Hoffa disappearance tied to large pension withdrawal rumor
Reports from Detroit and Washington allege ex Teamsters president Jimmy Hoffa withdrew about 1 million dollars from a union pension fund shortly before his disappearance last week. Officials say the claim is uncorroborated and unrelated to the case, while FBI inquiries continue. Hoffa’s son James P Hoffa cites possible knowledge by foster son Chuckie O Brien, who denies involvement and faces further questioning.
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Pope Paul VI recalls Hiroshima anniversary
Pope Paul VI commemorates the 30th anniversary of the Hiroshima bombing. He urges remembrance to foster peace and calls for ending war while noting the loss of human lives and the spread of terror from nuclear arms. He spoke to about 20,000 people in St. Peter's Square.
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Split in Third World bloc surfaces in Africa union analysis
AP analysis notes a growing rift between militant Arab and Black African camps within the non aligned bloc. Kampala’s 46 nation Organization of African Unity meeting signals Black leaders seek leverage over Israel questions, wary of entanglement amid global Cold War tensions. Egypt resists expulsion moves, aiming to sustain negotiations and regional stability.
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Disney Plans New Resort At Independence Lake California
Disney plans a year round destination resort on 10 000 acres near Independence Lake between San Francisco and Reno. The site will feature a 275 room lodge, pedestrian village, underground parking, shops, an electric cog railway and outdoor recreation. It expects about 3000 overnight visitors and 5000 skiers per weekend day, with development under 10 percent.
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Mexico students to attend Southeast Missouri music camp
Thirty two instrumental music students from Mexico public schools and St. Brendan's join 1400 Southeast Missouri region youths at Southeast Missouri State University Cape Girardeau for a week of rehearsals and a Friday concert. John Willer directs one high school band with his wife accompanying.
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Rat Killers Wind Up in Jail
Gerald Perry and Donald Mims face misdemeanor charges after firing 45 rounds with semiautomatic rifles to kill rats in Detroit’s Dundee Avenue. They were jailed overnight, released on bond, and the case adjourned to September 10 as briefs are prepared.
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Alcoholism Treatment Plan To Be Reviewed In Missouri
East Central Missouri Mental Health Center proposes a $21 773 expansion of its alcohol dependency program serving inpatient and outpatient services. The plan aims to aid 150 families yearly, reduce long term institutional care, and ease community reentry after hospitalization. Approval now goes to the Missouri Department of Mental Health for funding review in mid August.
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Veteran Workers Retire From Green Refractories Mexico Plant
Three longtime employees leave A. P. Green Refractories Co. Mexico plant Robert P. Riley 34 years service joined 1941 26 years operating grinding department 17 years cut off saw. Robert Anderson 30 years service joined 1945 various plant roles 4 a.m. arrival duties. Raymond Cook 28 years service since 1946 welding department ranked second in seniority welded most pipe and plant structures.
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Missourians Join Jackson Campaign
Senator Henry M. Jackson D Washington was to leave for Iowa today on a six state swing to drum up support for his Democratic presidential bid. He stopped in St Louis Wednesday for a news conference at Lambert Airport and a reception at a local restaurant. Dr Martin S Greenberg former Democratic chairman for St Louis County and Mayor Charles B Wheeler Jr of Kansas City were named on the Missouri Jackson for President steering committee.
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Laclede Layoff Stirring Union Charges
Laclede Gas Co plans to lay off 260 workers today, prompting union claims of an illegal lockout. Locals 6 and 194 of the Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers Union accuse the move of targeting all 1,700 employees, while Laclede says the layoffs push for meaningful negotiations as contracts remain open.
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Group Urges Halt On US Nuclear Plants
Washington AP 2300 scientists physicians urge suspension of new nuclear plants until safety doubts are resolved. They call on President Ford and Congress to halt new construction and curtail current plants at 55 operating and 70 under construction amid concerns about waste disposal reactor size and plutonium theft risks.
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Dismissal in Fulton Murder Case Against James W. King
Murder charges against James W. King in the 1974 death of Stephen Gladbach were dismissed and King released. Officials cited a witness who failed a lie detector test and admitted his accusations were false.
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Hands Across the Nation plan seeks coast to coast chain
Chicago attorney Marvin J. Rosenblum proposes a 200th birthday project a human chain of about 4 million Americans with 1 320 persons per mile to join hands from sea to sea He calls it a national Woodstock and a Great Wall of People but notes it lacks official support and route planning remains formidable He has discussed the idea with corporations the White House and Senator Edward Kennedy but received little interest or response.
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State Gets Action By Herbicide Firm
In Jefferson City Missouri the attorney general announced a New York firm Jaguar Chemical Corp will stop deceptive practices in Missouri and refund money to consumers who return the chemicals. The action was filed in Cole County Circuit Court.
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