Word: husbanding
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...evidently lay heavy on Coppolino's hands. His wife would leave the house in their blue Chevrolet every morning for her job in a Nutley laboratory. Coppolino, according to the watchful neighbors, would stroll out to his mailbox and then up the street to visit Marge Farber, whose husband had gone to work in a Manhattan insurance office. Then, on July 30, 1963, Farber died. The death certificate was signed by Carmela, who listed the cause as coronary thrombosis...
...having "feloniously murdered" Farber. Police believe that Carmela was pressured or duped into signing the death certificate. Days later, a grand jury in Sarasota handed down an indictment charging that Carmela had died from a "premeditated" act by Carl. Receiving reporters in her dinette, Marge insisted: "I loved my husband, not Carl...
...take. After hearing a distinguished federal judge defend Miranda, Alex Kloka, an Ohio police chief, said hotly: "That man had tears in his eyes when he talked about the rights of criminals! How do the victims feel? How does a father feel when his daughter is raped, a husband when his wife is killed?" Judge John Van Voorhis of the New York Court of Appeals ended his own speech with the wry comment, "All I can say to the law-enforcement officers who are here is-I wish you well...
...company employee, Coe began to have seizures, with temporary impairment of speech, about two years ago. An operation in March 1965 was successful in that it resulted in the removal of most of a brain tumor. But it also disclosed that the trouble was a malignant glioblastoma. "Though my husband got along well then with medicine," says Mrs. Coe, "the doctor told me the growth was extensive, and he probably wouldn't live more than about 18 months...
...with an annual income of $130,000, Um Kalthoum is the wealthiest woman in the Middle East. For her two performances at Baalbek, she pocketed $28,000, or four times the yearly salary of Nasser. She lives in a villa on Cairo's Zamalik Island with her doctor husband, a prosperous venereal disease specialist. There are no signs that the "Star of the East" is fading. The Arabs think that with age her voice has become mellower, richer, more touching. As her followers in Egypt like to say: In the Middle East only two things never change. The other...