IRA Militants Warn Irish Of Violence
In Belfast a weekend flare up on Falls Road after a large anti internment march led to three deaths and many injuries. Protests broke into violence with sniper fire, arson, and looting as the army reinforced. Victims included 4 year old Siobhan McCabe and two Catholic youths, raising the six year toll to at least 1,267.
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Ford Pledges Help In Locating Homes For Vietnamese Refugees
President Ford tours the Ft. Chaffee refugee center in Arkansas and pledges to complete the resettlement of Indochina refugees by late fall. He cites 65,151 relocated and 20,941 at Chaffee with 23,000 elsewhere, as Congress provided 405 million dollars for resettlement. Ford heads to Vail for a two week vacation after the visit.
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FBI Probes Hoffa Case After Fish Blood Lead Fails
The FBI continued the search for Jimmy Hoffa in Detroit as a promising lead about bloodstains proved fish blood from salmon. Hoffa’s son James Hoffa urged patience as investigators pursue new tips while theories of kidnapping or murder remain under review and rival Frank Fitzsimmons denies knowledge of Hoffa’s fate.
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Sheriff Awaits Autopsy In Tupelo Death
Coal County Sheriff F. R. Heck said autopsy reports for H. M. Max Thomas found dead last Thursday near Tupelo will not be ready until Friday or Saturday. Officials are continuing the investigation and no arrests have been made.
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IRS Probes Billie Sol Estes for Hidden Wealth in Texas
IRS reportedly investigates former Texas wheeler Billie Sol Estes over potential hidden assets in bank trusts and real estate while he lives in Abilene. The Morning News notes $21 million in tax liens when he was imprisoned in 1965 and cites related inquiries into Midland businessman Ray K. Horton with $127,555 in tax liens.
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Farm Production Figures Preview 1975 Corn Crop Forecast
The Agriculture Department plans to release forecasts for the 1975 corn crop and other farm production after commodity trading ends to minimize market disruption. Last month the corn estimate ranged from 5.7 to 6.4 billion bushels, with the mid estimate at 6.05 billion, about 30 percent above last year’s weather-reduced output.
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Gardner and Beams to clash in Choctaw chief run off
David Gardner 35 and Calvin Beams 66 won top votes in the Choctaw Nation election and will meet August 23 in a runoff to choose a new principal chief. Gardner leads with 1 412 votes to Beams 864.
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Byron White Named Associate Justice by Kennedy
President Kennedy appoints Byron White to the U S Supreme Court on March 30 1962 to replace the retiring Evans Whittaker from Missouri White a former football star and deputy attorney general joins the high court Acapulco de Juarez Guerrero Mexico is noted as a popular resort and seaport on the Pacific coast about 190 miles southwest of Mexico City.
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Gandhi Suffers Setback In Court
The Supreme Court of India refused to hear Indira Gandhi's appeal of a June 12 election law conviction until its validity is tested by a new constitutional amendment. The five member bench set August 25 to begin hearings on the amendment, denying an immediate overturn.
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