Hoffa Parole Bid Denied Third Time
UPI reports the U S Parole Board denied James R Hoffa s third parole bid and will rehear the case in June 1972 The board did not give reasons but indicated a full review of Hoffa s record including ties to the Teamsters will be undertaken The 58 year old Hoffa is serving eight years for jury tampering and five for mail fraud with first eligibility in November 1969
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UPI
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James R. Hoffa
Teamster
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Haffa
Teamsters
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Lewisburg
Fitzsimmons
Nixon
AFL Cio
International Brotherhood of Teamsters Union
Reed
James P. Hofa
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San Antonio CPSB Employee Identified in Medina County Flood Death
The Verde Creek flood tragedy adds a third drowning victim from Medina County. Walter Schweers, a CPSB machinist, was found two miles south of the State Highway 689 crossing after missing since Monday near ranch freighters. He had worked 26 years without a disabling injury.
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Verde Creek
San Antonio
Nixon Plans Welcome Visit by Japanese Emperor in Alaska
President and Mrs. Nixon will fly to Alaska on September 26 to greet Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako during their stopover in Anchorage on the way to a six country European tour. The welcome marks the first meeting between a reigning Japanese emperor and a U.S. president while the emperor travels abroad. The Nixons plan a reception but no state dinner, and no reciprocal visit to Japan is planned at present.
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Ronald L. Ziegler
Tals
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Anchorage
Europe
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Denmark
Belgium
France
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Switzerland
Germany
Red China Demands U.N. Ouster of Chiang Kai-shek
The People’s Republic of China stated it will not join the United Nations until Nationalist China is expelled. Beijing’s foreign ministry, via NCNA, accused the U.S. of promoting “two Chinas” and warned it would not participate in the U.N. under any two-China scenario. The move follows Nixon’s Peking visit plans and U.S. officials’ push to include the two-China formula on the General Assembly agenda.
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Nixon
Willian P. Rogers
Washington
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Thant
General Assembly
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Nixon Announces New VA Hospital in California
President Nixon announced construction of a 28.9 million veterans hospital to replace the VA facility damaged by the February earthquake in Loma Linda California. He was joined by Governor Reagan who praised the President and his economic policies to about 8 000 people at Loma Linda University campus.
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Nixon
Veterans Hospital
Loma Linda University
Ronald Reagan
Caribbean Storm Chloe Forms Near Puerto Rico and DR
A tropical storm named Chloe has formed south of Puerto Rico and threatens the Dominican Republic. The San Juan Weather Service places the center about 280 miles southwest of San Juan and 240 miles southeast of Santo Domingo, moving west to west-northwest at 15 mph. Gales up to 55 mph and heavy rain are expected across the Barahona Peninsula and toward Santo Domingo. Residents are urged to take precautions as the storm may intensify.
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UPI
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Puerto Rico
Dominican Republic
San Juan
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Santo Domingo
Isla Beata
Barahona Peninsula
Barahona
Juan Harean
Pay Raise Showdown Between Texas Governor and Nixon
Gov. Preston E. Smith defied Nixon by ordering pay raises for 332,000 Texas teachers and state workers. The federal government vowed legal action, including a planned civil suit in Austin and possible injunction, asserting violation of the 90 day wage freeze. Smith defended his move, citing a duty to curb inflation while challenging federal authority.
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Justice Department
Austin
Smith
Jesse James
West Texas
Leig Nixon
Counci
Texas
United States
Attorney General
Council
Treasury
John B. Connally
Nixon
South Viet Nam Court Restores Ky in Ballot Race
The South Vietnamese supreme court added Ky to the October ballot while removing Gen. Duong Van Minh who withdrew Friday. A second posting listed Nguyen Van The and Ky as candidates, with Aug. 24 as the deadline but action taken three days early.
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Saigon
Upi
Supreme Court
Nguyen Cao Ky
Duong van Minh
Nguyen van Vhien
Lucky Nephew Sweeps Cash To Provide Fun at the Zoo
Mrs Anne Feltman of 330 Queen Ann Court wins $10 in The Light big contest and plans to use the funds for a zoo outing with her retired teacher aunt. She says an elephant ride is part of the planned trip for her nephew. Another winner is Adolph Schneider of 692 Kirk Place who collects $25 after 36 years as a subscriber.
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P. Feltman
Queen Ann Court
Kirk Place
Schneider
Weather Roundup and Page References Mentioned
The text lists sections such as Amusements Classified Comics Death Notices Editorial Features Financial Ton and Game Horoscope Society Sports TV Longs and pages G74 G1 C in Pages 7 B Page 40 Page iC saveves Page GS wae Page SC Jaye Comics Verse Page BC. It notes Last Years High 97 Low 29 and Weather Roundup Page WC.
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Cpa
Help Line Answers Odd Questions From Readers
A newspaper note explains an action line for general inquiries and unusual interests. It invites calls to 222-0391 during hours and asks for stamped envelopes but cautions readers about mailing etiquette. The text includes a reader recounting misplacing a purse at church and a frustration with Saint Anthony.
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