British Mafia attempt to invade London by Cosa Nostra
A provocative column argues the Cosa Nostra sought to expand into Britain by backing gambling venues and protection, citing Tommy Mancuso and Herbert Itkin. It contrasts U.S. prosecutions under title 18 with Britain's harsher, faster-jail approach, praising English justice over American legal rigidity.
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London
la Cosa Nostra
Britain
Tommy
Three Finger Brown
Berkley Square
Cosa Nostra
Tommy Mancuso
Herbert Itkin
Colony Club
Mancuso
New York
Lucchese Mob
Jimmy Hoffa
Johnny Dio
Tony Ducks Corallo
Long Island
Pennsylvania
Detroit
Itkin
FBI
CIA
England
Scotland
Castle Country
al Dimeo
Virginia
Scotland Yard
Buckingham Palace
Parliament Square
Tony Ducks
Teamsters
Nostra
U.S
Ducks
British Isles
John F. Kennedy International
America
Justice Dept
Luchese
U.S. Customs Office
Fordham
Daniel P. Hollman
Justice Depts
Brooklyn
Buffalo
N.Y
Mr. Hellman
Nixon
United Kingdom
Dan Hellman
Kray Brothers
Richardson Gang
Muskie in Top Spot for 1972 Presidential Bid
Washington reports Sen. Ed muskie of Maine leads Democratic 1972 prospects with strong undercurrent support in New York and reform Democrats seeking talks on candidacy. Humphrey’s age and fatigue, McGovern’s narrow left stance, and Hughes as dark horse shape early race dynamics.
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Washington
Sen
Edmund Muskie
Maine
New York State
Muskie
New York City
John Lindsay
McGovern
Kennedy
Iowa
Harold Hughes
Kennedy inquest looms as police press Kennedy camp
Drew Pearson reports from Washington on the Dyke Bridge case. District Attorney Edmund Dinis questions Kennedy loyalists about the July 1969 Chappaquiddick incident. Deputy Sheriff Look identifies the car and notes a passenger in the back. Kennedy faces an inquest while his aides and relatives recall the night and his efforts to establish an alibi. The senator shows visible distress as the inquiry continues.
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Washington
Ted Kennedy
Mary Jo Kopechne
Dyke Bridge
Dyke Road
Look
Dinis
George Killen
Chappaquiddick Road
Sen. Kennedy
Lock
Chappaquiddick
Bud
Kennedy
Mary Jo
John Farrar
Tha
Farrar
Joe Gargan
Senator Kennedy
Markham
Killen
Edgartown
Dominick Arena
Arena
Dyke House
Paul Markham
Gargan and Markham
Two Minds Of Sirhan in Jim Bishop Essay
Jim Bishop analyzes Sirhan Sirhan's murder of Senator Robert F. Kennedy, arguing the case hinges on criminal responsibility and the psychiatrist Dr. Bernard L. Diamond’s findings. He contrasts dual minds, one violent and one fearful, and notes hypnosis may reveal recalled details while condemning extremism.
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Sirhan B. Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
California
Sirhan
Bernard L. Diamond
School of Criminology
University of California
American Psychiatric Association
Isaac Ray
Diamond
Kennedy
T. George Harris
Psychology Today
Leopold and Loeb
Jerusalem
America
United States
Israel
Rosicrucians
Robert Kennedy
Sirhan Sirhan
U.S
Los Angeles
Ambassador Hotel
Adolf Hitler
Night in a Leaky Tent at Tallulah River Campground
Clayton Ga AP Sid ney Lanier recounts a family camping night in a leaky Tallulah River tent. Rainstorm floods the tent and car, children soaked, dog Crackers cries in the rain, and a failed campfire ends with a drenched family seeking shelter.
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Clayton, Ga
Sidney Lanier
Atreams
North Georgia
Tallulah River
Suburbia
Daddy
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South Dakota
Hughes
Chicago
Berry's
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Richard Hewitt
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