Hoffa acquitted in wiretap case involving Detroit HQ
NEW YORK 7 Teamsters President James R Hoffa and two co defendants were acquitted Monday night of conspiring to wiretap the union s Detroit headquarters A federal jury deliberated several hours before the verdict The government had alleged the trio illegally conspired to install taps to monitor subordinates for U S Senate and grand jury investigations in Detroit
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Greek Cypriot cyclist shot in Turkish sector of Limassol
A 41 year old Greek Cypriot identified as Panagis Kyriacou was fatally shot while cycling to work in Limassol’s Turkish sector. He becomes the first Greek Cypriot killed since the June 7 communal clashes began, with two Turks already dead.
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Soviet Warships Enter Atlantic Passage in Kattegat
Swedish observers reported about 14 Soviet warships passing through Kattegat into the Atlantic on Monday and over the prior weekend. The fleet included a Sverdnov-class cruiser, three destroyers, four submarines and tankers, with the route between Sweden and Denmark linking the Baltic to the Atlantic. It was unclear whether they headed for Atlantic maneuvers or the Mediterranean.
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Wife Had Locks Short: Ex Husband Slugged Wife
In Detroit GI AP report Mrs Anna Evonich, 32, says ex husband Joseph, 29, broke her rib when she arrived home June 2 with a short hairdo after reconciling post divorce. Recorder's Judge Gerald Great fined him 100 dollars and costs and placed him on two years probation for assault and battery. A separate Italy dispatch reports quakes in Abruzzi region causing panic but no injuries.
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Expert Dies MAHOPAC NY Flag Expert Gridley Adams
Gridley Adams died Monday at 90 in Mahopac New York. Adams was a leading authority on the American flag and served as director general of the American Flag Code Assn. He previously led his own advertising agency in New York City.
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The Intrepid Kids of Disneyland Feature
A Saturday Evening Post article follows children exploring Walt Disney's world in Fantasyland Frontierland and Sleeping Beauty Castle. Readers meet kid reactions to live gun duels moon rockets jungle boats and big game stalking while uncovering the biggest attraction drawing millions and how Walt Disney behaves on visits.
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