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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1970

Page

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Recorded Mafia tieups cited in Newark transcripts

US district court released taped conversations from 1961 to 1965 detailing alleged Mafia payoffs to police officials judges and politicians in New Jersey and New York. The transcripts mention entertainers including Frank Sinatra Louis Prima Sammy Davis Jr and Joey Bishop as figures discussed for payments or appearances. The tapes tie to the extortion conspiracy trial of Angel DeCarlo and a probe into organized crime with 74 indictments to date.

Newark UPI New Jersey Frank Sinatra Louis Prima Sammy Davis, Jr Joey Bishop Robert Shaw Angel “Gyp" DeCarlo Cosa Nostra Ate Vito Genovese Uiece Kew Fortier Dowinick Tt. Capello Hugh J. Addonigia Dominick Spina Johm Vhenny Democrii Hudson County David Wileniz Peter J. Redino D-Ny FBI PBT Mountainside New York City Asie Sinatra Narald “Kaye Konigsberg DeCarlo Jamaica Fran Sim Florida Wil Prima Davis

Look Magazine ideas on 1976 president and pollution shift

Look Magazine pieces propose a 1976 or later election with women or a black president and even a seven member presidential group. The article notes Nixon’s likely reelection in 1972, then analyzes pollution as a top future issue and the limits of executive power amid state and local control and economic constraints.

Merriman Smith UPI White House San Clemente Calif Nixon Gloria Sleimem William F. Buck- Tey Jr Wei Look Magazine Congress

Denney to be in Norfolk Saturday

Rep. Robert V. Denney of Nebraska will visit Norfolk on Saturday for a breakfast meeting and later talks with constituents and party workers. The open gathering is at former Rep. Bob Harrison’s office in the old Post Office building. Denney, a member of the House Select Committee on Crime, is expected to report findings on drug life and abuse.

Norfolk UPI Robert V. Denney R-Neb Bob Harrison Denney House Select Committee On

Freedom Telegram announces subscription rates and address

The Freedom Telegram lists subscription options with carriers in Columbus at 45 per week and mail rates in several counties at 110 per year. It notes change of address procedures and postal matters.

Your Freedom Freedom Newspapers Avenue Phere Columbus Hebrarka Piste Stone Ker Caltex Merrick Hawke Polk Nebratks Ocal” Postmatter Coloraby Telegram Ina Pew

NLRB Orders Second Election at Gamble Robinson Omaha

The National Labor Relations Board orders a new vote for workers at Gamble Robinson Co. Omaha after a June 11, 1969 election produced 12 in favor, 16 against, with challenged ballots that could change the result. The union is General Drivers & Helpers Local No. 54, affiliated with Teamsters.

Washington UPI National Labor Relations Board NLRB Ue Gamble Robinson Co Omaha Terry Wernside Daniel Fleming James Kelly Donald Wharl General Drivers & Helpers Local No. 54 International Brotherhood —_of ‘Teamsters

Omaha Woman Dies From 1968 Accident Injuries

Funeral services will be Thursday at St Peter's Catholic Church for Mary Kathleen Carroll a 3d year old Omaha woman who died Tuesday from injuries suffered in an October 1968 auto accident near Des Moines. She had been hospitalized since the crash.

Omaha UPS St. Peter's Mary Kathleen Carroll Nes Moines

Actor James Edwards Rites Held Today in Los Angeles

Memorial services are held in Los Angeles for James Edwards, renowned Broadway and film actor famed for his role in Home of the Brave. The public service honors his career across stage and screen.

Los Angeles UPI James Edwards

Court decision pleases Meyer

UPI reports Attorney General Clarence Meyer says he is highly pleased by a State Supreme Court ruling affirming police may inventory a suspect’s car contents without a warrant. The decision, upholding a Wallen gambling devices conviction, says inventory is a reasonable precaution and not a search.

Lincoln UPI Clarence Meyer Supreme Court Meyer Edward Wallen

Scouting Roundtable Plans 60th Birthday Celebration

Scout leaders discuss Diamond Adversary 60 years of Scouting at a United Methodist Church roundtable. The February theme Service to Others is highlighted with Genius Kits and Blue and Gold ideas traded among Cub and Boy Scout leaders. All leaders invited to monthly roundtables.

Boy Stout United Methodist Church Tle

The sturgeon as king of freshwater fish

A compact note declares the sturgeon the supreme ruler of freshwater fish in historic waters, praising its size and endurance and signaling its prominence in local lore and fisheries.

Gigaxs celebrate silver wedding anniversary in several travels

F E Gigax and wife mark their 25th year with a weeklong trip visiting NASA Center in Houston New Orleans and Hot Springs. Acknowledgments for Kennelly Patt’s 20th anniversary include Terry Scheffler Herbert Hussman Milton Scheffler and J H Jansen. Others return to resumes at universities and schools in Nebraska with family members listed.

Creston F. E. Gigax Houston Tex Uhy NASA Manned Spacecraft Center New Orleans Hot Springs Ark Kennelly Patt Terry Scheffler Herbert Hussman Milton Sche

McCarthy Meets Soviet Officials in Moscow Visit

Senator McCarthy met for an hour with the chairmen of the two houses of the Supreme Soviet and visited Lenin’s Kremlin rooms. He aims to meet Premier Kosygin during a five day private trip after addressing American tourists who hailed his presence.

Moscow CUPI Sen. Euegene J. McCarthy F Minn Supreme Soviet Parliament Vladimir J. Lenin Kremlin McCarthy Alexie N. Kosygin Ivan V. Spirirdonov Justa I. Paleckis Alexi N. Kosypin

Artist Gilbert Sully Dies at Oakland Tribune Desk

Oakland artist Gilbert Sully collapsed and died at his desk Tuesday while preparing the next Oakland Tribune edition. He was 70 and had worked for the paper for 44 years.

Oakland Calif UPI Gilbert Sully Oakland Tribune

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