Car with Hoffa scent sought by investigators
FBI fights a double case to keep a car tied to the Hoffa disappearance. Joseph Giacalone fights to recover his vehicle, while a grand jury demands the car for tests that could reveal Hoffa abduction clues. Dogs detected Hoffa scent in the back seat and trunk. fingerprints and a shotgun noted.
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Hoffa
Detroit
UPI
FBI
Teamsters
James Hoffa
Joseph Giacalone
Anthony
Tony Jack
Giacalone
U.S. 6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Grand Jury
U.S. District Court
Thomas Thornton
Teamsters International Union
Former Pittsfield executive named on Manson list
The FBI reported that Charles J. Meloun, former Pittsfield General Electric transformer division chief executive now living near Chicago, is among six businessmen named to be killed by the Manson Family. Jane Good released the list, citing an international network and targeting spouses first in a planned series of assassinations.
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Pittsfield
Charles J. Meloun
Chicago
Pittsfield General Electric Transformer Division
Charles Manson
FBI
Melvin
Sandra Good
Lynette Fromme
Ford
Ms. Good
People’s International Court of Restribution
Meloun
General Electric
New Orleans
Floyd Lewis
Middle South Utilities of
Middle South
Fahmi urges Soviet role in Golan peace plan
Egyptian Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmi urged the Soviet Union to draft a Golan Heights disengagement pact modeled on the Sinai accord. He said Egypt may convene the Geneva Peace Conference in late November to pursue a broader Middle East settlement, with Egypt ready and the Arab position clear. Palestinian and Israeli clashes continued along the Levantine front, including air strikes near Tyre and a night shelling of Nahariya, as Cairo closed Voice of Palestine.
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Ismail Fahmi
Golan Heights
Sinai
Fahmi
Cairo
al Ahram
Egypt
Middle East
Syria
Israel
United States
Soviet Union
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Golan
Tel Aviv
Lebanon
Tyre
Beirut
Borgholiyyeh
Sidon
Nahariya
Mediterranean
Tripoli
Zgharta
Voice of Palestine
Shaftsbury School Grounds Sponsored by Library Association
The Shaftsbury School Library Association sponsors improvements to the school grounds, funding new plants benches and paths to create a welcoming outdoor space for students and staff.
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Shaftsbury School
The
Shaftsbury School Library Association
Reagan Sees Challenge to Ford as Healthy for GOP
Reagan told United Press International that a challenge to Ford would be healthy for the Republican Party and not divisive. He noted Ford’s early endorsements do not guarantee nomination and said the standard bearer will be chosen by grassroots primary voters in 1976. Reagan indicated he has not made a final decision but believes the race will hinge on the people’s votes.
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Washington
UPI
Ronald Reagan
GOP
Reagan
Ford
California
Boyle 73 to serve consecutive life sentences in UMW killings
Former United Mine Workers leader W A Tony Boyle, 73, will begin three consecutive life terms for the 1969 killings of Joseph Yablonski and his wife and daughter. Sentencing in Delaware County followed his Missouri federal sentence for misusing union funds, with appeals planned by attorney A Charles Peruto.
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Missouri
A. Charles Peruto
Boyle
State Supreme Court
Inmates Shot as Bologna Riot Rages at Tennessee Prison
Riot police with attack dogs rounded up hundreds of inmates at Tennessee State Prison in Nashville after a dispute over bologna versus pork chops sparked a riot. Seven inmates and two guards were injured. three inmates suffered gunshot wounds, and others were bitten or injured fleeing. Warden Morford claimed he did not authorize gunfire.
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Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Tennessee State Prison
Bob Morford
Fighting in Beirut follows minor dispute
In Beirut a brief clash between Christian and Moslem militiamen erupted on the outskirts after the army established a buffer zone in northern Lebanon. Gunfire and rockets flared near Nassera and Ras Al Nabeh as soldiers and armored cars positioned between Tripoli and Zghorta to stabilize the area.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Nassera
Ras al- Nabeh
Tripoli
Zghorta
Rashid Karami
Fromme pleads for redwoods during arraignment
Lynette Fromme used her federal arraignment to attack deforestation near California’s Redwood National Park. She urged the judge to stop logging and to have the government buy logged private land, while warning that the gun she once aimed at Ford is in the hands of fate.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Lynette
Fromme
Ford
California
Redwoods
Miss Fromme
Charles Manson
California State Capitol
Manson
U.S. District Court
Thomas MacBride
Redwood National Park
MacBride
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Charles Manson Family
Berkshire Eagle
Gordon Ryan
Starr Broadcasting
Fred Kaiser
Atlanta
Herbert Grey
William Berlin
Richard Davis
Houston
U.S.S.R
United Press International
Shaftsbury
Farmers Market
Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Banner Publishing Corp
New York Times News Service
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen, Inc
Vermont
Servicemaster Academy OF Service
P.E.M
P.O
Bennington, VT
Yablonskis
Clarksville
Richard Sprague
Yablonski
UMW
Kenneth
Chip
Sprague
Riddle Memorial Hospital
Springfield
Wavapatavae
Bologna
Lou LaMontagne
Joe Claiborne
Qushameb
By Bassett
Hollywood
Elm ST
Benn
Main Street
Walker
Ole
Baskerville
Mt. Equinox
Skyline Drive
Manchester
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