Don Giacalone linked to Hoffa lunch set up
Detroit Free Press reports mafia figure Anthony Giacalone arranged a July 30 luncheon with James Hoffa at the Machus Red Fox in Bloomfield Township. A Michigan law enforcement source says Hoffa was set up and may have been persuaded to leave the parking lot.
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Detroit
UPI
Anthony
Tony Jack
Giacalone
James Hoffa
Hoffa
Detroit Free Press
Michigan
Anl
Jimmy
Machus Red Fox
Bloomfield Township
Teamsters
Florida
Free Press
T.J
Tony Pro’’ Provenzano
Leonard Schultz
Red Fox
Indians gain control of building in Indian Township Maine
About 100 Passamaquoddy Indians threatened to seize a state forestry building in Indian Township Washington County after a 30 day vacate notice. State police and forestry officials withdrew while talks continued on use as a fire and police station with an $18 000 payment demand from the Forestry Department. Governor Longley met tribal leaders including Governor Alan Sockabasin and emphasized a pending Aug 25 disposition.
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Indian Township
Maine
UPI
James B. Longley
Passamaquoddy
Washington County
State Forest Service
Forestry
Fred Holt
Forestry Department
Attorney General’s Office
Longley
Alan Sockabasin
Sockabasin
Reopened RFK case eyes second gunman at hotel pantry
Los Angeles Superior Court ordered the Robert Kennedy assassination case reopened to reexamine ballistic evidence for a possible second gunman. Judge Robert Wenke set a September hearing with details to be supervised by a special master if agreed. Paul Schrade and CBS join in the suit, while Sirhan Sirhan's defense awaits further action.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Robert Kennedy
Ambassador Hotel
Superior Court
Robert Wenke
Sirhan Sirhan
Sirhan
San Quentin
Venice
Kennedy
Paul Schrade
United Auto Workers
Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office
Barry Gold
Schrade
Columbia Broadcasting System
Wenke
Wende
Bronfman heir kidnapping prompts demand for proof
The Bronfman family outside their Westchester estate appealed to Sam Bronfman II abductors to renew contact and provide evidence he is alive. They questioned a reported 4.5 million ransom and asked for a direct, specific communication line while noting a tape and voice recording had been received. The case centers on the disappearance of the 21-year-old Williams College graduate after dining with Edgar Bronfman.
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Yorktown Heights
N.Y
UPI
Samuel Bronfman II
Seagram
Bronfman
Sam
Jonathan Rinehart
Westchester County
New York City
Young Bronfman
Rinehart
Williams College
FBI
Portugal resumes Angola rule amid collapse of tripartite government
In Luanda, Portugal lifted the colony by assuming administration under the Alvor agreement after the joint transitional government failed. The move follows street fighting that shattered hopes for November independence as liberation groups vie for control of oil rich Angola. Portugal warned unilateral independence could be halted if fighting continues.
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Luanda
Angola
UPI
Portugal
Ferreira Do Macedo
Tripartite
Alvor
Popular Movement For the Liberation of
National Front For the Liberation of
National Union For the Total Independence of
Movement
Agostinho Neto
Tar
Little Miss Little murder trial quoted in court
In a seven hour session on the third floor courtroom in Raleigh North Carolina UPI reports Joan Little on trial for murder as lawyers spar over divine guidance and her claim she killed jailer Clarence Alligood to stop alleged abuse.
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Raleigh
N.C
UPI
Joan Little
Miss Little
Clarence Alligood
Alligood
Kissinger says no interim Sinai presence. civilian and unarmed only
Kissinger said any American role in Sinai would be civilian and unarmed, not a military presence, and would require congressional endorsement. He noted no agreement or concept exists yet and would seek Congress approval before any action.
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Washington
UPI
Henry Kissinger
Middle East
Israel
Egypt
Kissinger
Simcha Dinitz
Vail
Colo
Ford
Birmingham
Ala
United States
Sinai
Mitla
Gidi
Congress
Boston unrest eases as injuries top one hundred
In Boston, disturbances in South Boston Mattapan and Roxbury declined by Thursday morning after days of fights and rock throwing that left over 100 injured since a beach confrontation Sunday. Police reported fewer incidents and reopened sealed Roxbury housing projects as leaders sought calm.
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South Boston
Mattapan
Roxbury
Boston
George Landry
Boston Naacp
Thomas S. Atkins
Bennington Banner Classifieds and Delivery Rates
The Bennington Banner operates daily except Sunday and holidays from 425 Main St Bennington Vermont with United Press International and New York Times News Service. Home delivery is 15 cents per day. Subscriptions vary by region with 3 months to 1 year pricing. Second class postage paid at Bennington Vermont.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen, Inc
Vermont
U.S
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Ransom
Seagram Co. Ltd
Edgar Bronfman
Ann Margaret Loeb
Purchase
Shultz Teleai
American Gem Society
Main Street
Lobito
National Front
National Union
Popular Movement
Benguela
Popular
State Department
Robert Funseth
Funseth
White House
Lester Chalmers
Beaufort County
Washington, N.C
North Carolina
Jerry Paul
Paul
Durham
Rosa Parks
Montgomery
Bennington, VT
North
Adams Streets
Bennington, Vermont
Northside Drive
PETCO
Drum & Bugle Corps
Spinelli Field
Vanguards
Seymour, Connecticut
Lancers
Trumbull, Connecticut
Empire State Cadets
Gloversvlle, New York
Nor East Renegades Moosup, Connecticut
ST. George
Springfield
Massachusetts
Milford
Connecticut
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