Grand Jury May Be Used To Solve Hoffa Mystery
DETROIT AP Justice Department officials consider calling witnesses before a grand jury to crack the Jimmy Hoffa case. Atty Ralph Guy authorized the first subpoena for Hoffa home telephone records. A special Detroit grand jury sits on corruption and organized crime. Hoffa’s disappearance widens leads and family grief as investigators pursue kidnapping or murder theories.
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Detroit
Justice Department
Jimmy Hoffa
Department
Teamsters Union
FBI
Ralph Guy
Hoffa
Lake Orion
Mich
Westinghouse Broadcasting
Joe Giacalone
Anthony
Tony Jack’ Giacalone
Giacalone
Charles
Chuckie” O'Brien
Repor
Tedly
Westinghouse
O'Brien
O’brien
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Washingtonville
N.Y
Theodore Daley
Daley
Teamsters Local 445
Jim Hoffa
James P. Hoffa
Associated Press
4-H Entries Picked For State Contest
Audrain County 4-H Fair honored high-point exhibitors Steve Dean of the F and L Hustlers and Cathy Maxwell of the McClintic Pioneers at a three day event ending with a horse show. Sherry Sanders led foods, Susan Kroeger tops in clothing, Marty Silver in home management, Brad Silvey and Brad Lowe in electricity, with multiple plaques and achievement pins awarded. Over 100 entries were chosen for the Missouri State Fair after judging in 16 categories, including foods, clothing, field crops, and crafts, with numerous winners named across divisions.
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Audrain County
Steve Dean
F and L Hustlers
Cathy Maxwell
McClintic Pioneers
Mexico
Sherry Sanders
Susan Kroeger
Marty Silver
Brad Silvey
Brad Lowe
Reggie Householder
Nancy Meyer
Unit One
Carol Mudd
Marga Nowlin
Marcia Smithey
Brenda Mudd
Ronnie Sharp
The
L. and
B Livewires
Steve Holtkamp
Busy Beavers
Kevin Dishman
L and B Livewires
Jimmy Hunt
Merry Mixers
Kathy Kohl
Debbie Branstetter
Sue Ellen Worstell
Betty Gastler
Donna Gibbons
Liddie Lunceford
Terri Robinson
Kim Burns
Mark Lovelace
Sally Phillips
Melissa Jesse
Angela Ahrens
Sara Householder
Carol Wilson
Melody Ardell
Marcia
Scott Conley
Kenny Schutte
Mary Jo Walker
Teresa Barnes
Merri Lea Hunt
Rhonda Cameron
Pam Roberts
Dan Cook
Donna Mudd
Doni Arnold
Patti Hunt
Susan Miller
Gini Holsheiser
Sherri Meyer
Mae Lecrease
Dee Dee Jaeger
Brenda Branstetter
Sarah Wilfley
Janet Graf
Janet Welch
Wilda Secrease
Terease Branstetter
Debra Burns
Russel Branstetter
John Householder
Gregg Schroeder
David Hasekamp
Erik Myers
Alan Fisher
Brad Creel
Richard Neumann
Jim Powell
Scott Hagan
Robbie Erdel
Moline Muskateers
Jeff Cupp
Nancy Welch
Carter Cavaliers
Martin Ahrens
Melody Martins
Tracy Gibbons
Porkettes
Julie Shellabarger
Ruth Miller
Susan Enrlich
Connie Arnold
Pam Kirchhoff
Rhonda Cleeton
Jeanne Duff
Rampaging mobs in Belfast riot over internment start
In Belfast and Londonderry, more than 30 incidents of shootings bombings and rioting broke out as protesters against internment without trial clashed with British troops. A Roman Catholic youth was killed and many civilians and several soldiers wounded. Police stations were attacked and fires set as IRA supporters challenged security forces amid a backdrop of ongoing ceasefire talks. Merlyn Rees pledged to release 230 detainees by Christmas after 346 were freed since last December.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Londonderry
Royal Ulster Constabulary
Irish Republican Army
Britain
Merlyn Rees
IRA
Red alert issued after quick-change artist hits IGA
Mexico area Chamber of Commerce activated its red alert Friday to warn members of a short change artist at Hoffmans IGA, 408 N Jefferson St. The 5 foot 8 inch red haired man with freckles bought cigarettes for a $50 bill, then left with the money and change. Police and chamber notified. pink convertible with a light top described. The system spreads warnings to all members through a chain of calls.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hoffman
IGA
N. Jefferson St
Ervin Hoffman
Bill Darby
Mr. Hoffman
Mexico
Chamber
Brand accepts blame for missed switches on Apollo return
Apollo astronaut Vance Brand said he was to blame for not throwing two switches that would have activated the parachute system and cut off steering jets, a failure that allowed gas fumes to enter the capsule. Commander Stafford and Donald Slayton urged crew vigilance, while all three were later cleared by doctors and monitored for lung recovery after hospitalization in Hawaii.
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Washington
Apollo
Vance D. Brand
Earth
Russia
Soyuz
Brand
Thomas P. Stafford
Stafford
Donald K. Slayton
Honolulu
Hawaii
Deke
Slayton
Tom
Dockworkers Threaten Loading Halt Over Soviet Grain Deals
East and Gulf Coast longshoremen led by Thomas Gleason vow to refuse loading Russia bound wheat until they see adequate assurances the deals won’t raise U.S. food prices. A U.S. inspection team in the Soviet Union ends a 19 day tour of grain areas, possibly revising crop estimates. Senator Henry M. Jackson cites likely poor Russian harvest relative to 1972.
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New York
Gulf
U.S
International Longshoremen’s Association
Russia
Henry M. Jackson
D.wash
Gleason
Soviet Union
Tax Appeal Board To Meet Monday
The Audrain County Board of Appeals will meet Monday to act on appeals of taxpayers who objected to last month's Board of Equalization action. After the appeals board acts, the county court will set the county tax levy, expected to be lower due to an 11.2 percent real estate valuation cut ordered by the State Tax Commission.
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Audrain County Board of Appeals
Board of Equalization
Appeals Board
State Tax Commission
Williams Birth for Bridget Kathleen in Mexico Missouri
Bridget Kathleen weights six pounds five ounces and was born at 5 44 a.m. Friday to Mr and Mrs Sammy Williams of Mexico at Audrain Medical Center. She joins brother Jason Lee age four and a half. Grandparents are Clarence Haworth of Mexico and Harold Williams of Aurora. Father is a self employed craftsman.
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Bridget Kathleen
Sammy Williams
Mexico
Audrain Medical Center
Jason Lee
Clarence Haworth
Harold Williams
Aurora
Williams
See Tv Mexico system praised by cable expert
Tom Shirk of Jerrold Corporation praises See Tv Mexico for exceptional cable quality and maintenance. He notes See Ty upgrades, credits manager Larry Wright and staff Bill Clough and Ron Hutsell, and mentions See Tv serves about 2600 homes with 12 channels plus local time and weather.
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Mexico
Tom Shirk
Jerrold Corporation
Philadelphia
See Ty
Larry Wright
Shirk
Wright
Bill Clough
Ron Hutsell
Clough
Hutsell
See Tv
Missouri
See Ty Co
Jerrold Corp
Richard Vance
Moderates May Upset Goncalves In Portugal
In Lisbon and across the armed forces moderates issued a document opposing Premier Vasco Goncalves. Junta members President Francisco da Costa Gomes and Gen Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho show wavering support. Units across Amadora Santarem Caldas da Rainha Cascais Matosinhos reported large majorities backing the moderates, signaling a possible split in the Communist-aligned government.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Vasco Goncalves
Francisco da Costa Gomes
Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho
Goncalves
Amadora
Santarem
Caldas da Rainha
Cascais
Matra
Clark St Bridge May Open Wednesday
City Manager Gary Eide told the Optimists Club at Hoya Cafe this morning that the Clark Street bridge, under renovation, may reopen to traffic on Wednesday. The update came during the club’s regular breakfast gathering.
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Clark St
Gary Eide
Optimists Club
Hoya Cafe
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Simmenthal
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Kara Nehring
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Tax Appeal Board
Bridget Kathleen Williams
Marshalltown
Hepubbesa
Clark St. Bridge
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