Hoffa fails third time to overturn Teamsters case
James Hoffa, imprisoned former Teamsters president, and five others lose a bid in the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to overturn 1964 convictions for mail and wire fraud and conspiracy. The court ruled no summary was needed as they had access to trial records. Hoffa is serving a five year sentence plus a $1,000 fine in Lewisburg federal penitentiary. Separately, entertainer Bobby Darin rescued a boy in danger as two youths on a raft near Kings Beach Marina Lake Tahoe.
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Huntley apologizes to Nixon over Life quotes
Former newscaster Chet Huntley wrote to President Nixon on July 14 apologizing for remarks Life magazine attributed to him. He said the statements do not sound like him and expressed deep embarrassment. The letter, obtained by UPI, asserts the quotes misrepresent him.
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Mortars halt airstrip operations near Kham Duc
Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces opened fire on a US airstrip near Kham Duc marching southwest of Da Nang. Mortar rounds damaged a C123 cargo plane as it landed while air traffic was temporarily stopped.
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Laird Denies Air Raids in Cambodia Support
Secretary Melvin Laird defended U S air strikes in Cambodia as interdiction of enemy supplies and personnel, not direct support for Cambodian troops. He said missions also aid Cambodians but the primary goal remains interdicting supply lines while avoiding civilian harm, amid questions about direct support to Cambodian forces.
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Filipino stowaway boy returns to Manila after Sydney flight
A 14 year old Filipino boy named Remmie Face arrived in Manila on a 7.70 mile plane trip from Sydney aboard a Philippine Airlines jet. He offered no explanation for sneaking aboard and declined to answer questions. Immigration will investigate the customs violation. officials suspect he simply walked to the departure area and blended with passengers.
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Sextuplet Dies Last One Failing
In Rome the Petrone sextuplets' last surviving boy died, leaving one girl severely ill with deteriorating condition. The surviving infant weighed 28 ounces while the deceased weighed 25 ounces. Mother Mrs. Antonio Petrone, 35, had four of the six children die within nine hours after birth following fertility drug treatment. Pope Pius XII’s nephew Carin Pacelli, former legal adviser to the Holy See, died in Rome at 63.
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