Coppolino Wife Testifies In Murder Trial In Naples
Mary Gibson Coppolino testified in her husband Dr Carl Coppolino's murder trial. She described their meeting in Sarasota and said he never asked about her finances before marrying Carmela in 1965.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1967
Page
5
Mary Gibson Coppolino testified in her husband Dr Carl Coppolino's murder trial. She described their meeting in Sarasota and said he never asked about her finances before marrying Carmela in 1965.
The Rev. Charles E. Curran is restored to his theology professorship with a promotion to associate professor effective Sept. 1 after a five day student faculty boycott. Archbishop O Boyle announced the move to about 2000 cheering students as classes resume.
In Griffin Georgia on Sunday night four armed white men invaded Pleasant Grove Methodist Church during a sermon. They robbed about 18 attendees, stole $25.70 from the collection, $20 from one man and $30 from another, and abducted two 18-year-old Black girls who were found later bound and injured six miles away after deputies searched for them.
Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr. and 17 colleagues urge President Johnson to insist on safeguarding U.S. agricultural export opportunities in any trade pact with European Common Market nations. They warn Geneva talks may not yield meaningful agricultural liberalization after 34 years of negotiations.
A 19 year old Loudoun County youth Wayne Garfield Brookins was arraigned in Loudoun Circuit Court on a charge of supplying marijuana to juveniles. A May 31 trial date was set. Brookins, a 1966 graduate of Loudoun County High School, was apprehended by Georgia authorities Feb. 27 at Fort Benning where he was stationed in the Army. He was returned to Leesburg March 2. Police investigated after marijuana seed packets were found in Loudoun High School students homes.
The Rev Peter McCall moderator of the Free Church Council of England and Wales was inducted in Bristol Cathedral by Dean Douglas Harrison. Clergy from many denominations attended including Roman Catholic and Greek Orthodox. McCall will have his own seat in the cathedral during his tenure.
The Pennsylvania Railroad said profits for the first quarter fell 8 percent from the 1966 period, with earnings at 2.855 million versus 5.134 million. It cites rising employment costs as a major factor and argues for a merger with New York Central "as soon as possible."
Musicians can tune their instruments using the standard telephone dial tone which registers as E flat. The discovery suggests a practical method for quick pitch reference in settings without traditional tuners.
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