Bill would give President sweeping new power in fighting hijackings
The Senate approved a sweeping anti hijacking bill giving the president authority to curtail air traffic with foreign nations linked to skyjackers, create a federally funded airport police, require passenger screening, and allow juries to impose death for conspired hijackers. The plan sets FAA review after year one and expands standby fares for certain airline survivors.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Howard Canon
D-Nev
Peter Dominick
R-Colp
Hungary
Cannon
FAA
Harold Hughes
D-Lawn
Rozelle Granted Divorce From Jane Rozelle
New York AP reports Alvin Pete Rozelle pro football commissioner was granted a divorce from his wife of 23 years Jane Marilyn. He will pay 27 500 a year in support and share custody of their year old daughter. Rozelle testified that they had been separated for more than two years by mutual consent. Mrs Rozelle lives in San Clemente California and did not contest the divorce.
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NEW York
Alvin
Pete) Rozelle
Jane Marilyn
Rozelle
Cousent
San Clemente
Calif
Two Tayras Born at Lincoln Zoo
Lincoln Nebraska AP reports the birth in captivity of five tayras at Antelope Zoo in Lincoln described as a zoological rarity. Only three or four captive births were known with one survival. Keeper Bonnie Garwood notes the Lincoln tayras were born two months ago and not publicized to aid survival. Parents Alexander and Rachel have resided at the zoo since July of last year.
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Lincoln, Neb
Tive Tayras
Antelope Zoo
Lincoln
Bonie Garwood
Lincoln Tayras
Alexander
Rachel
World Bible scholars gather for historic Los Angeles congress
About 3,000 theologians from 26 countries met in Los Angeles for the International Congress of Learned Societies in Religion. They discussed how modern trends test traditional Christianity and urged a return to mutual responsibility and the Genesis question of new beginnings.
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George W. Cornell
Walter, Kasper
Germany
University of Tubingen
Jesus
Los Angeles
International Congress of Learned Societies
School of ‘Theology
Claremont
Calif
American Council of Learned Societies
Albert Friedlander
London
Benjamin Nelson
New York
Army Doctor Completes Basic Medical Officer Course
Captain Ciurej son of Mr and Mrs Edward Ciurej completed the Army medical department officer basic course at Sam Houston Texas. The 1962 Ryan High School graduate earned an MD from Creighton University in Omaha. His wife Patricia resides in Omaha. In Missouri River news water levels downstream of Gavins Point Dam remain similar to last year, per the Army Engineers report issued Friday for duck and goose hunters.
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Teerence ) Ciurej
Edward B. Ciurej
20Th Street
Hascome Army Medical Department
FL Sam Houston
Tex
Civrej
Ryan High School
Omaha
Creighton University
Patricia
Omaha, Neb
Army Engineers
Gaving Point Dam
Missouri River
Michigan man charged with bombing at SAC base
Marquette County Jail holds 95 year old Juhala of Escanaba as FBI probes blast near Kincheloe Air Force Base. Sawyer tank drained as bomb search continues. 45 sticks of dynamite found buried near Sawyer. Secret Service oversees suspect, questioned over bomb plot and the letter to Nixon. Dairy Queen named at Ak-Sar-Ben show in Omaha. teen daughter of Douglas residents named Dairy Queen.
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Marquette
Mich
FBI
Paul Taymond
Gilbert ‘Juhala
Escanaba
Strategic Air Command
Sault Stearne
Teret
SAC
Juhala
Sawyer
Juhata
Escanala
Deral
Secret Service
Washington
Grand Rapids
Air Force
Jack Warner
Nixon
Warner
Omaha
Neb
Vicki Brugman
Harald Brugman
Douglas
Ak-Sar-Ben
Labor split expected to help Nixon in vote shift
Labor leadership splits and factionalized support across AFL-CIO are seen as boosting Nixon while harming McGovern. Nixon aides say labor leaders and rank and file may tilt toward the President, despite Meany’s ambivalent stance and split endorsements within labor ranks.
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Nixon
Washington
Richard Nixon
George McGovern
McGovern
George Meany
Donald F. Rogers
Jebor
McGovdry
Joseph A. Beimd
Howard Samuel
Beirne
McGovern-Shriver
National Labor Committee
Rodgers
Afl-Cio
Meany
Louis Harris
Second man indicted for extortion in Omaha case
The second man charged in an extortion scheme targeting Warrel Gottsch, vice president of a brokerage firm, was arrested in Camden New Jersey. Edmund Pacewicz, 53, appeared before a Camden magistrate and will be moved to Nebraska for prosecution on two counts involving interstate facilities. Greever, 53, already in Omaha, pleaded innocent to the charges. Pacewicz was held on a 150 000 bond. The FBI reports the two men conspired to extort 25 000 from the Omaha business figure.
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Omaha
Neb
Camden
New Jersey
Federal Bureau‘ of Investigation
Edmund Stanley Pacewicz
Nebraska
FBI
Pacewicz
Robert Willian Greever
Greever
Warrel Gottsch
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Pete Rozelle
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Spain
Tieldcrest
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Ciurej
Michigan
Fleischer Rexall
S&h
21St Street
Columbus
Block 15
Phillips 3Rd
City of
Platte County
Aaas
Posagyston
Milla Lutjelusche
Buss Auction & Realty Company
Henry Buss
August Runge Jr
Henry BE. Buss
Wnious
Clinical Society
MidWest Clinical Society
Hilton Hotel
Club By
Humphrey
Ryan
Allis Chalmers
Massey Ferguson
J.D
Montgomery Ward
Colby
H.C
M. H
Duncan
Owatonna
J. D
Bsairy Equipment
Universal
Zara
Duane & Margaret Sander
Wegener, Jensen, Fowlkes, Inc
Haiar Complete Auction Service
Cooper
Cooper Quality
Cee
Pitt Ae
SA Gmm CN Tars
Whelt Pa Bylee
Platte
EGG & Poultry
Evon Brdicko, Gwner
Mgr
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