Perfect Crime Killer Victor In Libel Suit Reaches Summary Judgment
Chicago judge grants Nathan Leopold a $1.4 million invasion of privacy summary judgment against defendants tied to his notoriety from the Leopold and Loeb case. Levin and others face potential damages after Leopold, now in Puerto Rico, seeks to erase the criminal memory with legal action.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Victor
Chicago
UPL
Nathan Leopold
Thomas E. Kluczynski
Stat
Leupold
Leopold
Puerto Rico
Fran
Leopard
Levin
Israel
Mhlinvisy
Parole Board
Carl Sandburg
Erle Stanley Gardner
Luis Munoz Marin
University of Chicago
Richard Loeb
Bobby Franks
Clarence Darrow
Protestant Merger Talks Hit Roadblock at Princeton
Six major denominations led by the United Presbyterian and Episcopal churches push ahead with talks at Princeton Theological Seminary. The Methodist delegation questions feasibility and desirability while Episcopal leaders favor delay to advance theological explorations. Bishop Gibson says no backing away. Eugene Carson Blake expresses disappointment but remains hopeful.
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Princeton
N. J
UPS
Episcopal Church
Episcopal
United Presbyterian Church
United Church of Christ
Disciples of Christ
Evangelical United Brethren
Princeton Theological Seminary
Robert F. Gibson
Richmond, Va
Episcopal General Convention
Eugene Carson Blake
Philadelphia
Investor asks broker name and gifting stocks to minors
William A. Doyle answers reader questions on brokers and investing. He notes no broker can guarantee gains and compares choosing a broker to picking a family doctor. The column discusses mutual funds, gifting securities to minors, and a booklet on gifts to minors with instructions to request it.
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Teria Tienes
Aiatous
Twuek
Pont Cou
Slo Bse
Stock Exchange
Assi
Broadway
New York
N.Y
Colin
Aluve
Doyle
Bridge Seeks Free Trick But Pays Penalty
Alfred Sheinwold notes players chase free tricks at the bridge table and warns that such tactics bring penalties. He discusses a hand where West opened the ace of spades and South chose a free finesse, highlighting risks and strategic considerations.
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West
Soull
Tattic
South
Declarer
East
Dummy
Acquittal for four society youths in damages case
Four high society youths were acquitted of wilful and unlawful destruction charges from a Southampton debutantes party aftermath. Judge Thomas Mostark condemned the conduct, noting prosecutors failed to prove guilty intent. Damages were estimated at $6,000 for the rented mansion used for Fernanda Wetherill’s event.
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Riverhead
LPI
Ise
Sutfoth
Thomas Mostark
Stark
Southampton
Fernanda Wanamaker Wetherill
Granville Toogood
Philadelphia
Eaten Brooks
Darien
Conn
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Pittsburgh
William A. Doyle
Alfred. Sheinwold
Sheinwold
Acauits
Lindy
Culver City
Call
Zori
Roger & Gallet Eau DE Toilette Reg
Blue Carnation
i.Piteyee Aka
Spud Henry's
Plumbing Service
S. Scottsdale Rd
Maryon
Barbara Hallis Shebek
Arizona
Dick Halleman
del. Webb's Mountitn Reservations
Shaliws
Whitney
Quiniela
For Information & Reservations
Gall
Greyhound Club
Apache Junction, Arizona
Ford
Detroit
Mustang
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