A&P chain says underworld pressure tied to arson cases
New York AP report says the A&P supermarket chain faces alleged underworld pressure linked to arson and warehouse damage in Westchester and Queens. District Attorney Thomas J. Mackell and his office cite a pattern of fires damaging A&P stores and warehouses over several years, with one suspect charged with first degree arson. The incidents allegedly aimed to force the chain to buy a specific brand of detergent.
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Ridgewood
Queens
James A. Castorina
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Elmsford
Castorina
Westchester County
Queens District Attorney'a
Dist. Atty
Thomas J. Mackell
Theought
Jefferson City Post Tribune and The Tribune Established History
Classified page note shows early publisher details for Jefferson City Post-Tribune and The Tribune. Lists publishers MR. AND MRS. ROBERT C BOSHORN and MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM H. WELDON with board chairs and management. Advertises subscription rates including local county and out-of-state pricing and a note on circulation audit.
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the Tribune
Post
Robert C. Boshorn
William H. Weldon
Area men injured in train collision
Two area men were injured when a passenger train and a freight train collided near R L. Gier in Kansas City. An engineer and a brakeman were hospitalized, one in Harrisonville and later transferred to St Luke's in Kansas City. Officials estimate damage at 350000 dollars.
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R. L. Gier
Kansas City
V. G. Sahnon
Tanner Bridges
Harrisonville
St. Luke's
East St. Louis jailer to serve soul food
East St. Louis officials approve a jail soul food program for prisoners, replacing the prior caterer. Assistant Police Chief Mosley backs the move, citing inadequate service and food quality to maintain order and harmony in the jail.
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Asst
J. Coxdell Mosley
Rand
Weather report highlights and records from the News Tribune
The Weather Bureau notes yesterday’s high of 90 and low of 65, with record highs and lows cited from 1952 and 1998. Monthly totals show 1.867 inches to date and 2.12 normal. year to date 20.647 with 17.87 normal. Barometer 29.75, humidity around 50 percent. Sunrise 5 44, sunset 8 33. River stages listed for Kansas City and nearby gauges with minor falls.
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Soviet Union to pour billions into SS-9 missiles by 1975
The Pentagon estimates the Soviets will spend more than 12 billion dollars on its growing SS-9 missile force by 1975, with 420 missiles projected by the mid 1970s and 230 already operational or under construction. At 30 million dollars each, the SS-9s threaten U.S. Minuteman silos, prompting debate over ABM safeguards and defense costs. Melvin Laird warned that without Safeguard deployment, survivability of the Minuteman force could fall sharply by the late 1970s.
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Nixon Ad
Secretary of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Congress
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House Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Viet Cong forms provisional government in South Vietnam
At the Paris peace talks the Viet Cong replaced the National Liberation Front with a new provisional revolutionary government led by Nguyen Thi Binh. The shift drew no formal response from the United States or Saigon, with both sides signaling ongoing negotiations and stressing that the change does not alter the talks’ basis or aims.
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Lodge
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National Assembly
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Collision details in Subic Bay test maneuvers and Soviet ICBM buildup
Subic Bay collision between the Australian carrier Melbourne and the U S destroyer Evans prompts testimony on carrier plane guard maneuvers and Soviet ICBM deployment. Laird cites intelligence estimates of Soviet missiles rising toward 1,200 by mid 1970s with possible 2,500 by mid 1970s if deployment accelerates. Rep Sikes calls pre dawn test inefficiencies in training during SEATO exercise.
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Philippines
Laird
U.S
Frank E. Hivans
Asia Treaty Organization
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Albert S. McLemores
McLemore
Robert Sikes
R-Fla
Kearsarge
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Gating Board of
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Australine
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G.J.B. Crabb
JM. Doak
James. B. Kyes
Bvens
Missouri Highway Patrol Death Log Summary
The Missouri Highway Patrol reports 4 hours of traffic fatalities in a 24 hour period ending at midnight. For the year to date, 583 deaths are recorded, compared with the same period last year.
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Dinner Honoring Lincoln University President Dr Earl Dawson
A dinner at the Ramada Inn tonight honors Dr Earl Dawson retiring Lincoln University president. The event was moved from May 13 due to student unrest and begins with a reception at 3 30 p m.
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Earl E. Dawson
Earl Dawson
Lincoln University
Ramada Inn
Gerbes store denies land scheme linked vacation offer
The Sparta Tennessee Gerbes store chief and Sunshine Vacations contend a Florida land scheme claim is unfounded. Vice president Earl Payne says 400 to 500 of about 75 000 to 100 000 registrants received the advertised free Florida vacations and that the program partners hotels and motels. The Sparta chamber head and local officials question the program, but Imhoff of Gerbes says registration appears legitimate and lengthy inquiry continues.
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Sunshine Vacations, Inc
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