27 Aboard In Latest Planejacking
A National Airlines Boeing 727 with 27 aboard was hijacked by a hijacker armed with a pistol and diverted to Havana. The plane left Kennedy Airport bound for Miami and turned south of Norfolk before landing at 4 30 am. The pilot reported a passenger forced entry into the cockpit. This marks the 17th such incident of the year involving a commercial airliner.
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National Airlines
Cuba
New York
Kennedy
Norfolk
Havana
Ed Buehser
National
Striking Miners Back On Job at Nemacolin Mine
About 350 miners have returned to work at Buckeye Coal Co. Nemacolin mine in Uniontown after a stoppage. A United Mine Workers commission mediated the dispute, restoring full operations and signaling a tentative settlement terms likely to end the strike action.
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Uniontown, Pa
Buckeye Coal Co
United Mine Workers
West Berlin elections test as New Left protests erupt
In West Berlin three Western occupying powers USA Britain and France oversee elections while inside the city militant New Leftists gather near the large meeting hall. Delegates face egg and missile taunts as several demonstrators are arrested.
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Hold Rites For Donald Tinko
A requiem Mass for Seaman First Class G. Donald Tinko was celebrated at 9:30 a.m. The service included a church ceremony with deacon and Rev. John Lucas as subdeacon, followed by burial in the church cemetery. Bearers named Har old Bromley, William Linski, Michael Malone, Larry Mar Lett, Larry Nichols and Ronald Walters. A military escort under Lt. Richard C. Rumbaugh and MM First Class G.C. Poor of the Naval Reserve Unit at Erie attended. Out-of-town mourners journeyed from Cleveland, Union City, Spartansburg, and Erie to attend. Autopsy ordered for a well-dressed man found near a stream by the Turnpike. Police seek identification of a 25 to 35-year-old with an American Eagle tattoo on his right arm and the name Bill on the left.
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Donald Tinko
John Lucas
Bracken
Harold Bromley
William Linski
Michael Malone
Larry Mar- Lett
Larry Nichols
Ronald Walters
Richard C. Rumbaugh
G.C. Poor
Naval Reserve
Erie
Wendall Gage
Buch
Joseph R. Breakbill
Diane Orzechowski
Cleveland
Robert Seitz
Edward Tinko
Francis Mulen
Sally Mulen
Union City
Joseph Orzechowier
Paul Blakeslee
Spartansburg
Corry
New Stanton, Pa
Navy Chief Says Pueblo Incident Not Guaranteed to End
Adm. Thomas Moorer testified that despite stricter sea borne intelligence protections there is no absolute guarantee there will be no repeats of the Pueblo seizure. He cited international waters, time factors, and limited rescue options as reasons a future piracy on high seas cannot be fully prevented.
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Navy
North Korea
Pueblo
Thomas H. Moorer
Chief of Naval Operations
Special House
Moorer
Navy Board of Inquiry
Islend
Coronado
Calif
Banner
Sea of Japan
Damiess
Wonsan Harbor
Hotel Blaze Kills One in Indiana Pa Fire
A downtown Indi ana hotel fire killed Minnie Hutchinson, 79, and injured five others. Richard's hotel, a 16 room two story frame building, suffered extensive damage. Walter Manges, 70, was admitted to Indian Hospital. Firefighters did not know a start cause. In a separate incident near New Salem Fayett distributors, Donald Huskins, 38, of Filbert, was killed when his car struck a pole.
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Indiaa
Richard’s
Uniontown
Donald Huskins
Filbert
New Salem
Fayetts
Sirhan Sirhan on the Stand Relives Kennedy Killing
After two days on the stand the jury hears Sirhan Bishara Sirhan describe his motives and thoughts about Robert F. Kennedy and Israel. He recalls threats to Kennedy and Goldberg and admits in his diary he wanted Kennedy dead. He also mentions occult readings and bizarre experiments. The piece notes the newspaper’s slogan.
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Sirhan
Israel
Johnson
Cooper
U.N
Arthur J. Goldberg
Robert F. Kennedy
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