Hoffa Conspiracy Trial Opens And May Last All Winter
Nashville AP report on James Hoffa leading the Teamsters conspiracy trial in federal court. Judge Miller says the case could stretch into winter as Hoffa defends charges under the Taft Hartley Act. Indictments tie Hoffa and Commercial Carriers to Test Fleet stock transfers and profits from 1949 to 1958. Hoffa, 49, arrived from Detroit and denounced Kennedy, claiming tax money funds a vendetta while warning of loss of personal rights.
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Tenn
Teamsters Union
James Z. Hatta
Justice Department
Defense
U.S
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Hoffa
America
Holla
Michigan
Teamsters
Hoffa and
Commercial Carriers, Inc
Detroit
Miller
Jfuffay
Owen Brennan
Carp
Brennan
Josephine Poszynak
Alice Johnson
Hoffal Brennan
Area Deaths M Sha Sharpe Mrs M McKee Diehl
Area obituary reports the death of Mrs. M. Diehl at Whips Cove Pa on October 9 at 3:35 pm after a long illness. Born in Whips Cove Fulton County Pa to Moses and Rachel McKee Diehl, she leaves four granddaughters fifteen great grandchildren three step grandchildren and five step great grandchildren. She was 92. Funeral services were October 10 at Jerusalem Christian Church with Rev Ray Matlow and Rev Walter Twigg officiating. Interment in church cemetery. Arrangements by Sipes Funeral Home. Member of Jerusalem Church.
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Sharpe
Whips Cove
Delowr
Aillah Belle Garamd
Fulton
Younty
Moses
Rachel Mckee Diehl
Greal
Chris
Jerusalem Christan Clurch
Ray, Matlow
Walter M. Twigg
Church
Sipes
Estes Trial Begins Today in Texas Promoter Case
Estes, a 37 year old West Texas promoter, faces theft and swindling charges over fertilizer tanks grain storage and cotton lot operations that are in bankruptcy. The case transfers from Pecos as defense argues impartial jury issues. If convicted he could face 5 to 20 years in prison.
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Vex
Aly
Sol Estes
West Texas
Estes
Pecos
Kennedy weighs Cuba policy as military moves spur speculation
Weekend developments around Washington point to possible presidential address on Cuba, while Pentagon actions heighten alert. Kennedy cancels some events for health, Adlai Stevenson travels to Washington for briefings. Navy maneuvers near Vieques proceed with ships and aircraft deployed.
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Stevenson
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Puerto Roo
Arthur Sylvester
Florida
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Boca Chica Naval Air Station
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Key’ West
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Calif
Camp LeJeune
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Langley Air Pateo Base
Norfolk
Caribbean
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Maxwell D. Yoglor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Fred Korth
Adm
Georg W. Anderson Jr
Navalj
Secretary of
Dean Husk
Robert Hess
Hancock
Memorial Hospital
Berkeley Springs
Suffers attack during mixed league at Hancock Bawlor Alleys
An incident occurred as Mr Hess played in the mixed league at Hancock Bawlor Alleys. The report notes the attack during the bowling event with limited details on persons or outcomes.
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Ya Mr. Hess
Hancock Bawlorama
Tips On News: Scarce Week Sparks Cash Prizes
News tips earned volunteers cash last week as the Weekly Daily Mail advertised a new incentive. Reporters were urged to submit stories between 7:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. on weekdays. Read of a teacher retiring after 47 years and a burglary at a Williamsport tavern. A $2 tip went to the tipsters for major street patrolling insight. a $1 tip for tips on big street patrolling. A man in Bridgeport was fatally stricken while hauling ash.
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Daily Mail
Williamsport
Dridgeport
Man
County Man's Brother Killed in Crash Near Point of Rocks
Wilbur Roland Lamm, 29, of Point of Rocks, brother of Howard FP. Lamm Jr., died Friday night when a car jumped a bank along U S 15 about a mile north of Point of Rocks and rolled over several times in a field. Robert Eugene Haines, 29, of Point of Rocks, was injured. state police said they did not know who was driving. The car was speeding north when the right wheels left the highway. Maines was thrown clear, but Lamm was trapped in the wreckage and removed by ambulance crew.
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Wilbur Roland Lamm
Point of Rocks
Howard FP. Lamm, Jr
Smithsburg
U.S. 15
Robert Eugene Haines
Paint of Rocks
Maines
A Bulance
Lamas
Thinks World Has Lost Soul Says Archbishop Ramsey
Archbishop Ramsey told a Los Angeles audience at the University of California that the world has largely lost its soul. He warned that races and nations fail to use resources in fellowship, exploiting neighbors and seeking self glory, while pride he called the supreme prebellio against God.
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Los Angeles
Canterburry
Savas
Arthur Michael Ramsey
Church of England
Anglican Communion
University of Callefornia Oat
Gad
Five Killed In State Accidents Total Now 458
Five traffic fatalities Saturday and Sunday raised Maryland 1992 deaths to 453. Names include Emma Ringgold 59 of Golts Md who jumped from a car near Warwick Cecil County saying she was sick of living Peyton O Stine 27 of Bel Air died in a two car crash on Maryland 24 Harford County Clarence B Pough 27 of Akron Ohio was killed on Maryland 135 Garrett County near the Allegany line. A pedestrian killed crossing a Baltimore street remains unidentified.
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Associated Press
Emma Ringgold
Golts
Med
Warwick
Cecil County
Peyton O. Stine
Bel
Maryland
Harford County
Clarence B. Pough
Akron
Ohio
Garrett County
Allegany County
Baltimmore
Free miniature hearing aid offer from Dahlberg Motorola
Washington feature story describes a free life size model hearing aid designed for those who hear but do not understand words. The device weighs about one third of an ounce and is worn behind the ear with a wire to the head. Limited supply, request information from Buchanan Hearing Aid Information Service Room 413 Wyattsida New York.
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Washington, D.C
Dahlberg Motorola
James Meredith Returns to Ole Miss Classes After Memphis Weekend
James Meredith resumes his fourth week of classes at the University of Mississippi today after spending the weekend in Memphis. The 29 year old Negro student faced disruption on campus Sunday night with about ten students. He ate on campus.
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Oxford
James M. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Memphis
University
Poll Shows Most Candidates Favor Elimination Of Slots
A Maryland AP poll shows a broad shift among Senate and House candidates toward state action to ban slot machines. Among 72 House and 31 Senate seats in the target counties, many Democrats and Republicans support or are undecided on legislation to abolish slots, with the balance leaning toward action.
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George Bowen
Southern
Associated Press
Maryland
Baltimore
Anne Arundel
Senate
Deerweney
Washington
Allegany
Howard
Chesapeake Bay
House
Baltimore City
Rpublicans
Montgomery
Prince Georges
Voters Turn Out Across Counties Despite Rain in Alabama
In Mobile Alabama voters braved rain to cast ballots as 229,618 residents from St. Marys, Charles, and Calvert counties participated in a vaccination poll. The count reflects turnout in a statewide effort amid scattered support for the senatorial candidates, with no clear favorite emerging.
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Mobile
Ala
Ann Arundel
St. Mary's
Charles
Calver
Bomb damages suburban home in Oak Park
An explosion Sunday night damaged the basement play room and shattered windows in a two story brick house of Walter Eugene McCarron in Oak Park, suburb of Chicago. No injuries were reported. McCarron is the son of a Republican candidate for Rock County assessor and son of former Cook County coroner Walter Edward McCarron.
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Chicago
Walter Eugene McCarron
Rock County
Oak Park
McCarron
Walter Edward McCarron
Cook County
Elwood E Haver Named State's Attorney Candidate
Native of Washington County and father of four, Elwood E Haver is described as an experienced trial lawyer with active practice before U S and state courts. The civic minded veteran pledges fair impartial administration to protect citizens' rights.
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Washington County
U. S
Prayer Text From Lyndon Pifer Retirement Note
A short religious note from Lyndon Pifer, retired Methodist editor of Tallatas ste. Fia., asking for God to bless the church and guide the world. The fragment expresses a wish for divine presence, instruction, and strengthening of churches amid a call for righteous rule.
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Phifer
Fia
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