Hoffa Lawyers Begin Appeal Over Trial Errors
Hoffa and three co defendants appeal a Chattanooga jury conviction with claims of 16 prejudicial errors in trial and grand jury proceedings. The 6th Circuit will review the Hoffa case along with Ewing King Larry Campbell and Thomas Parks as they remain free on bond. The Chattanooga verdict tied Hoffa to attempting to influence jurors in the Nashville conspiracy trial and to a related pension fund loan fraud conviction.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Hoffa
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ewing King
Nashville, Tenn
Teamsters
Larry Campbell
Detroit
Thomas E
Parks
Nashville
Campbell
Ed Hoffa
U.S. Dist
Frank Wilson
King
Chicago
Teamsters’ Pension Fund
Tennessee Highway Patrol
Youth charged after store entry and weekend thefts
William Wayne Lamp, 18, of S. Braddock St, was charged with breaking and entering after police found him hiding in Hawkins Market on Millwood Ave following a window break. Authorities noted additional weekend thefts included ransacked Larry's Market and damaged public telephone booths on Cork St Berryville Ave.
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Winchester
William Wayne Lamp
S. Braddock St
Hawkins Market
Millwood Ave
Charles Hill
Lamp
E. O. Rodgers
Larry’s Market
Baker St
Cork St
Berryville Ave
Needlecraft pattern sale offers 1965 catalog
Ace Brooks promotes pattern 7162 knit jacket and other designs with sizes 32 through 38, pricing thirty five cents plus mailing fees. Send NAME ADDRESS ZONE PATTERN NUMBER to Alice Brooks at Winchester Evening Star, New York. Offers include three free patterns and a deluxe quilt book with piano quilt patterns, order details provided.
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Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
VMI Quiz Team Falls in Col Bowl Appearance
VMI lost 170 to 155 on the Col Bowl show in New York to Lawrence College. It was VMI’s second appearance, following a record margin win previously, and planners still welcomed the team back with a heroes’ reception in Lexington.
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Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
VMI
New York
Lawrence College
Students Arraigned In Theater In Berkeley Protest
More than 700 demonstrators face mass arraignment after an all night sit in at UC Berkeley. The case centers on off campus advocacy, trespassing and resisting arrest charges tied to the Sproul Hall protest led by the Free Speech Movement amid university disciplinary reforms. Mario Savio leads FSM as Academic Senate favors shifting discipline to the faculty and petitions circulate for Regents action in Los Angeles.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Sproul Hall
Edmund G. Brown
Mario Savio
New York City
Savio
FSM
Invia
University Board of Regents
Los Angles
Three Held Without Bond In Montgomery Church Bombing
Police detained Henry Alexander 35 James White 31 and Donald Landers 19 all of Montgomery after a bombing outside the Negro First Baptist church Sunday. They face charges of setting off explosives near an inhabited building with possible death penalty. The trio were arrested by a plainclothes officer who witnessed the blast with no injuries reported. The church survived unharmed amid a wave of earlier Montgomery church bombings involving four Negro churches in 1957 and related indictments from seven years prior.
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Montgomery
Ala
Henry Alexander
James White
Donald Landers
First Baptist
Nasser Seeks More U.S. Surplus Food for Egypt
Cairo reports indicate President Nasser has asked for about 35 million dollars more in U.S. surplus food, in addition to the 140 million dollars already flowing annually. Diplomats in Washington push to expand the 1962 agreement to supply more corn, beef and poultry to ease shortages while Egypt remains wary of U.S. aid.
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U.A.R
U.S
Nasser
Cairo
Washington
Egypt
Britain
United States
Arabian Peninsula
William Bendix in Critical Condition From Pneumonia
Actor William Bendix, 58, star of The Life of Riley, lies near death from lobar pneumonia at Good Samaritan Hospital. Doctors cite malnutrition from stomach ailment. Bendix had Palm Springs residency after a road tour and recent surgery for stomach ulcers.
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Hollywoop
William Bendix
Riley
Good Samaritan Hospital
Bendix
Palm Springs
Therese
Stephanie
Lorraine
CBS Television Network
Martha Raye
Cbs-Tv
James Aubrey
New York City
The
New York
Henry Street
Therese Stefanotty
Krupp
William Saroyan
Metro-Goldwyne Mayler Studios
Hollywood
Winchester Round Table to Elect Officers at Dinner
The Winchester Civil War Round Table will elect officers at its dinner meeting tomorrow night at 7 at the George Washington Hotel. Nominating committee members are Lewis N. Barton, chairman, plus Harry W. Dunn and Thomas G. Scully. A movie Valley of History will be shown.
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Winchester Civil War Round Table
George Washington Hotel
Lewis N. Barton
Harry W. Dunn
Thomas G. Scully
Valley of History
Primatene Aids Asthma Relief Now Sold Without Prescription
The most prescribed asthma formula by doctors for private patients is now available without prescription in most states. Primatene tablets purportedly stop attacks in minutes and provide hours of relief by opening bronchial tubes and easing tension.
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New York, N. Y
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Toan
Charles Toan
Frederick County Bruit Growers Association
Winchester Lions Club
By Ace Brooks
VMI Team
Perry Engineering Co., Inc
U. S
William. L. Ryan
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Arab ‘Republic
Aswan Dam
By Doris Klein
Moyn
Virginia Land & Mortgage Corporation
Boscawen St
Denny's
Denny’s
Siegler
Oases
Semne
E.boscawen ST
CIDAR
Chrysler
St. Braddock St
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