Investigations Pivot on Hoffa's Disappearance and O'Brien Links
Reporters trace ties between Teamsters figures after Hoffa vanishes near Detroit. O'Brien appears connected to rival factions, seen near the Red Fox parking lot and later in Memphis with Brenda Berger. O'Brien’s lawyer cites area residence and rides by a colleague, while Hoffa kin question O'Brien’s loyalty and role in the dispute.
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Giacalone
Hoffa Shad
Bloomfield ‘Township
Tony Jack
O'Brien
Teamsters
Hoffa
Southfield
Machus Red Fox
Athletic Club
Free Press
FBI
Detroit
O’brien
Joey
Che
St. Clair Shores
Mich
Detroit News
Red Fox
Teamster
International
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Robert Holmes Jr
Robert Holmes
Fitzsimmons
Sylvan Lake Orton
Holla
West Memphis
Ark
Brenda Berger
UPI
Missisippi River
Memphis
Tonn
Central States Teamsters Conference
Miami
City Council Reallocates Tax Funds For Schools
City officials approve using county tax money for school land and renovations. Kingsport’s share runs about 21 percent, estimated at 245000 to 250041 dollars, to be diverted from a 316000 surplus planned for Dobyns-Bennett expansion. The move is described as automatic. a technicality prompted Hammond to say he would vote differently with full information. An emergency ordinance set the 2.50 rate. Alderman Hunter Wright thanked Gardner after a unanimous vote.
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Dobyns-Bennett High School
Richard Bevington
Hammond
Hunter Wright
Elery Lay
Gardner
Wright
Record on infant deafness tape provokes laughter
A man recalls a friend’s remark about an infant deafness record that could last three months. He and his wife found it sleep inducing and boring, likening it to a slow choo choo train gong. Production is at Pepper Co. in Nashville with plans for a battery operated bedside tape player for parents.
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the Pepper Co
Nashville
Tenn
Banks Aid Package Eases New York City Cash Flow
New York City banks agree to a two part deal reducing city obligations by 18586 million through a one year extension and acceptance of 36 million in Big MAC bonds. The package aimed to ease cash flow as Big MAC finalizes a 960 million package and Mayor Beame works to restore investor confidence.
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New York
UPI
Municipal Assistance Corp
Fingnejal
Washington, m
Big Mac
Treasury Department
L. William Seidman
Ford
Felix Rohatyn
Budget talk and NSA intercepts spar in closed session
In a tense hearing, Allen deflected questions on budget and NSA data mining. Pike pressed for yes or no on interceptions of American communications, prompting a call for a closed session and a party line about domestic versus overseas surveillance. The vote to enter executive session passed 6 to 3 as lights dimmed and an expert searched the room.
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Allen
Pike
NSA
America
District of Columbia
Roy Banner
Banner
Executive Seaton
Hearing Set On Massage Parlor Case In Chan cery Court
A show cause hearing is scheduled Saturday in Chan cery Court over a newly opened massage parlor at 248 West Oakland Ave. Dale and Mrs Moss sued Herbert Hoover Hobbs to stop operations, claiming the house was rented for a real estate office only. Chancellor Dayton Phillips issued a temporary restraining order. Hobbs’ attorney moved to dissolve it.
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Johnson Sciity
Chancery Court
Dale Moss
Herbert Hoover Hobbbs
West
Oakland Ave
Mosses
Hobbs
Dayton Phillips
Fish Study Programs At Bays Mountain Park This August
Four Sunday sessions will run on the limnology barge at Bays Mountain Park at 2 3 30 and 5 and 7 p m during August. Free tickets are distributed on a first come basis in the Nature Center lobby.
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Bays Mountain Park
Nature Center
Hello Dolly at Fine Arts Center runs Aug 7 to 9
The Summer Theatre at the Fine Arts Center presents Hello Dolly with performances Aug 7 8:15 p.m. Reservations 246 9951. Also Bays Mountain Park hosts a Bluegrass Pickin at 6 40 to 9 p.m. Aug 16 with The Volunteers The Grass Five Wells Fargo and Company and a 50 cent parking fee. Child of the Universe show runs daily at Bays Mountain Planetarium through Sept 26 at 2 4 and 7 p.m. Cosmic Concerts will pause for summer.
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Dolly
Summer Theatre
The
Fine Arts Center
Bays Mountain Park
Park
Kingsport Press
Grass Five
Wells Fargo and Company
Bays Mountain Planetarium
Courthouse Altercation Leads to New Charge in Divorce Case
In Ashe Street Courthouse a shouting match and scuffle outside the chancery room led Mrs Deleie Friday to swear out a warrant against Elizabeth Goodman. The altercation involved Friday, Goodman, Friday's former husband Archie Friday, and another family member. Deputy Sheriff Bryl Collins restored order. no arrests or contempts were found.
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Jomnson City
Ashe Street
Dayton Phillips
Jay
Friday
Goodman
Phillips
Bryl Collins
Meeting Set On Prison Future in Morristown
Gov. Ray Blanton and state officials will meet Morristown leaders on August 39 to discuss repurposing the regional prison. The talks focus on converting the facility for Walters State Community College expansion after earlier opposition halted construction. Strickland cited county enthusiasm and aims to resolve slowing changes.
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Morristown
Ray Blanton
Strickland
Hamblen County
Funeral notices for Parker Reynolds McKenzie Owens and others
Funeral services for Hattie Reynolds Parker and John E McKenzie are announced with rites at Carter's Chapel and related churches, followed by burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Various funeral homes coordinate arrangements. multiple pallbearers and in charge details listed, with viewings and services on Saturday and Sunday in local cemeteries.
Woman Soldier Charges Officer Opening Love Letter
An American serviceman in Heidelberg has filed criminal charges against Capt Christine F Stagle for opening a love letter sent to a man in the United States. Spec 4 Neil B Thomas alleges Stagle opened and stole the letter, affecting his clearance and role as a military translator. He also accuses his commander Maj Paul J Lanthear of unfair treatment and possible discharge attempts citing his bisexuality. He seeks redress, withdrawal of charges, an apology, and cessation of harassment.
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Heidelberg
Germany
UPI
United States
H. Christopher Coates
American Civil Liberties Union
Neil B. Thomas
Christine F. Stagle
Thomas
George R. Stevens
U.S. Air Force Base
Zweibruecken
Stagle
Coates
Paul J. Lanthear
Lanthear
Marchal Thomas
Israelis optimistic in talks on Sinai troop withdrawal
Israeli officials voiced optimism over progress in indirect talks with Egypt on a second Sinai troop withdrawal. Officials cited a 70 percent chance of success and anticipated Kissinger resuming shuttle diplomacy by August. Washington envoys pressed for a response to Egypts latest proposal, with final military ground arrangements seen as the key remaining hurdle.
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Sinai
Egypt
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Washington
Simcha Dinitz
Kissinger
Dinitz
Shinyon Peres
Yitzhak Rabin
Flynt
Israel
Yedioth Ahronoth
Jerusalem
Jerusalem Post
Sinai Passes
Libya Accepts Terrorists From Japan Red Army
Libya said it accepted five Japanese Red Army guerrillas and their hostages to ease pressure from Japan and Malaysia. The group left Kuala Lumpur after five days of siege and arrived in Tripoli aboard Japan Airlines jet with four hostages and nine crew. Officials said the fate of the guerrillas was unknown and the transfer was justified by humanitarian concerns amid international pressure.
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Tripoli
Libya
UPI
Red Army
Malaysia
Japan
Kuala Lumpur
Japan Air Lines Dcu
Tokyo
Nuri Feituri Sala
Three Lawmakers Set to Appear on TV Panel
Three legislators will join an educational TV program tonight at 6 30 over Channel 2. Reps Clarence Blackburn D Blountville Bruce Hurley R Surgoinsville and Bob Good Rohnson City are listed with James Rape as moderator, public information officer for Steed.
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Arta
Educational Television
Channel 2
Clarence Blackburn
Dblountville
Bruce Hurley
Kingeport Times-News local notices and listings recap
A cluttered OCR readout lists names, dates, and addresses across community notices. It references Bridhal y Roanpor Ning Crp and various entities like Garden OF Ober, Regieen lime, and Kingeport Times-News staff items. Details are fragmentary and unclear but indicate civic notices, ads, and event references from a Kingeport publication.
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Bridhal Y Roanpor Ning
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