Twelve indicted in Los Angeles Mafia crackdown
A federal grand jury indicted 12 alleged organized crime figures in Los Angeles on 54 counts including extortion and interstate transportation of stolen money. Among those named are Peter Milano, reputed head of a Mafia family, and James Testa and Sam Farkas, with a major witness Harry Coloduros cooperating in protective custody.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Justice Department
FBI
City Police
Harry Coloduros
Peter John Milano
Northridge
van Nuys
Honolulu
Sam Orlando Sciortino
Fountain Valley
Palm Springs
Nick Licata
James Regace
Anaheim
Licata
Allan Smiley
Smiley
Bugsy Siegel
Siegel
Beverly Hills
Developer sues over Snow Bowl Village fight near San Francisco Peaks
Summit Properties Inc files a 39 million damage suit in federal court alleging a conspiracy by environmentalists and officials to block the resort plan. It targets Hart Prairie 327 acres in Coconino National Forest and cites a Coconino County moratorium on rezoning and permits. Named defendants include Richard F. Wilson Jean Wilson Douglas J. Wall Tio Tachias Don Seaman Leonard Halpenny the Tuba City School District the U S Forest Service NA Society of Science and Art Inc and the U S government.
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Phoenix
San Francisco Peaks
Hart Prairie
Coconino National Forest
Coconino
Richard F. Wilson
Jean
Tucson
Douglas J. Wall
Flagstaff
Tio Tachias
Don Seaman
U.S. Forest Service
Leonard Halpenny
Tuba City
Northern Arizona Society of Science and Art Inc
U.S. Government
Senior citizens seek practical help not sermons
Readers respond to a column on loneliness, arguing that unsolicited advice from Mrs. Petty offers little comfort. A letter from Joan M. shares success with assistance from readers, while C Zybski asks about part time home work for seniors and notes SSA rules. The reply explains earnings limits and cautions against scams, urging tailored ideas and local ads.
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John
C. Starzybski
C.S
Clever bridge ploy turns losing contract into success
A club and diamond shift plus a heart queen ruse shows how a declarer can convert a near ruin into a made game. The defender’s misread and the trick led to an unmakable contract becoming achievable with a bold first trick.
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Declarer
West
Korea's Economic Miracle Amid Political Crackdown
South Korea shows rapid growth with new steel mills, tankers, and the world’s largest plywood plant, while President Park extends rule via a constitution change and emergency decrees. U.S. aid and Korean exports surge, but dissent is severely restrained and trials of opposition figures continue.
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Seoul
South Korea
East China Sea
Pohang
Ulsan City
Korea
Hyundai Shipbuilding and Heavy Industry Co
Pusan
Chung Hee Park
National Assembly
Kim Dae Jung
Park
Sun Posun
Republic of Korea
Japan
Seoul- Pusan
United States
U.S. State Department
New York Times
Jerome A. Cohen
Harvard
Gregory Henderson
Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy
Tufts University
Soviet Union
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Chosun
Korea Air Lines
Panmunjom
North
United Nations
Joint Military Armistice Commission
South
North Korea
China
Pope Paul VI Cancels General Audience Citing Knee Pain
Pope Paul VI, age 76, canceled his weekly general audience due to an arthritic pain in his right knee. He appeared at the window to bless pilgrims and apologized for not presiding, speaking in multiple languages and assuring continued spiritual presence.
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Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
St. Peter’s Square
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U.S. District Court
A. Andrew Hauk
Sam Farkas
Mickey Cohen
Farkas
Raymond
Rocky” DeRosa
Tarzana
James Testa
Los Alamitos
Cleveland
Ohio
Milano
Frank Stellino
Palos Verdes
Torrance Delicatessen
Sciortino
Summit Properties Inc
John T. Watts
Copley
Altha Webb Petty
Margaret Harris
M.H
The
Salvation Army
S.S.I
Patricia W
Joan M
Joan
ACES
Ira G. Corn JR
Philip Berry
Peabody
Mass
East
Armory Iron Works Bsn
Civic Center Plaza
Copley News
S. Korea
Bill Lenoir
Bil
A.S.A
John Newcombe
Arthur Ashe
Dennis Ralston
Marty Reissen
Charles Pasarell
Clark Graebner
Bill
Loni
Lincoln Plaza
Scottsdale
Lincoln
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