Hijack joke risk at airports prompts arrests and warnings
Miami reports warn that jokes about hijacking at airports or on planes can lead to arrest for giving false reports or interfering with a flight crew. Cases include Vito Leanza Jr and others, with sentences up to a year or 20 years for felonies. Airline officials note rising sensitivity amid incidents.
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Miami
Jack
George Kokus
U.S. Attorney's Criminal Division
Kokus
Fort Lauderdale
Asst
U.S
Barbara Vicevich
Vito Leanza Jr
Leanza
National Airlines
New York
St. Augustine
Fla
Jacksonville
Abraham Golf
Golf
FBI
Fort Lauderdale- Hollywood International
Ordie P. Taylor Jr
Dewey Duckett Jr
Columbus
D.C
Delta Airlines
Federal Poverty Program
Detroit
Algeria
Duckett
Taylor
Walt Robshaw
National
U S Planes Strike Deep in North Vietnam Rail Line Targeted
U S planes delivered their deepest strikes in a week against North Vietnam on Tuesday, renewing the attack on the northwest rail line to China and shooting down a MIG 21. Air Force Phantom jets hit the Phu Tho railroad bridge near Hanoi and the Viet Tri power plant as crews reported 159 U S aircraft downed overall in the war.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
China
Air Force
Phu Tho
Hanoi
Viet Tri
Fred W. Sheffler
Akron
Ohio
Mark A. Massen
Downey
Calif
U.S. Command
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Quang Tri City
South Vietnam
Quang Tri
Cam Ranh
Nudist Colony Faces Airborne Voyeurs on Oahu
On Hawaii's north shore the Hawaii Naturist Club, an open 240 acre area with 80 tents, endures low flying aircraft peering at residents. Patrols have ordered pilots to avoid the site, but overflights persist and residents describe the sightseers as intrusive. Larry, operator, recalls past plane wash knocking tents and kids offering pineapples during maneuvers. Majority of 275 members are under 30 with some elderly visitors.
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Honolulu
Oahu
Pat
Hawaii Naturist Club Colony
Hawaii
Larry
Not in Same Term Rule Cited on Presidential Succession
A historical rule states that no president and vice president have died during the same administration and no Cabinet officer has succeeded to the presidency due to death. The statement outlines succession limits and the separation of roles within a term of office.
Harold Gray creates Little Orphan Annie comic strip
Harold L. Gray created the Little Orphan Annie comic strip which first appeared in the Chicago Tribune and New York Daily News in 1924 and quickly gained popularity.
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Harold L. Gray
Chicago Tribune
New York Daily News
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