FBI Cleared in Spy Case in Latest Court Loop
The piece reports that the FBI and Justice Department lawyers were acquitted in the Rosenberg Sobell espionage saga. Judge Irving Kaufman rejected Sobell’s bid for a new trial, rejecting what was called new evidence. Sobell’s appeal moves to the Appeals Court for a seventh time amid Communist demonstrations defending Sobell and condemning the verdicts.
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FBI
Justice Department
Ethel
Julius Rosenberg
Martin Sobell
Rosenbergs
Sobell
United States
Irving Kaufman
Kaufman
U.S
New York
Red Front
Mexico
Irving H. Saypol
U.S. Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
District Court
Appeals Court
Gunman Robs Bronx Driver Steals Payroll Money
A masked gunman boarded a motorist at a red light in New York, bound the driver with tape, and escaped with $8 100 in payroll funds and the victim's .38 revolver. The 43 year old Arthur S Pearlman, sales manager of a Bronx fuel company, identified the robber as a tall well dressed man who fled after the hijack near Central Park West.
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New York
Arthur S. Pearlman
Bronx
Pearlman
Central Park West
Power Authority Sells New Bonds to Finance Transmission Line
The New York State Power Authority announced the sale of 7.25 million dollars in revenue bonds to a syndicate led by Dillon Read and Halsey Stuart. The Series B bonds carry a net interest cost of 2.8605 percent and mature serially from 1961 to 1985 in amounts from 100 thousand to 418 thousand dollars. Funds finance a transmission line linking the St. Lawrence Power Project at Massena with Plattsburgh and Vermont.
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New York
New York State Power Authority
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc
St. Lawrence
Massena
Plattsburgh
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