Law agencies blocked in fighting Mafia
Federal agents spent four years bugging Mafia leaders with wiretaps and 2000 pages of transcripts reveal intruige, racketeering, extortion, and control of businesses and unions. Despite evidence, prosecutors fear legal barriers would dismiss indictments and new surveillance laws limit use of this material. Civil liberties critics allege harassment, while officials note Mafia profits and murders.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Congress
FBI
New Jersey
American Civil Liberties Union
Faculty arrogance fuels campus tensions at Stanford warns Mayhew
Stanford professor Lewis B Mayhew outgoing A A H E president says arrogant faculty resist change and push irrelevant courses and strict graduation requirements. He notes some students rebel violently while many feel certain requirements are meaningless and out of touch with modern needs and times.
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Stanford University
Lewis B. Mayhew
Mayhew
American Association For Higher Education
Lewis
United States
Firsts in space a look at Apollo 10 dining
Apollo 10 crew explored dining habits beyond tubes with real bread and a spoon. They solved bread crumbs risk by selecting sturdy white loaves. Future plans aim for space heaters and freezers, but Apollo 11 will skip hot meals aboard the moon mission set for July 16.
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Malcolm C. Smith
Houston
Smith
Opinions on Vietnam policy and Charlie Brown in culture
The Economist argues the United States seeks a political settlement in Vietnam with North Vietnamese troop pullout as a condition, while the future of the National Liberation Front depends on a supervised election. A Chicago Tribune piece notes Charlie Brown's pervasive role in American culture and praises Schulz for sustaining humor and thoughtfulness through the character.
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Eee
Nixon
North Vietnam
United States
National Liberation Front
South Vietnam
THE
Economist
London
Charlie Brown
of Natural History
of Nature
Silas Marner
Charlie
Charles Schulz
Chicago Tribune
Old Style Subscription Notice from Austin Minnesota
A long printed notice shows subscription rates and delivery options for Austin Minnesota. It lists prices for home delivery within Austin and rural routes, plus mail rates for longer zones and military addresses. The page also includes a quote from Luke 12 15 and a reference to Plato with names and contact details for the publisher A Richard Gross.
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Austin Daily Herald -Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Ist
Austin
Minnesota
Richard Gross
Minn
Grea
Tosl US
United States
Ap.o
FPO
Turn Back the Clock 30 Years Ago Highlights
A look back at Southeast Minnesota lacking a BCA substation despite dense population. WPA workers in Mower County spend about 12 766 monthly for life’s necessities. An Austin Fourth of July traffic safety drive is planned. H B Lidstone announces a new industry in Austin, the Austin Mattress and Sterilizing Co in the L. Young building. Main street adds display street lights and Austin Cab Co. secures a new radio frequency from the FCC.
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Minnesota
Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension
WPA
Mower County
Jacob Barwind
Austin
H. B. Lidstone
Chamber of Commerce
Austin Mattress and Sterilizing Co
L. Young
Austin Cab Co
Federal Communications Commission
Norman Sollie
Seasonal shifts spark talk of sunlit days and farming forecasts
A weather calendar notes longer daylight on Saturday signaling summer onset, while crops lag two weeks with corn knee high only west of Austin and ankle high elsewhere. Predictions cite sun and warmth to push growth then discuss a 70s boom, travel costs, rubella vaccine, weed nutrition, water bill enforcement in North Mankato, wage trends from Tribune, and Minnesota's federal grant balance vs taxes.
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Austin
North Mankato
Mafia expert warns mob could win U S presidency one day
Victor Riesel profiles Ralph Salerno, longtime Mafia expert, who warns that organized crime has political reach beyond rackets. He cites FBI transcripts showing mob influence on judges, mayors, and federal officials, and argues for a permanent congressional probe with Salerno as chief consultant.
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Victor Riesel
New York
Ralph Salerno
Police Dept
Central Intelligence Bureau
Combine
White House
U.S
Dave Satz
Newark
N. J
FBI
Cosa Nostra
America
Justice Dept
Joe
Bayonne) Zicarelli
New York Harbor
Genovese
Genovese Combine
Jerry Catena
Gallagher
Cornelius Gallagher
Jersey
13Th
Bayonne
Zicarelli
Neil” Gallagher
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Edmund Muskie
Gene McCarthy
Tom Dodd
New Jersey
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Government Operations Committee
Mr. Gallagher
J. Edgar Hoover
Representative Gallagher
Bayonne) Icarelli
Zwillman
Catena
Lucky Luciano
Mr. A
Joe Doto
Italy
Bob Kennedy
James Hoffa
Supreme Court
Commission On Crime
Congress
Think of life insurance payouts in four settlement forms
The article explains common life insurance payout options lump sum limited installments life income and guaranteed-period life income. It urges advance discussion with the agent about beneficiary circumstances and future needs to avoid mismanaging large sums after a policyholder’s death.
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Carlton Smith
Richard Putnam Pratt
On This Date in History June 20 1789 to 1963
A concise list of historical milestones commemorated on June 20: Maryland charter in 1632, Victoria becomes queen in 1837, West Virginia statehood in 1863, Alaska purchase treaty in 1867, Guam seizure in 1898, hot line talks begin in 1963, and past events in Korea, Cyprus peacekeeping, and a Broadway strike resolution 10 years and one year ago.
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Maryland
Lord Baltimore
Victoria
England
West Virginia
Andrew Johnson
Alaska
Russia
United States
Guam
Soviet Union
Washington
Moscow
North Korea
North
South Korea
U.N. Security Council
U.N
Cyprus
Actors Equity
League of Theater Owners
Timely Quotes on Harlem Violence Causes and Mafia Funct
Whitney Young Jr. attacks the view that TV programs fuel ghetto violence and argues poverty drives unrest while police neglect the Mafia, which traffics narcotics. He links urban neglect to crime and calls for policy change to reduce violence.
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Harlem
Whitney Young Jr
Urban League
Lewis philosophy aided U S labor progress via automation
Ray Cromley profiles John L. Lewis and argues his forward looking approach to automation boosted profits and wages. Lewis urged modernization, link automations to higher pay, and criticized make-work rules that hinder productivity, suggesting today’s higher costs stem partly from obsolete codes and restrictive practices.
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Washington
NEA
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
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Longy) Zwillman
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