Fokker Ships May Take Air Again Shortly
Washington May 8 Thirty five Fokker airplanes restricted from passenger service will be back in the air soon after a agreement among the commerce department aeronautics branch Anthony H G Fokker and air transport operators. The plan calls for recon ditioning maintenance of wings and alteration of Aileron design with work to be done in Dallas Miami San Francisco Los Angeles and St Louis. Officials say many planes may resume carrying passengers once inspections are completed and delays are avoided.
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Kidnap Victim James Hackett Reported By Police
James Hackett, a south Cook County gambler, slot machine and roadhouse operator, says a Chicago gang kidnapped him and forced his wife to pay 150000 for his release. The abduction followed terroristic acts and the death of one of Hackett's employees.
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Modification on Ships Tied to Rockne Crash Probe
The change already made on many ships brought into the factory for service was described as updating a minor control system element on two-year-old vessels. The order arose from a Commerce Department probe into the Rockne crash that killed Knute Rockne and seven others.
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