Hoffa disappearance fuels power-play theories
A state investigator calls Hoffa’s abduction the most compelling theory as rivals fear a Hoffa comeback could disrupt union leadership and underworld deals. Time magazine cites a Justice Department source alleging Mafia involvement to protect lucrative access to the union pension fund. Michigan and Detroit officials push toward grand jury testimony while FBI subpoenas surface.
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Portugal in turmoil as officers clash with junta
In Porto and other cities clashes mark a growing split within Portugal's ruling Junta as moderates challenge hard liners. Reports say 32 Communist buildings have been attacked this month while Maj. Jose Canto e Castro and eight officers face suspension over a dispute on the revolution's direction. The crisis tests whether the junta will convene the Revolutionary Council and signals backing from Socialists and the Popular Democrats for moderate action.
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Frost interviews Nixon at San Clemente with editorial freedom
Frost completes a 13 page contract for Nixon interviews taped at the Nixon home in San Clemente. He plans at least 20 sessions with no pre submitted questions and delayed broadcasts until after the 1976 elections. Frost notes Nixon appeared vigorous and there was no exhaustion observed.
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Warren says Nixon obstructed justice in Watergate tapes
Gerald Warren, deputy press secretary to Richard Nixon, told Face the Nation he believes Nixon was guilty of obstruction of justice in relation to Watergate. He noted the June 23, 1972 tapes clearly show obstruction while cautioning against pursuing criminal charges, and contrasted Ford's openness with Nixon's style. Warren, leaving government service to edit the San Diego Union, predicts Ford will run and supports him in the next election.
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Man Made Lake Hemet Fire Brought Under Control
A separate new blaze swept in Angeles National Forest near Pacoima Canyon as firefighting teams fought both fires Sunday. An 18 year old was booked on arson charges after investigators found him in the Hemet area fire scene. The Lake Hemet fire started near Garner Valley and burned pines, destroying a home and two mining shacks while forcing evacuations. Firefighters, including air support, battled the blaze into night with no containment time given.
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