New York Gang Leader Gallo Shot Dead in Mulberry Street Restaurant
Joey Gallo of Brooklyn’s Gallo Brothers gang was killed near 530 am at Uberto’s Clam House 129 Mulberry Street in Little Italy Manhattan. He died at Beekman Downtown Hospital after a gunman in a dark suit fled. Gallo was dining with his wife and daughter when the attack occurred. The mob figure led a revolt against Joseph Profaci’s faction in the 1960s, a conflict that caused dozens of deaths and disappearances.
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Nixon Watches Vietnam War From Florida White House
President Nixon, staying at a Florida White House, monitored Vietnam war developments but avoided comment on air power buildup. Kissinger on temporary Florida duty. a squadron of F-105 bombers reportedly ordered to Southeast Asia. Nixon planned to work with no announced meetings, greeted by friend C. G. Bebe Rebozo, then dined at his bayside home.
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25 Years Too Long For Cigarette Theft
Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals reduced David Edward Terrill's 25 year burglary sentence for stealing one carton of cigarettes from a Kerr McGee Building vending machine to 15 years. The ruling notes prior conviction and burglary charge.
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Improper Mail Use Costs Postal Service Millions
GAO reports the Postal Service loses millions yearly by allowing ineligible groups to mail at reduced nonprofit rates. In fiscal 1970 nonprofit mail costs exceeded revenues by 53 million dollars. Five post offices showed 115 questionable groups, mailing 71.6 million pieces and undercharged by at least 1.5 million. GAO urges immediate review and revocation of ineligible groups’ privileges. An example shows a non-eligible business league misused status since 1966, costing 399000 in lost revenue. Probes covered Chicago New York Indianapolis and St Louis centers.
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Procter and Gamble Replies to Anderson NTA Column
Procter and Gamble issues a detailed rebuttal to Jack Anderson's April column on NTA in detergents. It asserts only $4,000 of NTA inventory, $7.11 million written off for NTA discontinuance, and highlights safety research supporting NTA. The company claims extensive government and scientific review, denies corrosion or damage claims, and emphasizes ongoing dialogue with federal agencies.
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Council On Environmental Quality
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