Hijackers Rob Passengers on Philippine Plane
Four armed men hijacked Philippine Airlines Flight 158A from Cebu to Manila, shooting a passenger official dead and wounding the pilot and a crewman. Police hunted four suspects after the plane landed, leaving crew men as hostages and a nationwide search underway.
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Manila
UPD
Philippine
Eulalio Ladanan
Florencio Villarin
Philippine Air Lines
Vitaliano Pagarin
Bislig
Mindanao
Villarin
Manila International
Cebu
Philippines
Luis Bonnevie
Marquez
Ladanan
Bonnevie
City College raid nets AWOL soldier and 100+ students
Police arrested more than 100CCNY students after a predawn raid on a three story building to seize AWOL Army Pvt. William Brakefield. Twenty students refused to exit. all face criminal trespass charges and Brakefield will be processed on civilian counts before military officials.
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New York
UPS
City College of New York
California
Upper Manhattan
Army
William S. Brakefield
van Nuys
Calif
Ft. Devens
Mass
Brakefield
Wallace Sees Campaign as Success and Hints at 1972 Run
Wallace says his third party bid was a success, carried five Southern states, and served as a bellwether for the major parties. He plans to resume law practice in Alabama and will decide on a 1972 run based on national trends and events. LeMay supports the campaign’s aims, while Wallace rules out future state office.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
George C. Wallace
Alabama
South
Wallace
Richard Nixon
Law and Order
Supreme Court
Curtis LeMay
LeMay
Nixon
World Opinion Varies On Nixon's Election
Global reaction to Richard Nixon's victory ranges from enthusiasm to apathy and skepticism. Leaders such as Japan's Eisaku Sato and South Korea's Park Chung Hee voiced cautious optimism about stronger alliance ties, while Britain and Hungary reflected mixed feelings about America's direction. Some Europeans feared isolationism, and Moscow urged nuclear disarmament talks as observers recalled Nixon's controversial imagery from past campaigns.
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Moscow
Quito
Richard M. Nixon
Eisaku Sato
Japan
Nixon
Park Chung Hee
South Korea
China
Soviet Union
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Vietnam
Democratic Party
Radio Moscow
America
Budapest
Britain
London Times
Inn In Protest Sit In At Welsh Pub Over Sunday Laws
Customers stage an inn in at a Welsh pub protesting Sunday opening restrictions in some counties. Four hours of sit in from closing time into Sunday morning followed a manager's plea for order. Nearby notes mention Nixon and Chiang Kai-shek amid broader political tidbits and a Greek hometown reference for Agnew.
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Rosset
Wales
UPI
George Brown
Britain
Nixon
Chiang Kai-shek
Greece
Spirou
Agnew
Gargalianoi
Nicolas Kostopolulos
Gargalinaoi
Two Counties Lose Bellwether Status
Washington report notes Coos and Strafford Counties New Hampshire voted for Humphrey over Nixon breaking a century of bellwether tradition. The three remaining bellwethers Palo Alto Iowa Crook County Oregon and Laramie County Wyoming all backed Nixon. New Mexico kept its perfect electoral vote record since 1912 with a 17th straight win for the national victor and a computer estimate of 7 in 10 million odds.
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Washington
UPS
Coos
Strafford
New Hampshire
Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Palo Alto
Iowa
Crook County
Ore
Laramie County
Wyo
Nixon
New Mexico
Viet Cong Increases Attacks Ending Lull in Major Fighting
In Saigon a 170 mm Com munist rocket killed three civilians including a pregnant woman and two others near a suburb, the first civilian deaths since U S bombing halted. The northern coast battle produced heavy losses on both sides with Marines surrounding a Communist fortress after tanks and jets were called in. U S officials reported 150 Americans killed last week and 1,214 wounded, while South Vietnamese deaths rose to 129 and Communist losses reached 1,393. B52s bombarded bunkers and bivouacs in multiple regions as the war’s tempo rose from a perceived lull.
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Saigon
UPI
North Vietnam
U.S
da Nang
South Vietnam
Mekong
Central Highlands
Congratulations to Madeline Harwood and T Garry Buckley
A public note extends congratulations to Madeline Harwood and T Garry Buckley and expresses gratitude to supporters at the polls and contributors to the campaign.
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Madeline Harwood
T. Garry Buckley
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