Dogs Link Hoffa Car to Foster Son in Disappearance
Dogs trained to detect kidnapping evidence reportedly led investigators to believe James R Hoffa was in a 1975 Mercury borrowed by his foster son Charles O’Brien on the day he vanished. The Detroit Free Press says the findings may influence a forthcoming grand jury with 70 witnesses.
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Giancana Murder Suspect Gun Traced To Miami Shops
Chicago report says a .22 caliber pistol with a homemade long silencer was used to kill Sam Giancana in Oak Park. Police traced the weapon to Miami gun shops with no arrests yet. the steel silencer hidden in a shortened barrel matched bullets found at the scene.
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Rockefeller pitches states rights to win over South in 1976
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller urged South Carolina conservatives to back him for the GOP ticket, calling for welfare reform and less centralized government. He argued for strong states’ rights, criticizing Washington bureaucracy while addressing about 100 listeners on the steps of an old mansion in Columbia.
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Nixon stays out of politics for 76 says Percy
Senator Charles Percy reports former President Richard Nixon plans to stay out of politics in 1976. He visited Nixon at San Clemente and found him relaxed and working on a book with manuscripts, noting Nixon showed no Watergate talk and offered an analytical view on world affairs.
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Spectacular shopping event promises wide stock availability
Larger crowds than last year are expected as shoppers are urged to price early to avoid disappointment. A Big 5 spokesman notes the ad items are only a sampling of the extensive sporting goods offerings to be showcased, with all Abas AN andador Jin brands represented. Shop early while stocks last.
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