Hoffa Abduction Plot Mentioned in FBI Tapes
Secret FBI wiretap transcripts cited by the Detroit News reveal Anthony Zerilli proposed abducting James Hoffa in 1966. Giacalone allegedly defended Hoffa as a pension fund link, leading to the plan being dropped.
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Aftershocks Continue in Tangshan Tragedy Prompt Evacuations
Foreign residents left Peking and Tientsin as China reported 110 aftershocks in 24 hours and seismologists warned of a new major quake. Diplomatic families evacuated to Canton, Hong Kong, or Tokyo while millions camp outside to avoid damaged buildings. Tangshan, 100 miles away, suffered two huge quakes, 8.2 and 7.9, with tens of thousands feared dead.
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Coal Miners Strike Persists Across States Amid Picket Lines
Wildcat coal strike continues with 80,000 miners across seven states and early shifts unused at Consolidation Coal Co. and Eastern Associated Coal Co. sites. Despite a District 31 urge to return, over 1,500 southern miners stay out, while California cannery workers resume work and rubber strikes stall.
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Theater and Film Showings Roundup Monday
Theater and cinema listings for multiple venues include American Grafitti The Shootist The Omen Benji Lifeguard The Silent Movie The Outlaw Josey Wales Murder by Death Shadow of the Hawk Swashbuckler At the Earth's Core Old Dracula The Shootist Hustle The Breakout Gus Bambi and other features with showtimes across Plaza Eastown Collins Twixt Town Twin East and CINEMAX venues.
Orson Welles warns against smug space conquest after Viking 1 landing
New York AP reports actor director Orson Welles cautioned mankind not to be complacent after Viking 1's Mars touchdown. He remarked that world population should not feel superior while lobster men are still hidden, citing his 1938 War of the Worlds broadcast as a mass panic precedent.
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Irish Folk Theater Sets First U.S. Tour in September
The National Folk Theater of Ireland will tour the United States starting in September led by Pat Ahern visiting New York Washington and Boston with performances from ancient pagan ceremonies to country dances.
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UPI
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Boston
U.S. Faces Findings On Iran Arms Sales Policy
A Senate report concludes the United States lost control of billions in weapons sold to Iran since 1972. It cites Nixon Kissinger approval in May 1972 and notes 10 billion in sales, 16 000 to 24 000 Americans in Iran, with potential hostage risks if relations break.
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Syrian Premier Ayoubi Resigns. Assad Orders New Cabinet
Damascus Radio reports Syrian Premier Mahmoud Ayoubi has resigned. President Hafez Assad asks General Abdul Rahman Khallafawi to form a new cabinet. Khallafawi, in his mid-50s, has headed three previous governments since Assad rose to power in November 1970.
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Nine Americans Remain In Vietnam After Evacuation
Thirty eight Americans evacuated from Vietnam arrived in Bangkok on a U N charter from Saigon. At least nine others remained behind and two evacuees expressed desire to return, one to aid missing soldiers and another to work for the Communist government.
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James Stacy Guilty of Contempt of Court
Actor James Stacy found guilty on 23 counts of contempt for failing to support his daughter Heather after a September 1973 motorcycle crash left him a double amputee. A 115 day jail term was suspended as he promised to resume payments of 275 dollars monthly.
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