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Plane Case Opens in U.S. Court
The United States opened its case in a second attempt to convict Jay Bayre Ramm and Allen Norman Siegel of interstate transportation of a stolen aircraft. Natives of Toronto, they are charged with stealing a Mooney plane in November 1965 and flying it through several states to Montreal. Witnesses from aircraft maintenance firms and police testified about sightings in Atlanta and Freeport, Grand Bahamas, and a Kerrville bank meeting on October 26, 1965 involving Ramm and Siegel.
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United States
Jay Bayre Ramm
Allen Norman Siegel
Toronto
Canada
Montreal
U.S. Dist
Henry Graven
British West Indies
At- Tanta
Freeport
Grand Bahamas
B.C. Roberts
First National
Kerrville
Kerrville Bank
Glenn Reading
Don Peters
Roberts
Ramm
Dallas
Will E. Sanders
Atlanta
E. Alexander
College Park
Siegel
Leslie Cate