Hoffa Attacks Judge and Prosecutor After Nashville Trial
Detroit AP reports Teamsters President James R Hoffa sharply criticized federal judge William Miller and prosecutor James Neal in his Nashville trial which ended in a hung jury after 17 hours of deliberation. Hoffa called for an affidavit of prejudice and questioned Kennedy as he sought to move the case to Miami. He also accused Neal of vicious tactics and alleged jury tampering rumors while insisting the jury was not tampered with. The interview aired on WWJ TV in Detroit.
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Detroit
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Nashville
Hoffa
William Milter
Ite
Ally
Robert F. Kennewly
Man Ven Marshall
Wwi-Tv
Hoff
Tate
Miller
James Neal
Hiolst
Justice de
Kennedy
Miami
Tampa
Uajor Associates
Relatives Of Prisoners To Leave Cuba
Families of Cuba released captives gather in Miami for Christmas reunion at Homestead Air Base and Gesu Church in a quiet, hopeful observance. Rev Tomas Macho recalls faith as Pope Gregory I urged converts to blend local customs into Christian celebration.
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Cuba
Miami
Homestead Ajit Fores Base
Tomas Macho
Gesu Roman Catholic Church
Gregory 1
Local Deaths Continued From Page 28
Renora Wells Willmore, 53, died Monday at Washington County Hospital after a short illness. Born in Chambersburg, she was the daughter of Arthur and Dollie Wells. Survived by husband Thelma Wells, son Augustus in New York City, daughter Mrs. William Sproglin of Carlisle, several sisters and brothers, and four grandchildren. Services Friday at 2 pm from Watson funeral home, with burial at Rose Hill Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday 7–9 pm.
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Renora
A. Walls Willmore A. Wells
North
Jonathan St
Washington County Hospital
Chambersburg
Arthur
Dollie Wells
Thelma Wells
Augustus
New York City
William Sproglin
Carlisle
Joseph Griffin
Dennis Gaines
This City
Albert Briscoe
Alex Kelley
Brough Wells
Washington
D.C
John Wells
Watson Funeral Home
Aaron E. Johnson
Rose Hill
Area Deaths Upton Pa Mrs Huck dies after illness
Mrs. Voenda Crunkleton Huck Walter aged 63 of Upton Pa died Sunday night at Waynesboro Hospital after two months illness. Born April 1 1910 in Antrim Township she was daughter of Eleonora Crunkleton and the late Rowe Crunkleton. Survived by husband Morris Buckwalter eight children and eight grandchildren five in Canada and the U S. Funeral today at 230 PM from Minnich Funeral Home Green castle with Rev Harald Lohman and Rev Michael Horsti officiating burial Cedar Hill Memory Green Castle.
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Upton
Voenda (Crunkleton
Huck+ Walter
Waynesboro Hospital
Antrim Township
Elenora (Slothur) Crunkleton
Chambersburg
Rowe Crunkleton
Black Oak Midge Sethel Mennonite Church
Bitter Cold Snow Hits Northeast and West
A winter storm brought more than a trace of snow to Maryland and scattered showers across New England and New York State. New Jersey saw snow turn to rain while Utah faced far below normal temperatures. Cedar City recorded nearly a foot of snow as Oregon and Washington stayed cold with clear skies. Readings near zero in Bend and Redmond and in eastern areas of Washington.
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Maryland
New England
New York State
New York City
Pennsyllvania
Ghia
New Jersey
Utah
Cedar Is
Oregon
Washington
I Bend
Redmond
Gre
Prayer request from professor Sizac at George Washington U
A devotional prayer text by Joseph R. Sizac of George Washington University asks for health comfort and peace, then seeks broader purpose. It invokes selfless love and guidance for broader horizons in daily life and for the sake of Thy name. The source appears to be a scanned, imperfect OCR fragment.
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Joseph R. Sizac
Washington, D
George Washington University
Seeet Svea
Argentina Still Flirting With Old Dictatorships
Buenos Aires faced with potential return to military rule as democracy struggles in Argentina. Officials warn of possible Peronist influence and a rising fascist fringe while economy bleeds and emigration grows. Investors fear instability as June elections loom and 10 percent of top graduates depart.
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Ward Cannel Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Buenos Aires
U.S
van Peren
Argentina
Jose Guido
Hitler
Germany
Fidel Castro
Maryland Women Lead In Varied Endeavors This Year
Maryland women shared the year with notable achievements in politics sport and medicine. Nancy Brown became the youngest House of Delegates member while Beverly Ramsey ran for Congress. Dr. Taussig advanced medical research on thalidomide and a Baltimore controversy spurred a trolley museum project.
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Maryland
Associated Press
Weiler
Nancy A. Brown
Cecil County
House of Delegates
Nancy
University of Maryland
Beverly
West
Maryland College
Maryland Ballets
Caroline’ R. Ramsey
Ramsey
Debbielanm Uuurys
Thompson
Frederick
Johns Hopkins Medica
Philadelphia
Europe
Taussig
Baltimore
Maryland Historical Society
Quick Ilelaira Park
Tausgi
Snow Relieves Cold As Maryland Faces White Christmas
The state records its first white Christmas in two years with heavy snow in Garrett and Leonardtown counties and five to six inches in parts of Washington Frederick and Carroll. Roads remain passable though icy. eastern shore reports two to five inches. Weather shifts expected with perishing cold and possible snow by evening, then a warmer weekend ahead. News notes also flag local protests against a museum project and notable 1962 Maryland headlines including arrests linked to high-profile crimes.
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Maryland
Alva Brown
Baltimore
Leonardtown
St. Marys County
Garret County
Garrett
Allegany
State Roads Commission
Washington
Frederick
Carroll
Dorchester County
Weather Bureau
Salisbury
Easton
Dorchester
Wiesmira
Worcester
Somerset
Missouri
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Ronald C.albaugh
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Tonoloway Baptist Comtery
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Mass
Avco/ RAD
Boston
J. E. Bergin
Mestaroh & Advanced Development
Arte Corporation
Lowell St
Wilmington, Mass
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Peron Party
Madrid
Juan Peron
Solini
Peron
Peronistas
Pres, Guido
Cortoba
Mary Alice Laws
Army
Peran Wut
Arturo Fron
Debbie
Brown
Fiizabeth (Toots) Barger
Brunele
Essex
Tools
Beverly Smith
Miss High School of America
State Golf Association
Mary Alice
Lorgan
Urs
Congo
Cte
Jun Peron
Venezuela
Samuel N. Friedel
Namion
Brena Satterfield
Bal Umore
Hrenda
J. Millard Tawes
Free State
Arturo Frondizi
Jacqueline Rose
Bobby Randell Wilcoxson
FBU
Wilcoxson
Miss Rose
Sinco
Hse
Tom Paoli
Batlimore
Maxine Gross
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Yas Vicki Storm
Deogracias Deleon
Robert Hall
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