10 Aug 1961
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1961
Page
1
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An 8 hour hijack of Pan American World Airways flight 73 ended with the plane landing in Miami. Crew and 82 passengers were unharmed. The hijacker, Bert Charles Cadou, 27, a French artist, was captured by Cuban militia after briefly taking the pilot hostage. Colombian Foreign Minister Julio Cesar Turbay Ayala was aboard. Intercept attempts by American fighters failed before Havana release.
President Kennedy announced new measures to combat airplane hijackings. Guards will be posted and border police trained to deter pirates. He cited recent incidents and warned against premature speculation while Congress links the Cuba activity to hijackings. A news conference drew 133 reporters.
A wild-haired man described as frantic aided by Cuban police after attempting to commandeer a Pan American jet on a Mexico City flight. He was subdued by crew and passengers, then escorted off the aircraft in Havana as soldiers saluted him amid questions of mental disturbance.
Dr B E Wareham told delegates at the West Pennsylvania Seventh day Adventist summer conference that one in ten heavy smokers develop lung cancer. He noted many cancers are detected late and many require surgery.
Day and Castro discuss the Catholic Worker view on persecution and aid to the poor. They argue the church faces betrayal by certain Christians while stressing solidarity with the vulnerable and exploring tensions between Christian communism and capitalism within church history.
A hijacking attempt on a Cuban airliner ended with three dead and several wounded after militants stormed the cockpit post takeoff from Rancho Boyeros. The aircraft, with 53 aboard, landed in a sugar field near the Isle of Pines as gunfire erupted, and four to five hijackers fled. Pilot Captain Aldo Regato and guard Silvino Sanchez Almaguer were among the dead. co pilot Alberto Bayo and other crew survived. Authorities pursued suspects amid a major manhunt of militiamen surrounding the crash site.
An explosion at a coffee plant in a city killed Shelby Dorson and Vietoe Frise and injured six others. Rescue teams recovered the victims as the blast damaged a brick building and drying equipment, while the plant lay littered with coffee beans.
Moscow reports Khrushchev warned of a bomb vastly stronger than the A bomb and hydrogen devices. He urged peace and said Soviet scientists could build a 100 trillion ton weapon if the world does not fear war.
CAIDC approves a 25000 loan to Corry Rubber Corp for equipment and working capital ahead of October production. The loan partners include CAIDC and the new entity to be owned jointly, with plans to hire about thirty workers within three years and produce precision rubber products.
Khrushchev accused the West of threatening the Soviet Union with force and warned he could ignite a nuclear conflict. He urged steps toward peace while pledging readiness to sign a separate peace in Europe. U.S. Secretary of State Rusk returns from Europe to brief allies in Washington.
Walter Smith, a longtime government official and former SOE figure, died at 69 after a career spanning 43 years in public service. He rose from private service in the Allied campaigns to become a trusted planner and diplomat, serving in key roles under Eisenhower era administration.
Rome Township faced state ordered school closures over substandard conditions affecting five elementary schools. Titusville proposed consolidating Rome students with Sparta Merged Schools, as Rome sought space while Titusville claimed only two usable rooms. Public inquiry continued as administrators weighed options.
Washington lawmakers discuss hijacked Pan American jet as Dirksen says Cuba extradition may show intent. Mansfield cautions against broad demands while considering piracy penalties up to life imprisonment. No immediate US action announced.
A two-vehicle collision on a rural highway left about $1,000 in damage. Edward Abee, 64, of Corry, northbound, crossed into a private ditch, colliding with Dean Klopfenstein, 36, of Wattsburg. Police say charges may follow after investigation. Princess steps out in London as first child due.
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