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Story January 10, 1952

The News And Views

Jacksonville, Onslow County, North Carolina

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Rudolph Halley accuses Frank Costello of defiance in Senate hearings last March by walking out twice. They confront each other again at Costello's contempt trial in New York, where defense claims a chronic throat ailment prevented further questioning.

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Calls Costello Defiant Witness

NEW YORK-(AP)-Rudolph Halley, former crime committee quizmaster, says gambler Frank Costello was "definitely defiant" on Senate probers when he twice walked out of the hearings last March.

Halley and Costello faced each other again yesterday, this time during the third session of the gambler's trial for contempt of the Senate.

The defense contends that the 60-year-old Costello suffered a chronic throat ailment during the committee hearings, and physically was unable to bear further questioning.

What sub-type of article is it?

Crime Story

What themes does it cover?

Crime Punishment

What keywords are associated?

Frank Costello Senate Hearings Contempt Trial Rudolph Halley Throat Ailment Defiance

What entities or persons were involved?

Rudolph Halley Frank Costello

Where did it happen?

New York

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Rudolph Halley Frank Costello

Location

New York

Event Date

Last March

Story Details

Rudolph Halley states Frank Costello was defiant by walking out twice from Senate hearings last March. They face off at the third session of Costello's contempt trial yesterday, with defense claiming chronic throat ailment prevented further questioning.

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