Police Seek Motive in Colombo Shooting
Police say they are still seeking theories on why reputed Mafia leader Joseph Colombo Sr. was shot as he prepared to lead a large Italian American civil rights rally. Colombo remains comatose with a 50 50 chance of survival after brain damage is likely if he recovers. Detectives press for details on Jerome Johnson and a woman seen with him before the attack.
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Grants Injunction Against Merger in Columbus Case
A federal judge in Columbus has issued a temporary injunction blocking the proposed merger of Jaeger Machine Co. of Columbus and Danmont Corp. of Huntsville Alabama. The stockholders suit asserts Danmont would use Jaeger assets to ease its finances and devalue Jaeger stock. No meeting date has been set.
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Tower lauds Nixon at Texas GOP gathering
Senator John Tower addressed about 1,000 Republicans praising President Nixon and criticizing Democratic rivals. He quoted Ray Bliss on loyalties within the party and warned against nominating leading Democratic hopefuls, urging support for Nixon amid a polarized Congress.
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Miami Beach Wins 1972 Democratic National Convention
Miami Beach officials estimate 12 to 15 million in business from the 1972 Democratic National Convention and review security plans. The Democratic National Committee announced the gathering will be held there next summer, following a $975,000 security bill from the 1968 GOP convention.
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July Fourth Weekend Traffic Deaths Predicted
The National Safety Council estimates 520 to 620 people may be killed in traffic accidents during the July 4 weekend from 6 p m Friday July 2 to midnight Monday July 5. The Associated Press counted 553 deaths over the three day Memorial Day weekend.
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National Safety Council
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