Word: florida
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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ORANGE BOWL (NBC, 7:45 p.m.). Florida v. Georgia Tech, from Miami...
...crime by hypnotism, his major strategy was to impugn Marge Farber.* Throughout he described her as a woman scorned who lived only for revenge on Coppolino. "She would sit in his lap in the electric chair," said Bailey, "just to see that he dies." When Coppolino moved to Florida, Widow Farber and her two daughters followed, settling in a house next door. Bailey developed testimony that Marge wanted to marry Coppolino after his first wife, Carmela, died in Sarasota last year. But he married a well-to-do divorcee six weeks after Carmela's death. It was only then...
...trial over, Coppolino and his wife embraced and wept. But instead of walking to freedom, he was whisked off under guard to Florida. There he has been indicted for the murder of first wife Carmela, who died suddenly at the age of 32. The death certificate gave the cause as a heart attack, but the prosecution will try to prove that Coppolino did her in. F. Lee Bailey will be there to defend Coppolino-now free on $15,000 bail-when the trial opens...
...record of the ten-day quest-a flight from Florida to Paris, train to Brest and back-comes with an engaging disclaimer. The tale is told, writes Kerouac, "for no other reason but companionship. This book'll say, in effect, have pity on us all and don't get mad at me for writing...
...much as three years. Yet an American Bar Foundation study recently reported that when it came to providing counsel for misdemeanants, "wide variations in practice existed from one state to another and from one county to another in the same state." And the highest courts of Arkansas, Florida and Connecticut have flatly limited Gideon to felonies...