Estes seeks pauper status to contest bankruptcy ruling
Billie Sol Estes told a Texas court he has no funds and petitions to contest a $4,000 court cost by bankruptcy judge Thomason. He was convicted last week of swindling in Tyler and given eight years. his lawyers plan an appeal while awaiting trials on other charges. A hearing to locate more Estes assets is set.
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Billie Sol Estes
el Paso
Tex
West Texas
Estes
U.S
Fstes
Thomason
Allan L. Poage
Harry Moore
J. C. Brooke
Wenesday
U S Protocol Chief Becomes a Father
Washington UPI reports Angier Biddle Duke, wife to Mrs Duke, welcomed a five pound boy at George Washington University Hospital. A State Department protocol office spokesman confirmed the birth as timely and said the couple are pleased with the healthy infant.
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U.S
Washington
UPI
George
Angier Biddle Duke
Protocol Office
State Department
PFC
Prema Tocol
Alture
Imperfect Dag Hammarskjold Stamps Halted by Post Office
The Post Office halted sales of imperfect 4 cent Dag Hammarskjold stamps after two printings produced an inverted design. About 400 stamps were issued, with 120.1 million printed, sparking potential values around 350 dollars per stamp for collectors. The error occurred between printings when sheets twisted 180 degrees.
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Washington U
Post Office Department
Dag Hammarskjold
Tate
United Nations
Post Office
Lane
Hammarskjold
Kelleher
Hamtmarskjold
U. N
Maine Learns Who'll Be Governor Today
Maine announced the official governor canvass showing Republican John H. Reed leading Democrat Maynard Dolloff by 405 votes out of more than 292,000 cast. Massachusetts and Minnesota results also faced possible recounts with partial canvasses and absentee ballots still unresolved. Rhode Island added a narrow gain for Republican John H. Chafee over Democrat Notte by 68 votes as ballots remained to be counted.
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Washington
Maine
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Rhode Island
Paul A. MacDonald
John H. Reed
Maynard C. Dolloff
Kevin H. White
Endicott Peabody
John H. Volpe
Hennepin
Minneapolis
Ramsey
St. Paul
St. Louis
Duluth
John H. Chafee
John A. Notte Jr
Burglary Ransacks English Village in Wallop
Thieves struck Over Wallop England during the night, stealing 16 pounds and 2900 pounds in stamps. They raided Mrs Kate Appleton's antique shop taking 400 pounds in jewelry and 20 pounds cash, borrowed a delivery truck to the Post Office to break the safe, then hit a drapery store and The George pub. No loot reported from nearby villages.
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Wallop
England
Kate Appleton
Publication notice from Lone Beach Daily listed at WW Pine Ave
Fragmentary OCR shows a publication from a bureau of circulation with a Sunday issue at Lone Beach area, referencing WW and Pine Avenue. Preserved entities include the Bureau of Circulation and Lone Beach location.
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Acdit Gureau
Gaily
Pine Ave
Lone Seach
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