Parole For Hoffa Rejected For Another Year
Hoffa remains in Lewisburg prison after the Parole Board rejects his bid for parole. The former Teamsters leader, 56, faces ongoing legal battles and continued leadership at the union from behind bars. Hoffa’s case includes earlier 1964 convictions and ongoing wiretap and civil rights considerations. His wife, Mrs. Hoffa, says she lives on hope and prayers while awaiting his release.
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Duke Blacks Study Program Criticized At Duke
Afro American society at Duke University condemns the lack of black control over the Duke black studies program. It will stop participating in the program's planning committee and 70 members will attend evening classes at Malcolm X Liberation University in Durham. A separate report notes Shaw University suspends employee Preston Dobbins after his Asheville arrest for curfew violation and explosives possession as part of ongoing racially troubled events in Asheville.
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Israeli warplanes strike Egyptian positions on Gulf of Suez
Israeli warplanes attacked Egyptian positions on the Gulf of Suez and south of the Suez Canal for a second straight day, with an Israeli spokesman saying all planes returned safely. Egypt claimed one Israeli jet was shot down while counter claims circulated from Cairo.
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Bechtler the Piedmont Jewel of Rutherford County
Christopher Bechtler, a renowned 19th century jeweler in Rutherford County North Carolina, opened the first private mint in 1831 turning gold dust and nuggets into coins. His integrity and imagination earned trust from people and government, producing millions in gold coins and shaping regional pride. Duke Power ties its vision to that legacy as it aims for a greater Piedmont.
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