Hoffa loses bid to block Nashville jury trial
James R. Hoffa president of the Teamsters loses in an effort to block his Nashville Tennessee jury trial on charges of tampering. The Supreme Court rejects review of his moves to transfer the trial and notes Justice Goldberg disqualified himself from the petition.
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Hoffa
Washington
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Supreme Court
Nashville
Tenn
High Tribunal
U.S
Grand Jury
FBI
The
Justice Goldberg
Secretary of
Labor
Crochet a Conversation Jacket of Crocheted Squares Pattern 7496
This 1964 Needlecraft ad promotes a crocheted conversation jacket made of individual squares for sportswear and winter woolens. It lists pattern 7496 with sizes 32-34 and 36-38, price 35 cents, plus 15 cents for mailing and handling. Mail to Alice Brooks, Winchester Evening Star, Needlecraft Dept. Old Chelsea Station, New York NY.
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Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Vatican Talks Weighed by U S Catholic Bishops
The American Roman Catholic Bishops Conference debated closer ties with the Pope and rejected plans to grant conferences juridical powers. Cardinal James Francis McIntyre of Los Angeles denounced the move and warned of potential centralization.
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Vatican ‘City
James
Francis Cardinal
McIntyre
Los Angeles
Cardinals Clash Over Bishops Conferences at Vatican Council
Cardinal Ritter and Cardinal Meyer spoke for a schema to create episcopal conferences to decentralize Vatican Curia power and unite bishops. Cardinal McIntyre opposed mandatory national conferences, warning they could threaten church unity and papal primacy at the council in St Peter Basilica.
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Joseph Elmer Cardinal Ritter
St Louis
Albert Gregory Cardinal Meyer
Chicago
Diocessan
Vatican Curie
St. Peter Basilica
America
Council
Cardinal McIntyre
Ritter
Meyer
Black youths set white man’s clothes afire in Atlanta
Police report a 39-year old white man, William Lanigan, was dragged several blocks by Black youths and his clothing set ablaze. Lanigan received third degree burns and was unable to give a coherent statement. Hubert Johnson aided by extinguishing flames with a coat outside a residence.
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Atlanta
William Lanigan
Lanigan
Hubert Johnson
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