Slaying of oilman Ryan leaves investigators stumped
Evansville police, federal agents probe the death of Ray Ryan, a jet setting oilman linked to actors and mobsters. A car bomb exploded near the Olympia health resort as Ryan left after a workout, with authorities calling it a possible professional assassination but lacking concrete links to organized crime. IRS records and past investigations into Ryan’s cash dealings blur the motive, while connections to Mount Kenya Club and appearances by John Wayne and William Holden surface in the case.
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Evansville, Lad
Ray Ryan
Indiana
Ryan
Olympia Health and Beauty
Richard TenBarge
City Police
Internal Revenue Service
Hubert G. Davis
IRS
Indianapolis
Watertown
Wis
Evansville
Crossville
Palm Springs
Calif
California
Africa
Dean Martin Leroy Lewis
John Wayne
William Holden
Mount Kenya
Safari Club
Kenya
Pacific
Washington, D.C
Justice Department
Swiss
Federal Tax Administration
Commercial Credit Bank of Zurich
Carl Hirschmann
Holden
George Barnett
Barnett
Los Angeles
Marshall Caifano
Charles Delmonico
Caifano
Delmonico
Gerardo
Jerry Catena
Thomas Eboli
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Costa Nostra
Vito Genovese
Frank Erickson
New York
Lyndon B. Johnson
Is worldwide terrorism run by one mastermind
Europeans debate whether a single mastermind directs global terror or if a loose network links groups across nations. The discussion cites hijackings by Japanese and Arab groups, the Schleyer case, and reports of the Revolutionary Coordinating Junta seeking funds, training, and passports from a Paris base.
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London
Britain
el al
Entebbe
Revolutionary Coordinating Junta
Junta
Argentina
Bolivia
Chile
Paraguay
Uruguay
Europe
Richard Clutterbuck
Essex University
England
Clutterbuck
Times of London
Paris
Guba
the Times
Fernando Luis Alvarez
Pelado
Anna Maria Guevara
Ernest Che Guevara
Irish Republican Army
Carlos Martinez
Reviers
Carlos the Jackal
Uise
Wander-Meinhof
West Germany
Red Army
Lufthansa Airlines
Baader-Meinhof
Iself
United Red Army
Thousands of Doctors Endorse Staal Softener for Constipation
The advert claims thousands of doctors recommend Staal Softener as a gentler alternative to irritant laxatives. It promotes regularity by softening stool with sodium sulfosucinate, promising relief in about two days for many, with two tablets daily and longer for stubborn cases.
Protests in Palermo as German terrorists deaths spark clashes
In Palermo, protesters clashed with police over the deaths of three imprisoned West German anarchists. Police reported 4 officers injured and 15 others slightly hurt as hundreds demonstrated, firing bombs and stones. 27 people were detained for questioning. Attacks on West German properties continued in Europe, including a police headquarters raid in Berlin and bomb incidents in Brescia, Heraklion, Le Havre, and Paris.
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Palermo
Sicily
Europe
Berlin
Brescia
Italy
Heraklion
Crete
Te Havre
Paris
Javits warns of crunch in Israel ties over peace push
Denver AP Sen. Jacob Javits warns U S Israel relations may strain as Carter administration presses for peace terms. He says the president can persuade but not compel Israel to accept terms seen as dangerous to Israel’s survival. He spoke at Yeshiva Toras Chaim dinner to about 700 attendees.
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Denver
Israel
Carter
Ays
Jacob Javits
United States
Javits
Yeshiva Toras Chaim Talmudical Seminary
Faiits
Yee
Mideast
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