Hijacker Held Knife To Stewardess Side In Cuba Flight
A hijacker with a seven inch knife forced a Miami bound Eastern Airlines 727 to divert to Havana before the passengers and crew returned to the United States. The man claimed to be fleeing the FBI and said he had just completed a communist mission. Passengers included Mr. and Mrs. Keith Thrash of Little Rock who flew back to Miami for medical reasons, while others continued to Nassau. Local officials criticized the handling of the incident amid calls for federal action.
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Vision and hearing decline with age in Better Health column
The article notes that most people notice vision and hearing decreases around ages 40 to 45, with color perception and presbyopia worsening over time. Men lose high frequency hearing earlier and more than women, while aging narrows neural and inner ear function, affecting speech, senses, and temperature and touch perception.
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Former Newhall Resident Mrs Jim Johnson Dies
A former Newhall resident Mrs Jim Johnson died Wednesday in Beaverton Oregon after heart surgery. She was sister in law of Howard Johnson of Newhall.
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Gazette Co Established 1883 Subscription Rates
The Gazette Co founded in 1883 lists subscription options by carrier and mail. Rates include 65 cents for eight weeks by carrier, 1.70 per month for night edition and Sunday, and various yearlong plans. The notice notes regional coverage limits and AP news usage.
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Soviet Heart Transplants Move to Computer Aid
Soviet surgeons will use a computer to select donors and plan post-operative care for future heart transplants. Dr. Alexander Vishnevsky said in Pravda the computer will help time the transplant and assess patient and donor conditions. The only prior human heart transplant ended in the recipient's death 33 hours after surgery.
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