Crime figure testifies to bribing of three judges
A crime figure described bribing three judges in cases involving oil and gas lease fraud in Middlesex County. He pled guilty with a three year suspended sentence, claiming a Massachusetts judge pressured probation leniency. He also alleged payments to New York officials and naming a network including Ancilio Dellacroce and others connected to organized crime. He claimed postures of leniency via Judge Schweitzer and described stock crimes and SEC trouble avoidance.
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Middlesex County
DeSaulnier
Massachusetts
New York
George White
Senate
Mitchell Schweitzer
Schweitzer
White
Ancilio “O'Neil
Dellacroce
Kang Carlo Gambino
U.S. House of Representatives
Nathan Voroshen
John McCormack
Voloshen
Boston
Paul Lawrence Rosenbach
Larry Rosen
Anthony Coppola
Albert Anastasia
Trigger Mike’ Coppola
At&t
General Electric
Coppola
Sudanese coup aftermath and Libyan incident unfold
Sudan's new military rulers face pressure after a coup, with Libyan air force involvement and a BOAC jet controversy. British officials demand Libyan release of Col. Bakr el Nur Osman and council member Farouk Hamadalah, while investigations probe the Benghazi landing and Iraqi plane crash timing.
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Khartoum
Ibyan
Bengazi
Saudi Arabia
Libya
London
BOAC
Babikr el-Nur Osman
Revolutionary Council
Council
Muhammed Magoub
Benina
Benghazi
Baghdad
Sadiq
Mohammed Suleimman
Baathist
Salah Saleh
Hammoud el-Ayzawi
Foreign Ministry
Arab League
Cairo
Tragi Capital
Ui Baghded
Britain
Sudan
Joseph Godber
Foreign Office
House of Commons
Khairi Mohammed Ben Amer
Godber
Babik el-Nur Osman
Farouk Hamadalah
Gravediggers strike stacks up 800 bodies in area
In San Francisco and San Mateo County the gravediggers’ strike, ongoing since June, has left more than 200 bodies piled up. Officials say the bodies have been embalmed and stored in coffins, posing no health risk.
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San Francisco
UPI
San Mateo County
Long Beach police end slowup seek higher pay
LB police end their slowup after meetings with Beach officials. Association president Tim Chamberlain said a lawsuit to win higher salaries against the city will be pursued, while the nine man board favored ending the slowdown. Arrests during the graveyard shift dropped as the slowdown ended. The union seeks parity with Los Angeles police and sheriff’s deputies, while the city granted 2.7 to 10.8 percent pay raises for municipal workers.
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Police Association
Los Angeles
Polite
Special serum aids black widow victim
Eureka reports a 25 year old man William Owsley was bitten on the forehead by a black widow in his backyard. He grew violently ill within hours and recovered to good condition after receiving a special serum flown from San Francisco.
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Eureka
UPS
San Francisco
William Owsley
ACTION LINE notes heavy court demand and repairs needed
Long Beach reports high demand for two city courts with dirty benches and damaged nets. Coin meters now run until midnight after vandals destroyed earlier boxes. Weekly cleaning is limited by funds, with repairs promised for torn nets and benches.
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Long Beach
Robert van Antwerp
van Antwerp
Sexton Co Denies Tie to Bon Vivant Vichyssoise
Joln Sexton & Co. says its own Sexton Vichyssoise soup, made at its Indianapolis cannery, is not linked to Bon Vivant brand Vichyssoise recalled by the FDA for botulism. asserts no connection and emphasizes strict quality controls.
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Action Line
Joln Sexton & Co
Bon Vivant
Federal Food and Drug
Sexton Park
Indianapolis
Ind
Drinking Age Debate Draws Civilian and Military Views
Community and base leaders clash over lowering the drinking age to 18. Parents worry about accidents and illegal underage drinking while service members note widespread early access. Assemblyman Robert C. Cline backs the measure despite expected Senate opposition.
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Long Beach
Robert C. Cline
Canoga Park
Assembly
Senate
Viet Cong peace talks stall as call for ceasefire hinges on U S pullout
Bruce told Mme Binh that Viet Cong proposals show no plan for an immediate end to fighting. He urged a fresh look at a comprehensive ceasefire to stop killing across Laos and Cambodia while Xuan Thuy linked settlement to a U S withdrawal deadline and end to support for Thieu.
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Bruce
Mme. Binh
Laos
Cambodia
Xuan Thuy
Nixon
U.S
Thieu
Assembly OKs court revamp in California reform
California Assembly approved a major reorganization of the court system by a 55 to 17 vote. Municipal and justice courts would be merged into superior courts with the state administering the system. Current judges with at least five years on the bench would become superior court judges. new judges would be governor appointed in their county of residence.
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Supreme Court
Courts of Appeal
Hayes
Assembly Democratic
Walter Karabian
Monterey Park
Meir denies naming successor in Dayan plan
Tel Aviv reports sparked by an article claiming Premier Golda Meir and elder statesman David Ben-Gurion agreed Moshe Dayan should take her place. Meir's office said there is no such plan and no successor named.
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Tel Aviv
Golda Meir
David Ben-Gurion
Moshe Dayan
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SM Worth
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California
James A. Hayes
Golda
Singer
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