Hoffa: The Real StoryThe story of James Hoffa : his personal life, his time as president of the most powerful labor union in the country, what he thought about organized crime and what they did to him in prison. Ends with a chapter on July 30, 1975, the day he disappeared. |
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... convicted of anything . Twenty - six were officers , agents or employees who had been convicted before they were employed by the Teamsters , some of those being convictions twenty years earlier . And of our 1.7 million members , a total ...
... convicted of anything . Twenty - six were officers , agents or employees who had been convicted before they were employed by the Teamsters , some of those being convictions twenty years earlier . And of our 1.7 million members , a total ...
Page 177
... conviction in Chattanooga . Kennedy played it to the hilt , milking all the press mileage out of it he could , and afterward I ... convicted . For again there was a planned newspaper and magazine campaign against me and again the Justice ...
... conviction in Chattanooga . Kennedy played it to the hilt , milking all the press mileage out of it he could , and afterward I ... convicted . For again there was a planned newspaper and magazine campaign against me and again the Justice ...
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... convictions and it bounced back and forth in the courts month after month . Finally , the Supreme Court re- viewed ... conviction - based strictly on Partin's perjury . Chief Justice Earl Warren dissented , saying : In this case , the ...
... convictions and it bounced back and forth in the courts month after month . Finally , the Supreme Court re- viewed ... conviction - based strictly on Partin's perjury . Chief Justice Earl Warren dissented , saying : In this case , the ...
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