Hoffa Meeting Supposedly Arranged by Giacalone
Detroit authorities confirm reputed Mafia leader Tony Giacalone arranged a meeting with James R Hoffa the day he vanished. The Detroit Free Press notes Giacalone denied plans yet sources say he sought meetings via Louis Linteau and that Hoffa mentioned three names including Tony G and Tony P.
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Detroit
UPI
James R. Hoffa
Tony
Tony Jack
Giacalone
Teamsters
Detroit Free Press
The
Free Press
Louis Linteau
Hoffa
Linteau
Pontiac
Tony G
Tony P
Tony Provenzano
Teamster
Too Hot for Ransom Hoffa Vanishes
FBI and other agencies search for James R. Hoffa after two weeks with no clues to his whereabouts. Truckers across the country discuss likely motives, from union power struggles to possible Mafia links, and speculate Hoffa is dead or in hiding.
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Teamsters Union
Hoffa
FBI
James Mull
Detroit
Mull
Don Vestal
Vestal
Dallas
James Hoffa
Teamsters
Upifoto
James R. Hoffa
Michael Gaffney
San Francisco
John McCallister
Atlanta
Los Angeles
St. Louis Teamsters Local 618
L.B. Day
The
RFK shooting case reopened to probe second gunman
A Los Angeles Superior Court judge ordered a reopen probe into the 1968 Kennedy assassination to determine whether someone other than Sirhan B. Sirhan fired a gun. A hearing is set for Sept. 11 to decide ballistics reexamination and supervision details with involvement from Schrade, CBS, and state and county officials.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Superior Court
Robert A. Wenke
Sirhan
Wenke
Kennedy
San Quentin
John Howard
Kissinger Warns Soviets Against Aiding Portugal
Secretary of State Kissinger told reporters in Birmingham that the Soviet Union should not assist the Portuguese Communist Party as Lisbon seeks power. He warned such involvement would breach European security principles and cited reports of Moscow supplying up to 10 million dollars monthly to the Portuguese Communists.
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Ore
UPI
Hoffa
Teamsters
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Birmingham
Ala
Henry A. Kissinger
Soviet Union
Lisbon
Portugal
Kissinger
Israel
Egypt
Middle East
Communist Party
Moscow
Poirot and Miss Marple to Bow Out in Curtain Release
Agatha Christie plans reveal that Hercule Poirot dies in Curtain to be published September 15 in Britain and sixteen days later in the United States. Miss Marple will also have a final book published posthumously, described as another last case.
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London
UPD
Hercule Poirot
Agatha Christie
Miss Marple
Dame Agatha
Poirot
United States
Collins
Miss Christie
Edmund Cork
Cork
Dame Agatha Christie
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United Press International
William Liby
New York City
Jimmy
Robert Hanks
Independence
Central Illinois
Ron Clement
Effingham, Ill
Clement
Chicago
Manford Bear
Lima
Ohio
Bear
RFK
Schrade
Los Angeles Police Crime Lab
Columbia Broadcasting System
State Attorney
Evelle Younger
District Attorney's Office
Barry Gold
Las Vegas
Richfield Const. Co., Inc
Roy
Darrell Woofter
Dick Campbell
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Nevada
America
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