Fitzsimmons linked to Hoffa disappearance in union power struggle
Washington reports investigators suspect Jimmy Hoffa’s disappearance ties to his bid to reclaim control of the Teamsters from Frank Fitzsimmons. Hoffa’s son and advisers see possible internal or underworld involvement, with theories of kidnapping and murder common among officials.
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Hoffa and Mob Ties Highlight Teamster Power Control
The Teamsters unions long pattern of mob links is examined with Hoffa’s autocratic rule and his 1967 imprisonment. It notes his clashes with successor Fitzsimmons fostering regional autonomy and suggests a Hoffa comeback could restore central authority, weakening local autonomy.
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Weather Summary for Southland Sunday
Night through midmorning low clouds give way to fair conditions by Monday. Expect highs near 80 and overnight lows around 62 as detailed on weather page B-5.
Soldiers free Reds as anti-Communist rally erupts in Alcobaca
Troops fired into the air to disperse rock-throwing demonstrators and rescue about 1009 Communist rallygoers trapped in Alcobaca stadium. Communist Party Secretary Alvaro Cunhal escaped through a side door as clashes lasted over four hours injuring 15.
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California bans sale of some Chrysler cars
California barred sale of certain new Chrysler automobiles with the largest engine size on Saturday for failing to meet antismog standards. The Air Resources Board also fined Chrysler 328000 for shipping cars to dealers that exceeded emission tests, announced ARB chairman Tom Quinn.
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Kidnaped heir Samuel Bronfman II freed in Brooklyn
FBI agents arrested a suspect in Flatbush early today to recover heiress Samuel Bronfman II, heir to Seagram fortune. The 8 day kidnapping ended with a $4.5 million ransom reportedly paid by Edgar Bronfman Sr. Samuel was returned unharmed and was under medical care as relatives expressed relief.
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Turks Close U S Facilities
Ankara reports Turkey ordered shutdown of post exchanges on American bases and halted package mail via the Army Post Office system with one month’s notice. Officers clubs were ordered closed while only the Incirlik PX remains open under Turkish control.
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Kissinger Talks of Resuming Middle East Shuttle Next Week
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said after meeting with President Ford that a peace deal was not final but he likely would resume shuttle diplomacy to seal an Israeli Egyptian disengagement in the Sinai. He would head to the region next Wednesday for seven to ten days depending on Israeli cabinet actions.
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Two killed in new Arab-Israeli clashes
Two killed and four wounded in Arab Israeli clashes on land and sea. A bomb exploded at a Tel Aviv synagogue injuring three. Wafa reported Israeli naval action near Tyre and bombardments in Hasbaya Arkoub. No immediate comment from Israel.
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Recession Triggers Widespread Mental Health Strains
The article links a deep recession to rising depression and anxiety across the U.S. It cites Dr. M Harvey Brenner and Dr Edith Lord noting economic decline fuels mental illness and related deaths. It describes rising patient loads at health centers and stresses middle aged men facing job loss, with examples from a Pittsburgh steelworker.
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Tigers Snap Losing Streak
Tigers end a skid with a decisive win on the home diamond. Key players deliver a balanced attack as the team steadies its footing for the next series.
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