Rebuttal witnesses planned in post trial phase for ex congressmen case
Federal prosecutors said they will call several rebuttal witnesses as the conspiracy trial of former Maryland Congressman Thomas Johnson and Alabama Democrat Frank Boykin proceeds. Edlin's defense rested with Boykin testifying. Johnson and Boykin face charges over payoffs tied to quashing a mail fraud indictment.
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Baltimore
Edlin
William L. Robinson
Miami
Boykin
Joseph D. Tydings
Maryland
Tydings
Robert F. Kennedy
Roszel C. Thomson
U.S. District Court
Thomsen
Kennedy
Buddy Hackett Slims Down After Weight Gain
AP reports Buddy Hackett shed 27 pounds in three weeks at Duke University Hospital after a Philadelphia show where he realized his chest constriction was from being overweight. He dropped from 27 pounds overweight to a lean 185, aided by a strict regimen and fans noting his changed look.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Buddy Hackett
Philadelphia
Buddy
Buke University Hospital
Flory
Kennedy Appeals Business Leaders for Voluntary Integration
President Kennedy urged 110 business leaders at the White House to pursue voluntary integration of stores, restaurants and theaters with broad support from chain operators in the South while some urged a slow approach before compulsory rules. He signaled a forthcoming congressional request for such legislation as allies suggested next steps. Progress reports were read on integration efforts in the last ten days.
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Washington Cap
Kennedy
South
Congress
White House
District of Columbia
Lyndon B. Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
Milton Elsberg
Drug Fair Stores
Alexandria
Conress
Hoffa and Aides Indicted in $20 Million Pension Fund Scheme
A federal grand jury charged James R Hoffa and seven associates with diverting more than $1 million from the Central States Southeast and Southwest Areas Pension Fund loans for personal gain. The indictment_accuses Hoffa of steering loan approvals, misleading other trustees, and links to Sun Valley housing project in Florida.
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Chicago Cap
James Br, Hoff
Teamsters’ Union
SM Yearold
Sever Associates
Judde Joseph &. Perry
U.S
Hoffa
Washington
Nashville
Tenn
Sun Valley, Inc
Brevard County
Fla
Benjamin Dranow
Minneapolis
Sandstone
Sandstone, Minn
Abe J. Weinblatt
Miami Beach
New York
Cranaw
George Burris
New York City
Herbert R. Burris
Burris
Samuel Hyman
Key West
Calvin Kovens
Cal Kovens Construction Corp
Ruedd, Inc
Zachary A. Strate Jr
New Orleans
Central States
Southeast
Southwest Areas
Teamsters
Teamsters Union
Morella Named to Montgomery Sanitary Board
Anthony C. Morella, 32, a law professor at American University, was appointed to the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission by Montgomery County Council. He succeeds A. Morris for a four year term at 4200 dollars annually. Morris becomes majority clerk. The council also named N. Sedall Coughan as chief judge of the Peoples Court and reappointed Alfred D. Neves to Juvenile Court.
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Rockville, Md
Anthony C. Morella
American University
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
Montgomery County Council
Morella
Antee A. Morris
Morris
Edb Wahwl T
N. Sepdall Coughan
Peoples Court
Coughan
Philip M. Fairbanks
Alfred D. Neves
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Fina Italia
Here
FBI
Sigset
Eiking
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Damascus
Syria
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Blucher
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Mercer’s Drug Store
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Corner
Rey
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Brite Set
Safari Grill
Nh Wah Newspaper
Phiox Verberi
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