Judge delays ruling in contempt trial of Willard Custer
In Baltimore U S District Judge Herrison L Winter postponed a decision in the contempt case against Willard R Custer and his associates tied to a May 1962 order barring public stock sales for Custers firm Securities officials claimed willful disobedience while defense contended lack of knowledge of the associations structure The case centers on 1 579 500 shares sold to about 150 investors through three named associations and tied to Custers aerospace efforts witnesses described stock sales and investor contacts amid a deficit carrying into 1961 and later
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Rice To Complement Indian Style Food
A recipe outlines cooking vermicelli and rice in butter until light gold, then adding hot broth and simmering about 30 minutes. Stir in celery and adjust salt, finishing with butter. If needed, add more stock and continue cooking until absorbed and tender.
Prison escape trio indicted on multiple charges in Maryland
Three inmates who escaped Maryland Penitentiary last week face 22 new charges including kidnapping and assault with intent to murder. They allegedly used guards as hostages, commandeered vehicles, and exchanged gunfire with police before capture about 40 minutes later.
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Moonshining Costing Government Over $600 Million
Memphis Tennessee AP reports Louis E. Howell of the National Council Against Tega Liquor says moonshine operations cost the government more than $600 million in tax revenue losses each year. He notes moonshining is a big business, especially in the southeastern states.
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Louis E. Howell
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Council OKs Vehicle Swap in Fall River
FALL RIVER MASS AP The City Council approved swapping a 30 year old fire engine for a road grader only 2 percent years old. The offer came from Victor Palinzini of Rehoboth who said I just like fire engines.
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Fall River, Mass
Victor Palinzini
Rehoboth
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