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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1965
Page
2
After a federal trial Judge Murphy sentenced Catizone to two years for masquerading as a CIA agent. The case centered on a garage mechanic who used coded tricks to pretend contact with covert operations while pursuing a romance with Tom Romano’s admirers.
Brooklyn mechanic Thomas Catizone posed as Tom Romano CIA recruiter and ace spy. He persuaded Laura Darris to send thousands, claiming a crash and a CIA mission left him paralyzed. The ruse unraveled as she faced escalating requests and a staged accident tale.
Salmon L. Hoke of Carroll County will speak at the Frederick County Farm Bureau spring meeting at Walkersville Fire Hall. He will share slides from his winter India trip in a Farm Exchange Program and discuss government and agricultural differences between India and the United States. J. Austin Younkins is also mentioned.
Elected president of the group will review the Farm Bureau’s program and provide information about its insurance plan. A social hour will follow with refreshments provided by the Associated Women.
A Gaithersburg man, Jacob W. Ingle, was freed after the assault charge was dismissed in Rockville Peoples Court for lack of prosecution. Judgeene Fairbanks noted Mrs. Delores Ingle failed to appear for the trial and attempts to serve a summons were unsuccessful.
Judge Fairbanks imposed four conditions on Ernest A. Burgess Jr after a nolo contendere plea for stealing $17 from Chestnut Lodge. Burgess must notify his father and current employer, make restitution, pay a $25 fine, and endure six months of supervised probation.
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