Drop Charge Against Hoffa Amid Conflicting Accounts
The government dropped a misdemeanor assault charge against Teamsters Union President James R Hoffa due to conflicting testimonies between Samuel Baron, the union's field director, and six Teamsters employees who witnessed the incident at union headquarters. Baron showed facial injuries including a cut over an eye and bruises, and claimed threats to drop the case.
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Pomona Band Practicing Ahead Of Future Performances
Pomona News Extra reports extra band practice sessions on Monday and Friday nights as the group prepares for upcoming performances. The note also covers visits among local families, friendships, and social events including a planned July 10 party for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Louk’s 50th anniversary.
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Fred Louk
IRS Workshops Come to Kansas Cities on July 30
IRS experts will hold one day workshops in Independence Pittsburg Dodge City Garden City Goodland Great Bend Hutchinson Emporia Manhattan and Salina to aid taxpayers with problems on July 30 according to AP.
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Singers Seek 110000 In Damages After Elevator Fall
New York AP Eydie Gorme and Steve Lawrence seek 110000 in damages as part of a 390000 total suit filed in State Supreme Court over a March 22 elevator fall at Hotel 14 on 14 E 60th St. The car allegedly skidded ten floors to the basement by Copacabana. Sherry Hackett also sues for 50000 claiming permanent injuries.
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Senate to vote on health care for the aged bill
The Senate agreed to a crucial vote on the health care for the aged bill a week from today after talks with Republican Leader Mike Mansfield. The deal to limit debate pushes final action to next week with a roll call to consider tabling Kennedy plan proposals from Senator Clinton P. Anderson.
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Singer Dies in Rome at 72. Besanzoni Passes Away
Gabriela Besanzoni, 72, famed mezzo soprano known for her Carmen role and for singing with Enrico Caruso, died at her Rome home Sunday from a lung ailment.
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Peanuts Star Featured In Baldwin Institute Study Guide
Wellsville area events include the Baldwin MYF Institute using Peanuts with permission from Charles Schulz as a study guide to the Sermon on the Mount led by Rev. Jim Nabors. About 375 youths and 65 adults attend as they paraphrase the sermon. Also on Friday, Wellsville parks host square dancing with locals frequenting the cement slab and record player sessions when crowds allow.
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Students Back From Cold Tour From Fort Hays Kansas State College
A 16 member group of musicians from Fort Hays Kansas State College returned from a month touring U S troops in Ireland Greenland Labrador and Newfoundland. Assistant professor Mary Maude Moore said the weather felt warm after the chilly northern trip. They traveled under army auspices leaving June 11 by plane and planned to visit New York before returning to Hays. In Washington they dined with Reps. Robert Dole and Garner Shriver and later met other Kansas House members and visited Sens. Frank Carlson and James B Pearson offices.
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Jim Simmons Retires as Wellsville Postmaster After 43 Years
Wellsville marks Friday July 6 as the final day for Jim Simmons who served as postmaster since August 1, 1920. A lifelong Wellsville resident, he began as a clerk at age 20 after his mother Catherine Simmons held the post. He plans to remain in town and is active in American Legion Louis H. Hanson Post 194, Wellsville Lodge 356 AF and AM, the Methodist Church, and the local PTA.
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Shake Up Korea Cabinet Names Kim Hyun-chul Premier
South Korea s ruling military junta announced a cabinet shakeup appointing Kim Hyun-chul as premier succeeding Gen Chung Hee Park who remains head of the junta. Kim, an American educated economist, had been named chairman of the Economic Planning Board and vice premier on June 18. Park also retained acting president duties as two junta members resigned for personal reasons and two new ministers were appointed.
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Song Yo-chan
Army
Sohn Chang-kyu
Yoo Won-shik
Herald offers weekly $5 tip reward
The Herald announces a five dollar weekly prize for the best news tip submitted by a reader, encouraging community members to share timely information for possible publication.
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