Hoffa case car tied to Giacalone son probe
FBI agents impounded a 1975 Mercury tied to Joe Giacalone son of Anthony Giacalone as they probe Jimmy Hoffa disappearance. Charles O'Brien, Hoffa’s former bodyguard, claims the blood on the seat came from a 40 pound salmon delivered by him. Fitzsimmons denies involvement and says Hoffa’s fate remains unclear.
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Chuckie” O’brien
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Fighting rages in Luanda over acting premier home
In Luanda heavy fighting erupts between rival liberation groups at the home of acting Premier N gala Kabangu. Mortar and small arms fire hit nearby houses as thousands flee Angola toward safety ahead of independence on November 11.
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Roberto
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Tobacco Subsidies Questioned by Consumer Group
A consumer group calls federal tobacco supports wasteful and biased toward larger growers. It urges reallocating 62 million dollars to help small farmers retrain, switch crops, and access food stamps and health care, arguing ending supports wouldn’t stop tobacco production or smoking. It notes manufacturers spent 189 million on ads in 1973 while a federal anti smoking budget remains under 1 million.
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Belfast unrest deepens as internment policy issues rise
Irish tensions flare at a Belfast rally after Sinn Fein youth leader urged war. Inmates at Por tlaoise Prison near Dublin stage a 24 hour hunger strike in solidarity with Ulster protesters. Britain, facing violence, had internment since Aug 9 1971 and aims to release internees not charged by Christmas. Taxi drivers block roads to Maze Prison as 17 year old Martin McMenamy is found shot dead near a Belfast hospital.
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TRA
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