Mother's Day contest aims at California's Toberman winner
A Los Angeles mother of five, Toberman’s wife, competes in New York for National Mother of the Year as the American Mothers Committee announces the contest date and sponsor details. Meanwhile Austrian climbers face tragedy on Manaslu with two missing after a snowstorm.
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Hired gun admits murder in Yablonski case
Silous Huddleston, 63, of LaFollette Tennessee, pleads guilty to three murder counts and admits taking part in a payoff arranged by United Mine Workers officials Albert Pass and William Prater to carry out the Yablonski family killings in Clarksville Pennsylvania and Kentucky Tennessee. Pass and Prater face federal charges connected to the plot as Huddleston provides new details about the scheme and timing around the December 3, 1969 slayings and the prior election-related context.
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UPI
Silous Huddleston
United Mie Workers
Joseph A
Jock” Yablon
Lluddleston
LaFollette
Tenn
Albert W. Pass
Wiliam J. Prabooth
UMW
Huddleston
Pass
Yablonski
W. A
Tony” Tayle Huddleston
Ihe
Union
Clarksville
Prater
District 18
Yablooski
Washington, D.C
Justice Department
Washington County
Jess D. Cossac
Murden
Confessed slayer held in protective custody amid mob links
A reported informant tied to the Colombo crime family says he and four men killed Joseph Gallo in an April shooting. Authorities did not comment while the informant, Austph Luparelli, alleges involvement by Carmine Di Biase Philip Gambino and two unidentified brothers. Gambino and Di Biase are linked to Columbo and Genovese families. A separate note: the liner United States faces sale to the federal government for use as a tragedy ship.
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Joseph
Joe” Gallo
FBI
Austph Luparelli
Josep Vacevelli
Colantho
EBL
U.S
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Gallo
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Philip Gambing
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Colombo
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Gato
Failal
Ion
Washington
UPI
Senate
Nixon
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Apollo 16 crew credit engineers with saving moon mission
Apollo 16 commander John W. Young credited engineers on Earth with saving the mission after a six hour landing delay caused by a backup command ship engine problem. Teammates Thomas K. Mattingly and Charles M. Duke joined Young at a news conference after splashdown in the mid Pacific, discussing lunar rock samples and lessons for Earth.
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Thomas K. Mattingly II
Charles Ml. Duke
Manned Spacecraft, Center
Houston
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