Detectives Recover Star Of India Gem Ex Oil King Guilty Of Fraud
Anthony Tino DeAngelis of Allied Crude Vegetable Oil Refining Corp shifted from innocent to guilty on three counts of a 18 count federal indictment alleging a $100 million conspiracy. He also pleaded guilty to a new conspiracy charge and waived a grand jury hearing. He faced transportation of forged warehouse receipts totaling $9.2 million across a state line and was freed on $5,000 bail as sentencing was not set.
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Newark
N.J
Anthony
Tino) DeAngelis
Ile
DeAngelis
U.S. Dist
Reynier J. Wortendyke Jr
Allied Crude Vegetable Oil Refining Corp
Bayonne
New York
Suspects Apprehended After Station Robbery Attempt
A Rose Oil station attendant refused an armed robbery and, after noting the license, led police to three suspects. J. T. Henry reported the incident. police stopped a car in the 3200 block of Louisville. Suspects Phillip Ray Reeves Jerry Byrnes and G B Smith were arrested on attempted armed robbery charges.
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Bill Hardin
James C. Kelly Jr
Monroe
J. T. Henry
Rose Oil Company
Louisville Ave
Henry
S. 9Th St
Phillip Ray Reeves
Rt. 1
Jonesville
Jerry Truler Byrnes
Kinlark St
Winnsboro
G. B. Smith
Star of India recovered in Miami burglary case
New York detectives returned the Star of India to Manhattan and recovered eight jewels from a $410,000 theft at the American Museum of Natural History. Allan Kuhn and two other suspects were involved in the rescue and face pending bail and court actions.
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New York
Miami
Howard Koch
Florida
Allan Dale Kuhn
Star of India
American Museum of Natural History
Hogan
Kuhn
Maurice Nadjari
Nadjari
Jack
Murph the Surf
State Business Shows Increase in November
Louisiana business activity rose 4.3 percent from a year earlier in November according to LSU researchers. Industrial electric power consumption led with an 8.6 percent gain, while crude petroleum production rose 7.8 percent, department store sales 4.9 percent, and employment 3.9 percent. Freight carloadings fell 0.2 percent and petroleum manufacturing sales dropped 5.8 percent.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Louisiana State University
LSU College of Business Administration
Hospitalized editor Paul Martin in Glenwood Hospital
Paul Martin executive sports editor for the News Star World is hospitalized in Glenwood Hospital West Monroe undergoing tests. He is in Room 442. Tommy Simmons of 740 Olive West Monroe will leave Monday for Navy training, stationed in San Diego California.
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Paul Martin
News- Star — World
Glenwood Hospital
West Monroe
Tommy Simmons
Olive
Navy
San Diego
Calif
Civil Rights Workers in McComb Educated Misfits
Norman Gregor and Bill Day, Wichita State University affiliates, described COFO civil rights workers in McComb as well educated yet disillusioned. They stayed at Freedom House under National Council of Churches auspices, noting caution from workers and ministers’ silence. Day observed a gun-toting Methodist minister photographing Black voters in Canton. They urged avoiding broad judgments of Mississippians while noting white moderates’ silence and uncertainty on action.
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Wichita, Kan
McComb
Miss
Wichita
Mississippi
Norman Gregor
Wichita State University
Bill Day
National Council of Churches
Freedom House
Council of Federated Organizations
Gregor
Day
Canton
Delay Seen On Labor's Pet Repeal
Washington AP reports President Johnson plans to push minimum wage and unemployment compensation before labor's push to repeal section 14B of the Taft Hartley Act. A high administration source says repeal remains a real political concern, with possible timing next spring. The piece notes 14B allows right to work laws and that labor seeks its repeal, while other Taft Hartley changes are considered. There is no change in opposition to a 35 hour work week.
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Johnson
Congress
Ways and Means
Mills
Washington
Organized Labor
Capitol Hill
Weather Change Seen Possible This Weekend
The weekend forecast calls for showers and thundershowers this afternoon and tonight with cooler temperatures to follow. Rain is expected to end early Saturday and a colder spell may occur depending on the cold front movement from the north. Highs this afternoon around 75 to 78, lows tonight 60 to 65, and Saturday highs near 60 if the front arrives. otherwise upper 60s or 70s.
U N Officials Fear Attack On Malaysia
At U.N. headquarters officials fear Indonesia may attack Malaysia after Sukarno announced Indonesia’s walkout from the United Nations. A Malaysia letter to the Security Council cites Indonesian force buildup along the Borneo frontier and asks for immediate U.N. aid if attacks intensify.
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Malaysia
Southeast Asia
United Nations
Indonesia
Soviet Union
Moscow
Kremlin
United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Security Council
Borneo
Indonesian Guerrillas Land in Southern Malay Peninsula
Singapore authorities reported about 14 Indonesian guerrillas landing on the southwestern tip of the Malay Peninsula near the island city. Five of the group were captured by nightfall as security forces tightened patrols in the area.
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Singapore
UPI
Malay Peninsula
Whetstone Sworn President Of Louisiana State Board
W E Whetstone of Monroe was sworn in as president of the State Board of Education in Baton Rouge. Enoch T Nix of Bossier City was sworn in as vice president. Attorney General Jack Gremillion administered the oath. Whetstone planned a special meeting to discuss the federal order banning discrimination in spending federal education funds and stressed joint action with the governor and legislature. The board faces budget decisions for 1965-66 for state colleges trade and special schools.
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Whetstone
Boyd Woodard
Lake Charles
Beatniks Anonymous Aims to Tackle Bath Time Pranks
A new group named Beatniks Anonymous forms to curb quirky routines. If a member feels like taking a bath, another member responds by rushing over to shut off the water, enforcing a playful code of conduct and mutual aid within the circle.
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Beatniks Anonymous
Senate Democrats Assign Freshmen to Key Committees
In Washington, Senate Democrats completed committee assignments for six freshmen, awarding seats in foreign relations, appropriations, government operations, and the District of Columbia. Senior members gained reshuffled posts, with Joseph S. Clark, Claiborne Pell, and Ralph Yarborough among notable appointments. Robert Kennedy also received government operations and District of Columbia Committee assignments.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Joseph S. Clark
Pennsylvania
Claiborne Pell
Rhode Island
Ralph W.yarborough
Texas
Robert Kennedy
District of Columbia Committee
Democratic Steering Committee
Police arrest 10 Irish rebels after Abbeyleix chase
In Abbeyleix Ireland police halted a 20 mile pursuit ending in a wood near Princess Margaret’s holiday mansion Abbeyleix House. A gasoline bomb exploded damaging the estate lights but no injuries were reported. Seven of about sixteen suspects were captured and ten men were arrested.
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Abbeyleix
Ireland
Princess Margaret
Abbeyleix House
Margaret
Lord Snowdon
Viscountess de Vesci
Irish Republican Army
Good Looking Slayer Hunted in California Assault
In San Gabriel California AP reports Mildred Weiss died with a bullet lodged in her spine after she whispered to police that her attacker was a "good-looking young man" as she and husband Morris returned home. An hour earlier a research engineer in West Covina was wounded in a similar attack. Authorities hunt the suspect described by witnesses and linked to the two assaults.
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San Gabriel
Calif
Mildred Weiss
Morris
West Covina
Republican State Central Committee to discuss political action blueprint
Bulletin from Baton Rouge notes the Republican State Central Committee plans a Sunday meeting to consider a new political action blueprint, as stated by state Chairman Charlton Lyons Sr. The briefing frames upcoming party strategy and messaging.
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Baton Rouge
Republican State Central Committee
Charlton Lyons Sr
Local Pastor's Wife Dies in West Monroe
Mrs. Filer Seal, wife of the Highland Baptist Church pastor in West Monroe, died today after a long illness. Funeral services have not been completed.
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Filer Seal
Highland Baptist Church
West Monroe
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