Hoffa Sentenced Eight Years In Prison In Tampering Case
In Chattanooga Tennessee AP James R Hoffa Teamsters president was sentenced to eight years in prison for attempting to tamper with a federal court jury. He received a $10000 fine the maximum under the law. Three men convicted with him faced related penalties.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
U.S
Haffa
Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Wilson
Jimmy Hoffa
Union
Charles Bell
Washington Joint Conference of Teamsters
Bell
Nashville
Ewing King
Nashville Teamsters
Larry Campbell
Detroit Teamsters
Campbell
Thomas Parks
Hal Bullen
U.N. Peace Force Backing Grows For Cyprus Mission
United Nations Secretary General U Thant nears fundraising target for a Cyprus peace force as Britain and the United States pledge funds and Britain warns of troop withdrawal without quick relief. West Germany and Canada also offer support as debate over the mission continues.
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United Nations
N. Y
U.N
Cyprus
U Thant
Britain
Mediterranean
United States
Nicosia
State Department
Agency For International Development
U.S
West Germany
Canada
Bonaventure
Halifax
Lodge Victory Spurs GOP Split on 1964 Nomination
GOP elders gauge New Hampshire results as a mixed win for Lodge or a breakthrough for others. Scranton calls Lodge a leading contender while Goldwater backers say Rockefeller hurt. Nixon notes a shifting, independent mood and urges patience as primary battles extend to California and beyond.
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Washington
Republican Party
New Hampshire
Associated Press
Henry Cabot Lodge
New
Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Rockefeller
California
New York
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Lodge
Johnson
Rockbridge Residents Begin Massive Cleanup Effort
About a dozen families return to Rockbridge to start clearing debris after what residents call the worst flood since 1907. Seven feet of floodwater in parts damaged homes, churches, and the Rockbridge elementary school, with thousands of dollars in losses and many basements still flooded.
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Rockbridge
Advent Christian
EUB
Veach
Advent Christian Church
Downed U.S. Fliers Said Alive After East Germany Shootdown
Three American airmen Capt. David I. Holland Melvin J. Kessler and Harold W. Welch were reported alive after their RB66B reconnaissance bomber was shot down 30 miles inside East Germany. A hospital nurse in Gar delegen East Germany said the pilots joined comrades and one was taken away.
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Frankfurt
Germany
East Germany
United States
Gardelegen
Soviet Union
David I. Holland
Holland, Minn
Melvin J. Kessler
Philadelphia
Harold W. Welch
Detroit
Newark Pay Hikes Approved for Air Force Station Workers
The Army and Air Force Wage Board announces 7 percent pay increases for 1,325 of 2,300 Newark Air Force Station personnel. The raise takes effect March 29.
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Newark, Ohio
Newark Air Force Station
Army and Air Force
Logan Clay Losses Set At $100,000
Army engineers in Huntington West Virginia estimate flood damages in the Hocking River Valley at 2.2 million dollars. Logan Clay Products Co. president Barton A Hall puts plant losses at 100000. Cleanup proceeds as plants resume operations and road damage rises. Local schools delay reopenings and highway crews repair washed berms along Rt 33N and other routes.
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Army
Huntington
W. Va
Hocking River
Hocking Valley
Barton A. Hall
Logan Clay Products Co
Goodyear
Godman Shoe Co
West End
W. Front St
Graceland Addition
Logan City
Logan
Harley Ellinger
LHS
Tion
Rockbridge
A. L. Fishback
Ohio Department of Health
Ernie Price
Hocking County
Rt. 33N
Scenic Hills Service Center
Laurelville
Bloomingville
Union Furnace
Columbia Gas
Missing man Thanh Dixon Sr. swept away in flood
A car registered to Carl E. Dixon Sr. was found 300 feet from Laurel Run Rd after Dixon, 66, was reported missing. Witnesses said water reached the car windows as floodwaters carried it from a river bridge. Sheriff Hartman voiced a rescue theory and coroner Yaw had not ruled on the disappearance.
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Carl E. Dixon Sr
Nelsonville
Hartman
Dixon
Hocking County
Owen Yaw
Floods In Ohio Start To Recede
The Ohio River has crested and begun to recede as Red Cross relief centers open in Cincinnati and surrounding states. About 15,000 Ohioans across 22 counties were affected with several thousand still in shelters amid a multi state recovery effort.
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Ohio
Ohio River
Red Cross
Cincinnati
Weather Bureau
Indiana
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Zanesville
Jonathan Creek
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Gop
Saigon
Viet Nam
New York Times
Paul D. Grindle
the Times
Foreign Service
Grindle
Boston
David Goldberg
Alden Veach
Betty Klump
U. S
Newark
Logan Clay
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