Enemies fail hijack of Cuban airliner. 3 dead
In Havana on Wednesday Cuban airliner Aerovias Q carrying 53 aboard faced a hijack attempt by Castro foes. A gun battle killed the captain Luis Alvarez Regato, a military guard Silvino Sanchez Almaguer, and one hijacker. Six were wounded as the co pilot landed in a sugar cane field.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Aerovias Q
Rancho Boyeros
Isle of Pines
Cuba
United States
Luis Alvarez Regato
Silvino Sanchez’ Almaguer
Kennedy Firm On Berlin
President Kennedy said the United States will use every diplomatic means to seek a peaceful Berlin solution with the Soviet Union. He noted no new policy and favored careful groundwork before any summit, while urging cooperation among Western leaders if needed to coordinate policy.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States
Berlin
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Khrush
Chev
West Berlin
Russia
Moscow
Eichmann Prosecutor Ends Summation In Israel Trial
Israeli Attorney General Gideon Hausner wrapped up his summation against Adolf Eichmann in Jerusalem with a call for a just verdict. He asserted Eichmann acted willingly and lustfully in facilitating the Nazi genocide. The panel will hear defense later, with a verdict expected in October after a summer recess.
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Jerusalem
Gideon Hausner
Adolf Eichmann
Hausner
Eichmann
Israel
Robert Servatius
British Schoolboys On Holiday Killed In Crash
Fifty four injured or dead in a Norwegian airliner crash near Stavanger. A chartered Vickers Viking-Two bound for a holiday in Norway carried thirty four British schoolboys aged 13 to 16 and several adults. The wreckage lay on a mountain in the Ryflyke Fjord region after striking the slope in a coastal storm.
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Stavanger
Norway
Ryflyke Fjord
Chuckle Secretary Jokes On Timely Arrival
A light newsroom gag features a secretary quipping that coffee breaks pause her clocking in. The captioned line comes from the Coporation General Feature Bureau, framing a humorous take on workplace punctuality.
Fiore Held After Saco Court Dispute Over Fine
Judge Hilary Mahaney ordered Frank Fiore of Lynn Massachusetts jailed on contempt of court charges after he told the judge to go to hell following a $25 speeding fine on Ocean Park road. Patrolman Earl Jamieson restrained Fiore as the dispute escalated in court.
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Hilary Mahaney
Frank Fiore
Lynn
Mass
Fiore
Saco Municipal Court
Guards To Ride Planes To Foil Further Thefts
President Kennedy announced that border patrolmen will be assigned to several airplanes to guard against hijacking. Doors to the pilot’s cabin will be locked with the key kept inside. He urged caution before blaming Fidel Castro for the recent pirate acts as Congress questions the incidents.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Fidel Castro
Cuba
York county women complete cake decorating course
A group of York county women completed a five week cake decorating course taught by Mrs. Althea Mishoe of Goodwins Mills. Participants from Biddeford Kennebunk Springvale and other towns included Lorette L Heureux Jeanette Larriviere Yvette Valliere Hazel Austin Phyllis Smith Madeleine Fuller and many others. Most will start an advanced five week course.
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Althea Mishoe
Goodwins Mills
York
Lorette L'Heureux
Jeanette Larriviere
Yvette Valliere
Biddeford
Hazel Austin
Kennebunk
Phyllis Smith
Madeleine Fuller
Springvale
Grange Hall
Deschambault Outlines Biddeford’s Industrial Future
Mayor Clement H. Deschambault released a report detailing plans to improve Biddeford’s industrial and community climate. He emphasized a long range plan funded by federal urban renewal money, with the James W. Sewall company conducting surveys to guide development of the industrial park, airport runway resurfacing, and lower public utility costs while boosting employment and tax base.
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Biddeford
Clement H. Deschambault
James W. Sewall Company
Department of Economic Development
Augusta
Planning Board
Ere
Dechambault
Gifted Youngsters Are Having A Ball
In Springvale a group of 50 high school students join the National Youth Science Center at Nassau College for a six week program funded by the National Science Foundation and a private Youth Science Foundation. They dissect brains remove spleens from rats and study immunological tolerance under mentors from Harvard Tufts and MIT. The program aims to guide and inspire future major scientific breakthroughs.
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Paul R. Shelnitz
New Haven
Conn
National Youth Science Center
Nassau College
National Science Foundation
National Youth Science Foundation
Nasson
David L. Lukens
South Orange
N.J
Youth Science Foundation
Lukens
Lamate
Harvard
Tufts
MIT
Lamar Washington
Washington
Second Century Fund
Mike ‘Gallant
French Hijacker Cadon Faces US Jet Crise
Albert Cadon a 27 year old Frenchman hijacked a Pan American DC8 to Havana. He faces US charges of crime on the high seas assault with a dangerous weapon and assault with intent to commit a felony if returned. No one aboard was harmed. Cadon claimed Algeria protest motive. FBI calls him an unbalanced itinerant artist.
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Miami
Fla
Albert Charles Cadon
Gun‘n
Havana
Cadon
Pan American World Airways
Cubai
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
High Seas
Cuba
United States
Caden
Algeria
New York
Bellevue Hospital
Hoover 87 Today Says US Is Ready
Former president Herbert Hoover marks his 87th birthday at a Waldorf conference delivering an upbeat view of American resolve. He rejects claims Americans are soft and asserts deep patriotism while touching on Berlin and baseball. A separate report notes a Pan American flight hijack incident near Mexico City with pilot details and a hijacker claiming extremist motives.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
John Adams
Waldorf-Astoria
Berlin
Pistol Hijacker Treated Well by Cuban Troops on Return
Passengers aboard the Pan American jet from Mexico City described a wild haired hijacker who brandished a pistol and threatened crew. Cuban soldiers saluted the man as he was escorted from the plane in Havana while FBI noted the hijacker’s Paris birth and Algerian heritage. Passengers recalled nervous moments and Captain Ballard warned of potential accidental harm during the crisis. Fidel Castro personally met Turbay Ayala and escorted him from Havana for the Miami leg of the journey.
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Julio Cesar Turbay Ayala
Houston
Tex
Panama City
Panama
Mexico City
Guatemala City
San Jose
Costa Rica
Caden
Brownsville
Havana
Cadon
Sam Enfield
Paris
New York
Enfield
Miami
Fla
Glenn White
Detroit Auto
White
Alberto Charles Cadon
FBI
United States
Hector Vioni
Richmond
Ind
Carl Ballard
Fidel Castro
Turbay
Dubois Fried Clam Place Lunch Specials
Readable menu note lists fried clam place offering 1 quart portions of clams and potatoes, plus fried clam lunch box and fish and chips box. No dates or additional details provided. indicates a takeout or dine-in seafood items including clams and potatoes.
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Pool Street
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Woolworth
Journal Paper Boy
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Croydon
London
Gen
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Main Street
Old Orchard Beach
Dial
JFK
Sidney Dymkoski
Grace Gunn
Alice Going
Nellie Brannen
Patricia Brannen
Francis Spencer
Warren Stuart
Barbara Simenski
Josephine Abbott
Alma Day
Rita Pepin
Ethel Kaplan
Mary Tatone
Aleta Fuller
Herbert Frid
Brooklyn
N.Y
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Teaneck
Mike
Henry Sobell
Massachusetts Institute of Betergene
Fried
Joseph Ferreira
New Bedford
Jet
Charlotte
New York City
Mexico
Granite Street
Fish & Chips Box
Maine Carpet CO
Maine Linoleum Co
Alfred Street
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