Reformed Gambler Kidnapped Tortured By Unknown Gang
Joseph Moriarty a former numbers operator in Jersey City who recovered from a brutal kidnapping and torching by three unknown assailants. He had earlier unearthed millions from past profits and later escaped handcuffed, after which he vanished again. History notes Moriarty’s legal battles over the money and his prior life in illegal betting.
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Jersey City
N.J. Cap
Joseph
Moriarty
Jersey Shore
Verely
Jersey City Medical Center
Patrick McGee
Riarty
U.S. Court of Appeals
New York City
Hudson
Joe
Hudson County
Comment on Sunday tackles censorship and porn in NBC program
New York AP reports NBC will air a one hour Sunday Comment segment about pornography and censorship. Edwin Newman hosts a four or five participant format with four and a half minutes per reader. The show aims to let ideas speak without editing or interruption.
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New York
NBC
Edwin Newman
Fred Freed
Freed
Tom Wolfe
Wolfe
Edward Teller
Fight Opens In Congress On Addition To Library
Washington AP report on a Capitol Hill dig of a 7.2 million hole amid a clash over whether to finish a 90 million six story library annex or repurpose the site for a future House office building. Leaders move to cut 71 million in construction funds, sparking disputes among Albert Mumford White Andrews and other lawmakers.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
House
Library of Congress
Congress
Carl Albert
D-Oklaw
Albert
Capitol Grounds
Independence Avenue
First
Second
Librarian of Congress
L. Quincy Mumford
James Madison Memorial Library
Mumford
Capitol
George White
George Andrews
Dala
House Legislative Appropriations Subcommittee
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Powerlors
ST Frederick
Alfred Hitchcocks
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Taneytown
Emmitsburg
Paul Newman
Joanne Woodward
Robert Wagner
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Ea T
Lita Raes Gee
Thunder Road
Topaz
James Garner
Gayle Hunnicutt
Willie
The
Frederick Motor Company
Motor Company
FORD
Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
Norw Spa
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