Hoffa Foster Son Linked To Union Foe In Disappearance
Detroit reports link Jimmy Hoffa foster son Charles O'Brien to a close associate of Frank Fitzsimmons as Hoffa vanishes. FBI seeks O'Brien questioning while family pleads for truth. sightings place him near Machus Red Fox before Hoffa was last seen.
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Arson Suspect Committed for Mental Examination
A 48-year-old Calumet County farmhand named Paul Schluessel was ordered confined at Central State Hospital in Waupun for up to six days for a mental examination. He faces three counts of attempted first degree murder and one count of arson tied to two fires on the Elmer Schluchter farm in Stockbridge early Saturday. At a 40 minute preliminary hearing, Special Investigator Donald Kossman testified Schluessel admitted starting the fires and explained he staged the kitchen, turned on a stove, and barricaded doors due to hatred for the Schluchters. He was seen in an alfalfa field shortly after the blaze. The hearing also heard testimony from Mrs. Schluchter.
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CIA profits from Air America and pension fund disclosed
CIA Director William Colby testified that profits from Air America and a CIA pension fund were converted to Treasury after 1973. He described proprietary companies as front entities used to support covert operations with limited staff, noting Air America and Radio Free Europe as large examples.
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UN talks on Seoul two Vietnams stall on applications
The Security Council debated three Vietnamese applications for UN membership, with the United States backing South Korea’s bid while China and Russia raised veto concerns. North Vietnam and South Vietnam urged a consolidated approach, calling for withdrawal of allied troops. The United States hinted at a package deal as private talks continued.
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Vote Right Bill Before President
Ford signs extended Voting Rights Act to prevent lapse at midnight. The 1965 landmark law expands coverage, adds preclearance of district changes, and bans literacy tests for ten years. It broadens language provisions to include some language minority districts in NY, TX, CA, and CO jurisdictions with large minority populations.
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Ford and Miki Press Asia Stability Ties
Ford and Japanese Prime Minister Takeo Miki wrapped two days of talks stressing a secure South Korea as essential for regional peace and stability in Asia. They reaffirmed the U.S. Japanese defense alliance and commitment to defend South Korea and Japan, calling for no sudden shifts in policy while supporting multilateral nonproliferation efforts.
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Terrorists Still Hold US Consul In Malaysia Crisis
Armed Papuaniose Red Army terrorists seized the US Consul in Kuala Lumpur and held five hostages including a US official. Negotiations with Libya and Japan surfaced as tensions rose over potential destinations and weapon concerns aboard a grounded JAL flight. Three hostages later walked to a waiting bus as security tightened at the airport.
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Postal Service delays end of air mail service plan
The Postal Service postpones plans to end a separate air mail service next month due to an ongoing legal dispute over postal rates. Until this issue is resolved the change cannot proceed. The air mail stamp will be abandoned as long distance mail already travels by air. Richard A. Maloy Washington Bureau Chief.
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Pause N Profit Read the Want Ads Everyday
Local advert listing urges readers to check everyday for bargains at HARHIVE. Real estate, services, and items for sale likely featured in the daily want ads. The notice emphasizes regular attention to capture best deals.
Fall Weather Relief Short-Lived Across Wisconsin
A Wisconsin weather page notes a brief relief from a heat spell with cooler nights and mid-60s to 30s in various locations. Northerly winds push readings down across cities like Manitowoc and Eagle River, with highs expected in the 60s and 70s and lows dropping to the upper 40s to 60s.
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AMC reports spring quarter earnings slip 4 percent
Detroit AMC said its April to June earnings fell 4 percent from a year earlier to 101 million dollars, or 33 cents a share. The results reverse three straight quarterly losses and come after a record 47.8 million loss in Q1, with 19 million dollars earned in spring quarter 1974.
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Parliament backs electoral code rewrite to shield Gandhi
In New Delhi India the Rajya Sabha approved retroactive amendments to the electoral code by acclamation removing past offenses tied to Indira Gandhi. The changes erase violations for which she was convicted on June 3, clearing her legal troubles.
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Weaver May Return to Duties After Heart Attack
University of Wisconsin President John C. Weaver, 60, hospitalized after a heart attack on May 25, was described as in very good condition and walking in his room at University Hospitals. If released Friday he could resume duties in about five weeks, doctors said.
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Bomb explodes at Everett Federal Building
An API A bomb exploded early today in the Federal Office Building in Everett Washington less than eight hours after an explosion at the Federal Court House in Tacoma Everett police said there were no injuries in either blast Everett is about 20 miles north of Seattle and Tacoma about 30 miles south of Everett
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