Frisco Mayor Sued Look Magazine for Libel Over Mafia Link
Look Magazine reports San Francisco Mayor Joseph L. Alioto tied to La Cosa Nostra leaders. Alioto denies the claims and says he is suing Look for libel and slander for 7.5 million dollars in actual damages and 5 million in punitive damages. He filed in U S District Court against Gardner Cowles and Cowles Communications.
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Look Magazine
Joseph L. Alioto
San Francisco
la Cosa Nostra
San
Cowles Communications
Look
Alioto
First San Francisco Bank
Cosa Nostra
Jimmy ‘the
Fratianno
Jack Goldberger
Teamsters Union
Goldberger
State hospital dispute may be settled Monday
State government and the Warm Springs Independent Union plan a Monday meeting to iron out contract terms and avert a threatened work stoppage at the Warm Springs hospital. Both sides expressed optimism about reaching an amiable settlement before a Wednesday union vote on a potential strike.
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Warm Springs
Edwin G. Kellner
Kellner
Thomas F. Dowling
Dowling
Lewis and Clark County
Institutions Department
The
Independent Union
Hospital Administration
Forrest H. Anderson
Labor and Industry Commissioner’s Office
Afl-Cio
Boulder
Galen
George Hammond
Missoula
Montana Council of American Federation of State
Butte High Tops Butte Central 16 12 In Grid Clash
Greg Salo plunged for a late quarterback sneak to lift Butte High to a 16-12 victory over arch rival Butte Central in the season opener. The rough gravel surface at Naranche Stadium shaped the drive and the final score.
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Greg Salo
Salo
Butte High
Butte Central
Manhunt Expands Across States for Portland Double Slaying Suspect
Police in 11 states intensified a search Friday for Douglas Franklin Wright 29 suspected in the murders of Portland residents Mrs. Margaret Rosenberry 71 and her daughter in their home A five year old boy linked to Wright was seen in Hillsboro as authorities pursue warrants and notes on related shooting charges against Richard L Clifford 32 with bail set at 10000
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Douglas Franklin Wright
Hillsboro
Wright
Margaret M
Brazil Delays Elbrick Exchange Amid Kidnapping Standoff
In Rio de Janeiro the swap process for the kidnapped U S diplomat Dean Elbrick was postponed after late talks with Brazil's security forces. The plan would free 15 political prisoners and fly them to Mexico in exchange for Elbrick, though some prisoners resisted departure. The junta had warned of execution if deadlines were missed and officials disclosed no official reason for the delay.
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Jose de Magalhaes
Brazil
Mexico
U.S
Elbrick
Campaign violations ignored by Justice Department
Attorney General John N. Mitchell appears to have decided not to prosecute candidates and committees that failed to report financial statements last year. About 20 Nixon Agnew fundraising groups and 107 congressional candidates face continued investigations, with officials saying no immediate action is expected.
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John N. Mitchell
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Mitchell
Justice Department
Criminal Division
Livingston railroader defends NP grant obligations
Warren R. McGee of Livingston, a Northern Pacific conductor, told Bozeman hearings that tax exemptions land grants and government obligations justify keeping the Mainstreeter service. He heads a Livingston group opposing a merger of western railways and cited NP's obligation to the government in his argument.
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Lic
Warren R. McGee
Livingston
Northern Pacific
Western Railway
Cease-fire talk roils White House as Ho Chi Minh funeral time looms
The Viet Cong proposed three day cease fire for Ho Chi Minh funeral. Western White House study continues with no clear stance from President Nixon or aides. Kissinger advised during morning consultations as officials consider whether to accept, extend, or counter the pause starting Monday Saigon time. Nixon had a free day with no appointments.
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Ho Chi Minh
White House
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United States
Saigon
Henry A. Kissinger
Weather Outlook for Today
Fair to partly cloudy and cool conditions. Temperatures near 65 with a low around 25. Weather map on Page 2 provides regional details and expected wind patterns.
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Pesticide linked embargo halts Hardin wheat shipment
Montana officials embargoed several hundred thousand bushels of Hardin wheat after residue tests found methoxychlor and malathion. Testing continues to gauge contamination while the FDA sets allowable levels for grain in human food channels.
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Helena
Montana
Vernon E. Sloulin
State Department of Health
Hardin Elevator Co
Hardin
Sloulin
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Washington State
Air boardings surge at Butte airport amid routes and strikes
Six month figures show Northwest departures rising 14.5 percent and Western outbound traffic up 10.6 percent from 1968 to 1969. A pilots strike halted Western service for 17 days, cutting Butte boarding totals in July 1968 and 1969 before recovery. Northwest October through September totals approach a regional eight month record, with ongoing east west flights and adjusted schedules.
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Butte
Northwest Airlines
Western Air
Northwest
Western
NWA
Senate weighs tax reform delay into 1970
Administration tax reform proposals faced renewed Democratic criticism as the Senate Finance Committee debated itemized deductions and a Kennedy plan to trim taxpayers. Senator Mansfield warned action could slip to next year if backlog persists.
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Senate
Russell B. Long
D-La
Senate Finance Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
Mike Mansfield
Montana
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