Md. Mail Fraud Case Freed in Chicago Trio Trial
Attorney says Oran McGurren and Spencer Grow along with Thomsen concede some role in Secur Financial Insur Corp a claimed sham. Government asserts three mailed ads promised insurance as part of the scam and defendants seek moves to move trial from Baltimore for fair jury.
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McGurren
Oran Mensik
Chicago
Spencer Grow
Provo
Financial Insurce Corp
Ow and
Mensk
Thomsen
eGurren
Secur Financial
Secur
Grow
Baltimore
Maryland
Britain holds special elections amid mixed gains and losses
AP reports Britain holds special elections for House of Commons seats. Conservatives defend key constituencies including Openshaw while Labour presses in coastal Suffolk. Voters see changes as figures like Lord Hail renounce titles and candidates such as Charles Morris compete amid national friction.
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Indon
Britain
Ee London
Lord Hail
Er Plouviez
Nchester
Openshaw Dist
Charles Morris
Labor
Wood
Suffolk
We Farmer
Keith Mason
Two Accidents Mar Shenandoah Hunting Season
Shenandoah County hunters killed 740 deer this year, up from 726 in 1962, per Game Warden Fred Hottle. Two hunting accidents marred the week, including the death of Robert E. Senior and injuries to Henry Kurstwurst, with Beyer charged in the involuntary manslaughter case.
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Woodstock
Shenandoah County
Fred Hottle
Robert E. Senior
Washington, D.C
Harold E. Beyer
Senior
Shenandoah
Henry Kurstwurst
Silver Spring
Hottle
School Head Protest Cuts In School Aid
A group of Virginia school superintendents led by Suffolk protests Gov Harrison and the State Board of Education over federal impact area aid policy. They claim counties lose state funds when federal grants replace state allocations. Thirty nine superintendents signed the message citing Suffolk County receiving 123912 from federal funds but seeing it offset in state funding.
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Suffolk
Virginia
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
State Board of Education
Reverend Schwarz Kisses Infants at Baptisms in Ankeny
In Ankeny Iowa Rev Theodore W Schwarz of First Methodist baptizes infants by kissing their foreheads. Congregants say he has kissed more babies than many politicians and that none have cried during the procedure.
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Ankeny
Iowa
Theodore W. Schwartz
First Methodist Church
Girl Killed In Auto Train Collision In Charlottesville
A Charlottesville girl Regina Margaret Meadows was killed when a car collided with a Chesapeake and Ohio Railway train near downtown. Driver J P Sammons and passenger Betty M Wilson, both of Charlottesville, were injured and treated at the University of Virginia hospital. The train was operated by L E Pausel of Clifton Forge. Police said the car was traveling at high speed and the crash occurred about 3 20 a m.
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Jesvile
Charlottesville
Regina Margaret Meadows
J. P. Sammons
Betty M. Wilson
Chesapeake Ohio Railway
L. E. Pausel
Clifton Forge
University of Virginia
U S Apples May Have Increasing Market in Peru
Virginia’s John J. Ligon of the Department of Agriculture returns from the Lima Peru International Trade Fair noting a likely rise in U S apple sales. He cites buyer interest in Red Delicious York and Rome varieties and points to September January as the best selling period while Peru’s climate limits production. Hawaii’s state song is titled Hawaii Pond meaning My Own Hawaii.
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United States
Peru
John J. Ligon
Virginia Dept., of Agriculture
Ligon
Department
Lima
South America
Virginia
Yorks
U. S
New York Academy of Sciences names Rev J Joseph Lynch president
The Rev J Joseph Lynch director of Fordham seismic observatory was chosen president of the New York Academy of Sciences at its annual dinner before the 18 000 member organization. Franklin D Roosevelt Jr praised Johnson at a Commerce Department 60th anniversary ceremony in New York. Badur von Schirach, Nazi youth leader, moved from Spandau Prison to a hospital for a circulatory condition amid a leg blood clot risk awaiting release in 1966.
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NEW York
New York Academy of Sciences
J. Joseph Lynch
Fordham University
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Roosevelt
Commerce
Johnson
Commerce Department
Berlin
Badur von Schirach
Spandau
Schirach
Keeler Goes on Trial Again in Frame-Up Case
Christine Keeler 21 leads a four person trial in London Old Bailey accused of perjury and subverting justice in the Profumo scandal case. Co-defendants include Paula Hamilton Marshall Olive Brooker and Rudolph Fenton. If convicted Keeler faces up to 28 years in prison.
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London
Christine Keeler
Miss Keeler
Ies Old Bailey
Central Criminal Court
Paula Hamilton-Marshall
Olive Brooker
Rudolph Fenton
Tree
Aloysius
Lucky) Gordon
Fenton
Bailey
Stephen Ward
Society
John Profumo
Ward
Socialists Strengthened In New Italian Cabinet
In Rome Premier Aldo Moro swore in a center left government marking Italy’s 25th postwar cabinet. The coalition includes the Socialists and Democratic Socialists plus Republicans, aiming to back North Atlantic Treaty Organization and start new economic planning. Deputy prime minister budget minister Nenni, who returned his Stalin Peace Prize, leads a Socialist presence as the party seeks a confidence vote next week.
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Rome
Aldo Moro
Italy
Antonio Segni
Christian Democrats
Christian Democratic
Amintore Fanfani
Giuseppe Saragat
Democratic Socialists
Republicans
Fanfani
Moro
Ee Democrats
Socialiste
Nenni
Annenie Post
Antonio Gialitta
Communist Party
Interstate 64 Routes to be Heard at Two Public Meetings
Plans for more than 40 miles of Interstate 64 in Albemarle Nelson and Augusta Counties are reviewed with four potential lines from Charlottesville to Staunton areas. Hearings set for Dec 17 in Charlottesville and the next day near Staunton. Transcripts to be reviewed by the State Highway Commission with a final decision likely early next year.
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Braieniger
Staunton
Cart
Albemarle
Nelson
Augusta
Blue Ridge Mountains
Charlottesville
McIntire
Augusta County Farm Bureau
U.S. Rt. 250
Shadwell
Albemarle-Louisa County
Augusta County
Waynesboro
Shenandoah Valley
Rockfish Gap
Staunton City
State Highway Commission
Norfolk
Covington
St. Louis
Ingstad Sees Viking Settlement Fit Near L Anse Aux Meadows
Veteran Norwegian explorer Dr Helge Ingstad states a site near L Anse aux Meadows Newfoundland closely matches the description of Lief Ericson s settlement in Icelandic sagas.
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Helge Ingstad
L’anse Aux Meadows
Newfoundland
Lief Ericson
Virginia road toll hits 901 after fatal Dumfries crash
The Virginia toll rose to 901 for 1963 with the death of 41-year-old Darrell Hines Garland of Alexandria, who was fatally injured when his car ran off U.S. 1 near Dumfries yesterday. He joined the toll list as the year’s fatalities mounted.
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Alexandria
Theic
Prince William — Mortis Hines Garland
U.S. 1
Dumfries
San Francisco Officers to Wear Helmets Against Rock Attacks
Police in San Francisco will don special three wheeled crash helmets to shield from rock throwing youths during crowd dispersal. The move follows repeated juvenile attacks as officers work to manage protests and maintain order.
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San Francisco
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