Wall Street tax cases loom as grand jury probes widen
Informants say a broad sweep of federal probes targets Wall Street tax fraud, with a New York Stock Exchange figure potentially facing court action. Investigations focus on underreporting income, inflated charitable deductions, and fictitious travel expenses across brokers, lawyers, and boiler room operators.
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Y Ses
New York City
Wall Street
American Stock Exchange
Securities and Exchange Commission
New York Stock Exchange
Wall
Justice Internal Venue Service
New York
Black Rail seen in Berryville yard amid birding notes
Mrs. Clay Hall reports a Black Rail and tufted titmice in her Berryville Pike yard. The Black Rail likely migrates from the Chesapeake Bay area. Also mentions warm weather and a forecasted cooler tomorrow.
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Clay Hall
Berryville Pike
Chesapeake Bay
McCue criticizes 1962 64 budget and 'fat salaries'
State Senator E O McCue of Charlottesville attacks the 1962 64 budget on the Senate floor saying salaries have swollen by 8 5 million since the supplement was published and merit raises could add 2 5 million He cites two women listed at 9600 now 10032 and notes additional benefits.
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Richmond
E. O. McCue
Charlottesville
State Department
McCue
Rockwell Plans Court Appeal to Speak in Lewisburg
George Lincoln Rockwell, head of the American Nazi Party, vowed to appeal in federal court to gain permission to speak in Lewisburg Pennsylvania amid jeering crowds. He planned a writ of mandamus to use loudspeakers for a later address after being blocked from the courthouse steps and the county building.
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Lewisburg
American Nazi Party
George Lincoln Rockwell
Party
College Town
Rockwell
United States
Union County
Thomas W. Summers
Arlington
Nine Die on Virginia Roads and Toll Rises to 73
Eight persons died in weekend traffic accidents on Virginia highways, with a ninth fatality added from injuries suffered earlier to push the 1962 toll to 73. Names include Chester M. Craig 22 and two Virginia Beach women, Betty R. Jones 26 and Ruth E. Alphin 22.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Chester M. Craig
Virginia Beach
Betty R. Jones
Ruth E. Alphin
Wise County
Vance J. Storie
Gladys
Rt. 4
Kingsport
Tenn
U. S. 23
Big Stone Gap
Powell River
John Willie Gormus
Dillwyn
Charlottesville
Scottsville
Buckingham County
Michael Dean Clark
Swords Creek
Russell County
Honaker
Ellen Gluck
Pound
Virginia 83
Pulaski
Nannie Sue Kidd
Virginia 100
Dublin
Pulaski County
Smyth County
Clyde Mason Moore
Broadford
Virginia 42
Thedford Bradshaw Jr
Chesterfield County
Chesterfield
U S Embassy Stoned as Pro Communists Protests Rise
A student mob in Jakarta stoned the U S Embassy and ripped the American flag injuring one employee. The protest followed permission for Dutch troop carrying planes to refuel on U S soil amid tensions over West New Guinea.
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Indonesia
U.S
West New Guinea
United States
Anchorage
Alaska
Honolulu
Wake Island
Pia
Subandrio
Dutch Foreign Ministry
Hague
John Rice
Rice
Hans van Houten
Tokyo
Clarke Adopts Civil Defense Plan for County
Berryville the county board of supervisors unanimously approved the basic civil defense plan. Col Hugh D Everett Jr CD coordinator said the plan is general with annexes from 19 services. it allows county CD to buy federal surplus property with 2 percent of the original cost paid to the state for warehousing and transport. A secondary highway hearing is set for March 5 at 10 30 a m.
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Berryville
County Board of Supervisors
Hugh D. Everett, Jr
Ton
Meningitis claims James Wood pupil Larry Windle
Larry Branson Windle thirteen an d an Aah pupil at James Wood died early yesterday from penumococcic meningitis at Memorial Hospital. He fell ill at school Friday and was admitted Saturday night. He was born July 22 1948 at Woodstock and attended Galilee Christian Church. Survived by parents George M and Dorothy Wilson Windle a sister Mary Frances a brother Jerry Lee and grandfather William Wilson of Strasburg. Funeral set for 2 30 p m tomorrow at Strasburg Methodist Church with burial at Riverview Design. Pallbearers listed with honorary names included.
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Larry Branson Windle
James Wood
Memorial Hospital
Larry
Woodstock
Galilee Christian Church
George M
Dororthy Wilson Windle
Stonewall
Mary Frances Windle
Jerry Lee Windle
William Wilson
Strasburg
Strasburg Methodist Church
Ohio Weekend Death Toll Tops Forty Two
In Columbus Ohio at least 42 people died in accidents over a 54 hour period. Traffic crashes accounted for 30 of the fatalities, marking one of the state’s highest counts for a non holiday weekend.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Castro Predicts His Revolt Will Sweep South America
In Havana Fidel Castro urged a massive Cuban crowd to expect a Latin American revolution like a march of giants. He denounced Kennedy and the U S embargo while praising Soviet support and predicting Cuba would lead a continental shift against capitalism and imperialism.
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Washington
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Communist Bloc
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U.N
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Soviet Union
Globe
Ministry of Colonies
OAS
Redskins Coach Seeks Shenandoah College for Training
Washington Redskins coach Bill McPeak favors Winchester and Shenandoah College as the pre season training site in an interview with Star Sports Editor Charl e Tait. The coach stresses the prerogative to choose a training venue and mentions Winchester.
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Bill McPeak
Washington Redskins
Star Sports
Charl’e Tait
Shenandoah College
Winchester
McPeak
Tait
Redskins
Doomsday fears fade as eclipse passes over Asia and Oceania
Rahu swallowed the sun but the three minute eclipse caused only brief disruption. Hindus gathered for propitiatory rites in Ahmedabad while Nepalese crowds sheltered, airlines ran near-empty flights, and scientists observed the event from Lae and elsewhere as fear persisted about planetary conjunctions.
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India
Rahu
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Earth
Keith Robertson
Britain
Aetherius Society
South Pacific
New Guinea
Jim Huxley
The
New Guinea Times
Lae
Ahmedabad
Gujarat
Indian Airlines
Bombay
Katmandu
Nepal
Citywide real estate reassessment under way this year
Commissioner Taylor Barr announced a citywide general reassessment of all real estate, expected to take most of the year. James T. Rose Jr. assists, provided by Virginia Division of Real Estate Appraisers, with current valuations based on a 50 percent of fair market value at last reassessment in 1958. Reassessments due January 1963. county property last reassessed 1960, effective 1961.
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Senate
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Thomas B. Stanley
House
Courts of Justice
William F. Stone
Martinsville
General Laws
House Appropriations Committee
Taylor Barr
Barr
James T. Rose, Jr
Virginia Department of Taxation
Rose
U S Copters Raid Hung My Base Near Saigon
U S helicopter force air lifted Vietnamese troops in three waves to strike a Viet Cong base at Hung My near the South Viet Nam tip. About 130 guerrillas fled. 3 rebels were captured and a large cache of medicine, 10 pounds of documents, and homemade arms seized. One helicopter was downed and another hit. no Americans or Vietnamese were hurt.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Hung My
Robert B. Olson
Dallas
Tex
Maj
David Galliher
Washington, D.C
Va Young Farmers Elect Ward Finney President
Roanoke AP Ward Finney of Rocky Mount elected Virginia Young Farmers president succeeding Carl Wanderley of New Hope Association Augusta County The Dan River Association earned a $100 prize and plaque for outstanding service
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Roanoke
Y ¥ Farmers of
Virginia
Ward Finney
Rocky Mount
Dan River
Finney
Carl Wanderley
New Hope Association
Augusta County
Dan River Association
Blue & Gray Beauty Salon Closing for Special Dress Sale
Notice from Blue & Gray Beauty Salon announces closing at 1 p.m. on February 7 for a special purchase event offering cotton dresses at 2 for 27 dollars or 14 95 each. Closing runs February 1 through 10. Snider's Electrical is noted.
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Wender’s, Inc
Snider's Electrical
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