Gambino Boss Charged in Armored Truck Hijack Conspiracy
FBI arrest and conspiracy charge target Carlo Gambino described as the Cosa Nostra’s boss of bosses. He posted 75000 dollars bond after arraignment. The plot allegedly planned to steal six million dollars in bank funds from Chase Manhattan Bank armored trucks in Manhattan.
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NEW York
Carlo Gambino
Cosa Nostra
FBI
Gambino
N. Bishopp
Chase Manhattan Bank
Daniel P. Hollman
Justice Department
Manhattan
Hellman
Armored
United States Truck Corp
Senate
United States
Albert Anastasia
Brooklyn
Don ‘Carlo
John
What Is It Doctor
Life insurance on the breadwinner is vital to support the family. Ken nel Agency offers types of life coverage to meet varying needs and protect dependents.
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Doctor
Kennel
300 Handed Raises At Lockbourne AFB
More than 300 blue collar workers at Lockbourne Air Force Base near Columbus Ohio received pay increase packages totaling about 6 percent. The across-the-board raise aligns government salaries for laborers electricians sanitation workers with those of private sector counterparts.
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Columbus Ohio
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Here
Defense Construction and Supply Center
Newark Air Force Station
Ohio Water Pollution Meet Set
The Ohio Water Pollution Control board will meet municipal and industrial leaders in Cleveland on April 1 to review actions to curb Lake Erie pollution. Gov Rhodes said Cleveland has not produced approved plans and may face state and federal enforcement if progress remains unsatisfactory.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
Cleveland
Lake Erie
James A. Rhodes
Welfare recipients win right to formal hearings
The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 3 that welfare recipients have a right to an evidentiary hearing before officials can reduce or end aid. Justice Brennan wrote that public assistance is not mere charity and must follow constitutional procedures. Dissenters included Chief Justice Burger Justice Black and Justice Stewart.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William J. Brennan Jr
Warren E. Burger
Hugo L. Black
Potter Stewart
Brennan
New York
High Court
Justice Black
Burger
Stewart
California
Iowa
Texas
Georgia
Florida
New York City
Wisconsin
Bernadette Devlin presses for Wilson inquiry on Devenny death
Bernadette Devlin, Britain's youngest MP, camped on Prime Minister Harold Wilson's doorstep seeking a new inquiry into Samuel Devenny's death in Londonderry. She alleges police beatings and unsatisfactory official accounts and demands a Scotland Yard inquiry.
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London
Bernadett Devlin
Britain
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Miss Devlin
Northern Ireland
Londonderry
Samuel Devenny
Devenny
Mr. Wilson
Australian unemployment near record lows in 1969
Unemployment averaged 1.1 percent in 1969 in Australia, slightly lower than 1.3 percent in 1968. The small decline reflects continued strong economic activity and job creation during the period.
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Earle
Palermo
Sicily
Insurance Agency
Gordon A. Doty
Franklin A. White
DIAL
N. Main ST
Monroe
Lockbourne Afb
Ohio
Middletown
Scener
White
Manchester RD
Bernadette
Heath
Redwood Martin House
Xetus
Delphos
AMES
Holland
Sheraton
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