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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1976

Page

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Bess Truman Celebrates 91st Birthday in Independence

Independence Missouri reports Bess Truman, 91, marking her birthday with quiet family rituals, flowers, and phone calls. She moves with a cane, visits nearby shops, and may receive visits from relatives as friends recall her health and routine.

Independence Bess Truman Truman Margaret Truman Daniel Truman Daniel, Mrs. Truman's Daughter),” Said Mary F. Wallace Mrs. Truman Ardis Haukenberry Harry Truman Fey Bess Secret Service Washington Ford Alice’ Roosevelt Kongworth

Freed unionist knows nothing of Hoffa fate

New Jersey Teamster Stephen Andretta walked free from federal court after a nine day grand jury appearance in Detroit in which he said he knew nothing about the disappearance of former Teamsters leader James R. Hoffa. The grand jury excused him and prosecutors allowed the release while leaving open the possibility he could be recalled. Judge Ralph M. Freeman criticized Andretta and attorney William E. Bufalino for delays during questioning.

Detroit New Jersey Stephen Andretta James R. Hoffa Andretta Little Ferry Hoffa Teamaters Union U.S. District Court Ralph M. Freeman Decil Frederick Dana U.S Freeman New Jersey Teamster William E. Bufalino Bulalino

Unclear fragment from February edition page

Fragmentary OCR text shows mixed garbled lines with partial dates and stray words. No coherent event or names clear enough to summarize into a factual news item.

Gas station robberies tied to two attendants

Chicago police say the December and February robberies at South Side EZ Go stations were inside jobs. Attendants Kneth Harris and Michael Fry and Eugene Lyles and Duran Robinson were arrested. manager Curtis McDowell fired Harris and Fry, disputing the accounts.

Chicago South Side Kneth Harris Michael Fry Eugene Lyles Duran Robinson Robinson Harris Lyles John Loughnane James Green James Roberts Fry Roberts Curtis McDowell McDowell

Police Chief Ed Giddens Slain In Ray City Georgia

Police Chief Ed Giddens, Ray City's lone full time officer, was shot and killed one day before resigning to move his family south to run a citrus farm. He spotted a speeding car, stopped it, then disappeared. three men were later charged with murder and kidnapping.

Yuba Sutter County H. Ted Hansen Hansen Patrick Holt Hugh Short Holt Ray City Ed Giddens Giddens Berrien Florida Line Walter Gaskins Gidden Adel Wayne Giddens Bay City Gaskins Son II Flemming Rochelle Larry Donnell Flemming Moultrie Henry Willis Morven Grover C. Patten Reidsville

100-pound capybara dogs Marines at Pendleton

At CAMP PENDLETON AP reports a 100 pound capybara, believed South American, eluding six hurricane fence traps. Game warden George McCleary says the giant rodent entered a trap, ate bait apples, then left. Traps to be sprung next time to catch the animal sighted three weeks ago.

Camp Pendleton George McCleary McCleary

Tuna Fishers Enter Computer Age San Diego

The Zapata Pathfinder, a $5 million tuna boat, uses nets, a seaplane for scouting, and Navy satellite guided electronic positioning instead of stars. Crew quarters feature windows, a lounge, and a prayer altar as the ship tests off San Diego before venturing to South Pacific waters.

Zapata Pathfinder Navy San Diego Intuna South Pacific

Council pay hike sparks protest in San Diego

San Diego blue collar workers condemned the City Council and mayor after a $5,000 pay raise was approved. Labor leader Bill Espy called the move a "kick in the face" amid claims of austerity rhetoric followed by salary boosts.

San ‘Diego Bill Espy American Federation of State Espy

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