New York (Jersey) Daily News 25 Oct 1975 NY Lottery Scandal Caroline Kennedy Karen Quinlan

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New York Daily News (New Jersey Edition) Saturday, October 25, 1975. This old newspaper features on the front page a picture of Louise Esposito and her daughter, Elaine, who has been in a coma for 34 years. The headline is: ‘Bare Coverup in N.Y. Lottery’ ‘Essex Dad Kills Daughter, Self’ What you see in the pictures is what you get.

Volume 57, Number 105.

Excellent used condition but please note the minor discoloration, wear / tears around the edges – LOOK AT THE PICTURES!

Some of the contents:

• ‘Did Victim’s Curiosity Save Caroline?’ – A car bomb believed to be set by Irish terrorists explodes outside of a house where Caroline Kennedy was staying in London and kills professor Gordon Fairley.
• ‘2 Gunmen Assassinate Turk Envoy to France’ – Turkish diplomat, Ismail Erez, and his driver were killed in the car by gunmen in Paris.
• ‘Quinlans Find Rest but little Peace’ – The Quinlans get a day off from court, but plenty of newspaper people taking pictures.
• ‘Report N.Y. Lottery Covered Up Fiscal Flop’ – Coverage of a coverup in the New York lottery.
• ’13 Are Arrested, Classes Called Off In Boston Fighting’ – Racial violence at South Boston High School causes classes to be called off.
• ‘Franco Survives His 2nd Attack’ – Generalissimo Franco survives a second heart attack in the same week.
• Movie ads include: Earthquake, Jaws, Dog Day Afternoon, Rooster Cogburn and the Lady, 3 Days of the Condor, Lies My Father Told Me, Benji, and more!
• The centerfold has pictures of folks enjoying the mild autumn weather in New York and pictures from the Oklahoma City Police Strike.
• Don’t miss Linda Blair in “Born Innocent” at 9PM on NBC 4.
• The back page features pictures of sports action: Women’s boxing in NV, the US cycling team in Mexico, and Bobby Hackett of Yonkers after setting a swimming record in Mexico City.

Excellent used condition but please note the minor discoloration, wear / tears around the edges – LOOK AT THE PICTURES! All 40 pages are included – LOOK AT THE DESCRIPTION!

Here is a link to Wikipedia’s article on this newspaper.