Speculation Swirls on Hoffa Disappearance and Court Leak
Detroit sources say a leak from the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals may have prompted Hoffa's removal as pressure mounted over his 13 year sentence. The FBI opened an inquiry as the Hoffa case drew new attention with ties to Anthony Giacalone and a Detroit area search. The Hoffa family offered rising rewards and denied related family claims while the legal saga continued.
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Teamsters Union
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Hoffa
FBI
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Teamsters
Jimmy Hoffa
Anthony
Tony Jack
Giacalone
Charles O’brien
O'Brien
Weith
Schuyler Native Leads Hoffa Investigation
Schuyler resident Jay Bailey, a longtime FBI agent, heads the Detroit Hoffa disappearance probe with roughly 170 agents under his command. He is the son of Mrs. Claude Bailey of Schuyler and appeared on local television Monday night.
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Jimmy Hoffa
Jay Bailey
FBI
Detroit
Claude Bailey
Record year feared for bubonic plague in US
UPI reports a potentially record year for bubonic plague with ten cases and two deaths. Health officials note plague cycles in the West and cite New Mexico, California, Utah and Arizona cases, plus a fatal pediatric case in New Mexico and a campground outbreak in Rocky Mountain National Park.
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Barnes
United States
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Arizona
Utah
Rocky Mountain National Park
Mexico
Charlene Brown
Cet
Indian Health Service
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Santa Fe
Israelis optimistic on Sinai talks amid border clashes
Reports say Israelis optimistic over Egyptian talks as violence persists on the Israeli Lebanese frontier for the third day. A Palestinian guerrilla attack near Rashidiyeh refugee camp and rocket strikes on two border settlements are described as ongoing. An Israeli Army radio correspondent notes initial signs differences may be resolved.
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Courageous attendance urged for Title XX hearing in Columbus
A Columbus group urges attendance at tonight's hearing on the proposed Title XX comprehensive annual services program plan. The Mayor's Commission on the Status of Women notes Nebraska lags behind neighboring states in child care, while the Division of Social Services says the proposal aims to foster self help, protect vulnerable people, and keep families together, with possible institutional care only if needed. The hearing, part of a statewide series, starts at 7:30 p.m. in the district courtroom at the Courthouse.
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Commission On the Status of Women
Platte County Supervisors Adopt 1975 Budget Plan
Platte County Supervisors approve a 1975 76 budget after a Tuesday public hearing. The plan totals just over 5 million dollars with Sheriff Don Franzen’s request for new patrol cars and maintenance funding not granted. The board also directs County Attorney Ray Baker to draft a subdivision requirement for paved streets lighting and central water or sewer systems.
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Platte
Don Franzen
Wilbert Thiele
Ray Baker
Arabs hesitate delayed release of hostages in Malaysia
In Kuala Lumpur the release of 15 remaining hostages aboard a plane held by five Japanese Red Army terrorists was delayed due to Arab nations reluctance to grant asylum. Malaysia canvassed Arab states including Libya after earlier hopes faded. the plane and captives await a final destination and safe conduct arrangements.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
UPI
Red Army
U.S
Japan
Texas
Japan Air Line
Libya
Ahmad Nordin
U S and Japan Pact to Monitor Korean Tensions
Ford and Prime Minister Miki pledged close watch on Korean antagonism amid about 40 000 U S troops stationed in South Korea The White House issued a joint statement asserting U S defense commitments to Japan under the 1960 treaty in case of armed attack whether nuclear or conventional.
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UPI
Ford
Japan
United States
Takeo Miki
South Korea
U.S
North Korea
Republic of Korea
Korean Peninsula
East Asia
White House
Gusty Winds and Clear Skies Across Nebraska
Nebraska saw gusty northwest winds 20 to 30 mph with clear skies except for scattered high level clouds. Midday temperatures cooled into the 90s with overnight lows around the 60s to near 70 and a very high fire danger in extreme northwest rangelands.
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Grand
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Kansas
Emergency plan for canning lids runs short after 2.7 million offer
Washington report says a government Goodwill drive to supply home canning lids is nearly exhausted seven days after offering 2.7 million lids. Goodwill seeks more lids while sending bids to about 26 000 responders as a cooperative effort with Commerce to buy lids from three manufacturers.
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UPI
Goodwill Industries of America, Inc
Commerce Department
Goodwill
Commerce
Minneapolis
U S citizen abducted in Colombia near Sears executive
In Bogota a U S citizen, Donald Copper deputy manager of Sears Roebuck Colombia, was kidnapped after a night gun battle at his home. His chauffeur and a maid were wounded. Police have not yet established ransom demands or who carried out the abduction.
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UPI
Donald Copper
Sears Roebuck
Copper
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