Multiple World News Items Span Trials Disasters and Politics
A criminology expert questions handling of evidence in the Joan Little murder case in North Carolina. A Canton river disaster near Hong Kong leaves hundreds dead and many missing. A Georgia grand jury accuses a couple in a infant death. Nuns in San Francisco seek equal church partnership and potentially a woman pope. Nagasaki marks 30th anniversary with wreaths and victim list. Rockefeller faces Attica riot questioning. FBI head Kelley offers regular sworn reports on intelligence actions.
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U.S. Army Air Force
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Peace Park
Officials May Call Hoffa Witnesses Before Grand Jury
Justice Department officials consider bringing witnesses before a grand jury to probe the Jimmy Hoffa mystery. A U S attorney issued the first subpoena for Hoffa records as leads pursue his disappearance. A special Detroit grand jury weighs corruption and organized crime evidence.
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First Year Of Ford Presidency Marked By Vail Vacation Note
President Ford plans a private anniversary dinner with the Rockefeller family before a 15 day vacation to Vail Colorado. He will make side trips through seven states, play golf and tennis, swim and socialize with longtime friends at Bass’s chalet.
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Meat Packers Charged With 20 Million Fraud
A 105 count federal indictment charges American Beef Packers ABP Omaha and Beefland International with conspiring to defraud nearly 900 livestock raisers in 13 states of more than 20 million dollars. West and Lee named in related bribery case. trial expected later month.
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Air Vacation Prices Cut by One-Stop Charters
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved liberal one-stop inclusive tour charters from Sept. 13 offering air travel hotels baggage handling and ground transportation. Independent tour operators will organize and sell them with fixed per passenger costs plus hotel room charges. Examples show New York to Honolulu seven nights from 361 dollars and Dallas to Brussels from 437 dollars, versus higher coach fares. Restrictions include minimum trip lengths and regional coverage.
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