Auction nets 34500 for JFK 58 minute film
A 58 minute silent and narrated film of John F Kennedy greeting voters during his 1952 Senate campaign sold for 34500 at a New York auction. Items included a mahogany cigar box 40250 a walking cane 14950 and an off white china bowl 3162 while some pieces were pulled amid National Archives and Kennedy family objections.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Senate
Arlan Ettinger
Guernsey
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Onassis
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Lyndon Johnson
Europe
Maryland
Robert L. White
National Archives and Records Administration
Caroline Kennedy
John F. Kennedy Jr
Oval Office
White
National Archives
Evelyn Norton Lincoln
Lincoln
White House
Fake Megan's Law hoax targets guidance counselor in New Jersey
A fake Megan's Law flier targeted Bridgewater Raritan High School counselor Arthur Goldsworthy. Prosecutors investigate the mailer as a possible harassment or obstruction case amid ongoing debates over community notification rules since 1995.
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Ee N.J
Department of Sexual
Arthur Goldsworthy
Bridgewater- Raritan
Goldsworthy
Stephen B. Rubin
State Public Defender’s
State Supreme Court
Bill Heine
Community Notifi
Van crash kills great-grandson of von Tr apps
A van carrying Carleton College students on a spring break trip crashed on Interstate 80 near Wood River Nebraska. Marc von Trapp T 19 died after being thrown from the vehicle as it rolled. Thirteen students were injured, eight released after treatment. The van was en route to Moab for a college camping trip.
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Grand Island
Neb
Singing von Trapp
Marc von T
Carleton College
Vermont
Austria
Northfield
Minn
Wood River
Moab
Cenetiee Omive
Bomb explosion at Vermont home kills teen
In Fair Haven Vermont a private home blast killed 17 year old Christopher Marquis and seriously wounded his mother Sheila Rockwell 52. FBI and ATF investigated while state police labeled the blast caused by an explosive device. Witnesses reported the explosion behind the police departments.
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Fair Haven
FBI
Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Steve Brown
Christopher Marquis
Rutland
Jill Jesse White
Sheila Rockwell
Prosecutor urges Ray to admit guilt for freedom
MEMPHIS Tennessee AP James Earl Ray 70 could win release if he admits killing Martin Luther King Jr prosecutors said Thursday Ray who pleaded guilty in 1969 to the King assassination argues innocence His lawyer William Pepper called the claim impossible Ray has long asserted a Montreal gun dealer named Raoul framed him He has been in ill health including cirrhosis and a ranking hospital stay while seeking a medical furlough and a new plea deal
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Memphis, Tenn
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Ray
James “Earl Ray
William Pepper
London
King
Memphis
State Department of Correction
John Campbell
Department of Correction
Campbell
Montreal
Raoul
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Chives and the Kennedy Children
Cation
Sworthy
Courier-News of
Bridgewater
Richard A. Leonard
van Crash
von Trapps
Lennox
Dillard's
Visa
Mastercard
American Express
Discover
Diners Club
Music City Mall
An Cepero
M.D
Violeta F. Bello
American Academy of Pediatrics
Bello
Tod Children's Hospital
Youngstown
Ohio
Lawrence General Hospital
Lawrence
Violeta F. Bello, M.D
Pediatrics
11Th St
Odessa
Texas
Hadae
Galvin
Carpenter
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