Grand jury may question Hoffa figures
Justice Department officials weigh calling witnesses before a Detroit grand jury to solve the Jimmy Hoffa mystery. Atty Ralph Guy has issued a subpoena for records of calls from Hoffa’s Lake Orion home as investigators pursue leads amid a sitting special grand jury on corruption and organized crime.
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Driver walks away after overpass crash near braking incident
A driver walked away after his vehicle nosedived from an overpass around 11 15 a m Friday when he braked to avoid a car pulling into his path. No serious injuries reported as details unfold.
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Portugal faces coup threat as moderates challenge Goncalves
In Lisbon dissident officers circulated a document opposing Premier Vasco Goncalves and gaining military support across units from Amadora to Mafra. President Francisco da Costa Gomes and Gen Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho backed the moderates while a new cabinet sought to quell unrest.
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Jaworski recalls hate mail as Watergate anniversary noted
Former special prosecutor Leon Jaworski spoke at the ABA meeting in Montreal recalling hate messages he received and a youngster who wrote him, noting humor and seriousness as the bar adjusts after Watergate. He praised the judiciary's handling of grand jury and presidential power issues amid the Nixon era.
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President Ford to mark first year in White House with private dinner
President Ford will celebrate one year in office with a private White House dinner with Vice President Rockefeller and family. He plans a 15 day vacation in Vail Colorado with side trips to seven states for 13 public appearances and active sport recreation.
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Low cost one stop tour charters approved after Sept 13
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved inclusive one stop tour charters enabling air travel, hotel stays, and ground transport for vacations at prices near or below current air fare. Examples show New York to Honolulu seven nights for 361 dollars and Dallas to Brussels from 437 dollars, with min durations and advance ticketing requirements.
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Man Rents Downstairs Apartment Using Short Herald Ad
A man rented his downstairs apartment by placing a low cost want ad in the Herald. The notice read two bedroom downstairs apartment utilities furnished deposit required and a phone number. The ad ran for one day in the rental section and was scheduled to run six days.
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Fighting erupts in Angola amid home attacks
Heavy fighting broke out in Luanda on Friday night between rival black liberation groups and continued into the morning. The clashes, using mortars and light weapons, focused on the home of acting Premier N'gola Kabangu and other FNLA houses in the capital.
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NSA denies intercepting Americans' overseas phone calls
NSA officials deny intercepting telephone calls of Americans abroad as House Intel Chair Otis G. Pike expresses doubt and seeks fuller details. Rep. Les Aspin says the agency may randomly monitor foreign calls, but testifies that monitoring differs from Pike’s expectations.
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Violence Rages in Belfast as Internment Protests Surge
Mobs roamed Belfast during the night in protests against the fifth year of internment without trial. A Roman Catholic youth was killed, three soldiers and many civilians injured, and at least 34 people arrested. Police and troops faced gasoline bombs, stones, and sniper attacks amid more than 30 incidents.
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