Hoffa case yields leads from hypnosis witnesses in Detroit
In Detroit, a psychiatrist-hypnotist helped two witnesses recall names linking James R. Hoffa to meetings with Detroit Mafia figures before his disappearance. Hoffa’s son reported the sessions produced important leads while authorities pursued a tip about a Lenawee County field. The Teamsters Local No. 299 offered a 25000 reward as searches continued.
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Barbara Crancer
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Bloodbank Faces Slow Donations In Alameda County
Oakland report shows the Alameda Contra Costa Medical Association Bloodbank struggles with donor turnout despite friendly service and ample blood supply. The facility processes over 50 000 pints annually but faces a daily need for 190 pints to meet replacement demands across two counties, with fears it may not keep pace.
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Ford praises progress on missile pact during Romania visit
President Ford announced some progress with the Soviet Union on a strategic arms treaty after talks with Brezhnev. He spoke aboard Air Force One en route from Helsinki and noted two more Kissinger Gromyko sessions ahead. Millions greeted the president in Bucharest as he toured the city and danced with gypsy dancers, praising Romania’s independent stance and potential role in East West relations.
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