Hoffa's Post Eyed Gibbons Backed By Teamsters
Washington AP Hoffa aims to block Harold Gibbons from the Teamsters top job if Hoffa goes to prison. Gibbons may seek the executive vice presidency at the July 4 Miami Beach convention, while Hoffa barrels for reelection as leader with 2,200 delegates.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Harold Gibbons
Hoffa
Gibbons
Miami Beach
Ordon Conklin
St. Paul
Detroit
Fitzsimmons
Frank Fitzsimmons
Conklin
Pris
Teamsters Council
Williams
Teamsters Central Conference
St. Louis
Teamsters
Wouldj
Bibbons
Roy
Kansas
Cen-t
Kansas City
PUC Approves Reduction in Waterford Electric Rates
Harrisburg AP reports the Public Utility Commission allows Waterford Electric Co. to cut rates for 749 customers in Waterford Erie County. The article shifts to civil rights era events with Evers and Meredith, noting tensions and violent episodes surrounding the movement.
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Harrisburg
The
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Waterford Elects Co
Erie County
Waterford
Boro Delays Action On Dorm Site
News notes detail civil rights march tensions on a highway, six more men, and SNCC director Cleveland Sellers involved as police block demonstrators. Other items: resignation of Wade Mack from Board of Adjustment, East End Interceptor Sewer contract to River Valley Construction for 148,930 dollars, work to start soon and finish by Jan 31, 1967. Kanagroo Court event schedule, Memphian rally participants, and Dick Gregory’s return. Local council delays occupational tax forms, road detours near Coldwater, and borough projects including parking adjustments and hydrant updates.
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Wade Mack
Board of Adjustment
East End
River Valley Construction 1 Co
Coldwater
Highway Patrol
Altmeyer
South Fifth St
Church St
15Th St
George Shea
Pittsburgh
Homer Bagley
William Fiscus
Clymer Water Co
Florida Hurricane Alma heads toward Florida coastline
Alma, moving north at about 15 to 16 mph, threatens Florida south and central coasts with 110 mph winds. Cuba reports 74 deaths as Alma shifts toward Key West, with heavy rain, 5 to 8 inch totals, and possible eight-foot tides if the center nears Everglades City. Evacuations continue in the Isle of Pines and La Coloma as authorities issue hurricane watches and warnings across the Keys and lower west coast.
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Cuba
Havana
Alma
Key West
Tampa Bay
Miami
Fort Myers
Fla
U.S. Highway 1
Florida Keys
Fidel Castro
Cuban Isle of Pines
Tidewater
Weather Bureau
Keys
West Coast
Thevere Glades
Palm Beaches
Alme
New Orleans
Everglades City
la Coloma
Pinar del Rio
Honduras
Islet of Pines
Island
Utility cites wholesale power cost cut for rate reduction
The company told the Public Utilities Commission that the proposed reduction is achievable due to a lower cost for wholesale power purchased from its supplier.
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Reagan Rival Wins Republican Nomination For Lt Governor
In a late vote count, Robert Finch, a Pasadena attorney who helped run Nixon's 1980 campaign, defeated three rivals for the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor. Christopher conceded, saying the party favors Reagan's philosophy over his own, reflecting past support for Rockefeller in 1964.
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Ronald Reagan
Nancy Davis
California
Los Angeles
George Christopher
San Francisco
Cesar Romero
Johnson
Anderson
Braden
Hand
Robert Finch
Pasadena
Richard M. Nixon
Christopher
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Goldwater
California rivalries and Panama riots tied to student death
Gov Brown declares tough stance as riots erupt in Colon Pan ama following the death of student leader Juan Navas Pajaro. National Guard deployed after protests target government buildings. Reagan labels party unity and constitutional principles amid unrest. Authorities blame communist directives from Havana.
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Caribbean
Panama Canal
Juan Navas Pavaro
National
Security Investigation Department
Navas Pajaro
Panama
Canal
Marco A. Robles
University of Panama
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Havana
Hard Brown
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Peking
Pajaro
California
Ment
Robles
Yorty
Maverj
Munist
Nixon
Brown
S |Ezuela
Chile
Peru
Argentina
Brazil
Getter
Los Angeles
Maycasis
James Roose
National Guards
Tearigas
Eastland Winner In Mississippi On Freedom Democratic Ticket
Eastland on the Freedom Democratic party ticket led in Mississippi with enough votes to threaten a runoff as counting resumed. Republicans trailed in the 4th District, with federal examiners and Black observers monitoring polls and few incidents reported. Voter turnout showed Negro gains since 1964, though overall participation remained uneven between races. Eastland to face Republican Prentiss Walker in November after a long campaign marked by the FDP ticket and Tougaloo College chaplain Edwin King leading in several counties.
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Freedom Democratic Party
James H. Meredith
Williams
Eastland
Prentiss Walker
Mize
Arthur Winstead
Goldwater
Edwin King
Tougaloo College
FDP
Taxi Fare Hiked At Valley Forge
Harrisburg AP report. The Valley Forge Taxi Service in Norristown won PUC authorization to raise rates. The firm will charge 50 cents for the first half mile instead of the first mile for trips in the borough and nearby areas, starting June 12. Each additional quarter mile adds 10 cents, unchanged.
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Harrisburg
Valley Forge Taxi Service
Norristown
Public Utility Commission
PUC
NATO ministers seek formula to keep French troops in Germany
In Brussels 14 non-French foreign ministers convened without France to chart talks on the future status of 72,000 French troops in West Germany after de Gaulle’s withdrawal from NATO command. France urges military leaders Couve de Murville Ailleret and Lemnitzer to handle the negotiations as a purely military matter. Canton Ohio chosen for the 1961 Professional Football Hall of Fame site on April 27 1961.
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Germany
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Charles Ailleret
U.S
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Jane) King
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Riverside Drive
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