjoys buffalo barbecue in Green River
In Green River Wyoming First Lady Lady Bird Johnson attended a town barbecue featuring a 600 pound buffalo with buffalo tips a la bourguignon. She praised the western region and spoke of building a great society while 20 000 people watched in six states over four days.
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Green River
Wyo
United States
Lady Bird Johnson
Goldwater
Sweetwater County
Washington
Johnson
Fall Victim Painting Same Bridge in Camden
Ar thanasios Gougolis, 30, who lost multiple limbs in a 1950s fall from the Benjamin Franklin Bridge, is back on the same span 382 feet above the road painting. He says he is not afraid and his wife Rebecca tolerates the risk as he continues work after a three year layoff.
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Camden
Arthanasios Gougolis
Benjamin Franklin
Delaware River
Rebecca
Gougolis
Taft Frames Moderate Midwest Republican View
Rep. Robert Taft Jr writes in Saturday Review a piece titled The Middle Ground of a Midwest Republican outlining a moderate political philosophy. The article appears in a series of Position Papers in the current issue hitting newsstands today.
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New York
Robert Taft, Jr
Saturday Review
Helou Elected Lebanon's President in Parly Vote
Charles Helou a 51 year old journalist lawyer and diplomat was elected president of Lebanon by a 99 to 5 vote in Parliament. He succeeds Gen Fuad Chehab who left office after refusing a second term and takes office September 23. Helou supports pro western neutrality and opposes Lebanon's involvement in Arab conflicts.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Charles Helou
Helou
Fuad Chehab
U.S
Chehab
France
Helon
Potatoes and tomatoes surprise Wichita gardener
A Wichita Kansas man found unexpected crops in his garden as potato vines appeared among tomato plants and spuds grew at the roots, a twofold gardening surprise from a mixed pollination procedure.
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Wichita
Kansas
Buddhists Fear Khanh Moves Echo Diem Era Power Shift
In Saigon Buddhist leaders warn they may rise again if Khanh follows Diem’s path. They cite central Viet Nam tensions, a Binh Dinh huts burnings incident, and Hue student protests amid fears of renewed repression. A commemorative meeting is planned for the first anniversary of the pagoda raids.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Viet Nam
Khanh
Binh Dinh
Central
Doung van Minh
Minh
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Dress Shirts Short Sleeves Sizes 14 to 17 Neck
Short sleeve dress shirts offered in neck sizes 14 to 17. Readily available in standard fits with varying sleeve lengths. Suitable for office wear and formal occasions. Prices not listed. Inventory appears in a late 19th or early 20th century retail catalog style.
Bobby Hodges Subpoenaed In Baker Suit
Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy and Commerce Sec Luther Hodges are subpoenaed to appear in pre trial proceedings in a $300000 damage suit against Bobby Baker former Senate aide. David Carliner for Capitol Vending Co says subpoenas require cabinet officers to provide office documents regarding Baker's dealings. The suit alleges Baker conspired with Serv U Corp and others to end Capitol's vending business with Melpar Co a local defense contractor.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Secretary of
Commerce
Luther Hodges
Bobby Baker
Senate
David Carliner
Capitol Vending Co
U.S. District Court
Baker
Serv-U Corp
Capitol
Melpar Co
Cincinnati Airman Dies in France Car Crash
Washington AP reports Airman J C Charles L Carter of Cincinnati Ohio died in an auto accident near Evereaux France early Saturday when the car he rode in struck a tree. His parents are Mr and Mrs Owen L Carter of Cincinnati.
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James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Geisler
Walburg
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Middletown
Barry Boosters
Lady Bird
U.S. Senate
Mrs. Johnson
White House
Canada
Lester Pearson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Campobello Island
Orig
Jamaica
Taft
Hue
Here
Dacron G& Cotton
Banton
Seersucker
Madras
Dacron
Dacron & Cotton
Bobby
Hodges
Baker Suit
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