Hijackings Worker Killed, Olympic Terrorists Freed
A Houston hijacking of an Eastern Airlines jet from San Antonio to Syracuse left Stan Hubbard dead and Wyatt Wilkinson wounded. FBI named Charles A. Tuller Jr and Bryce M. Tuller as suspects, with William Graham identified as a third hijacker. bond set at $1 million each. All four remained in Cuba as officials pursued warrants and details emerged about the incident and prior bank holdup in Virginia.
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Miami
Fla
Eastern Airlines
Texas
Cuba
FBI
Sky Pirates
Commerce Department
Charles A. Tuller Jr
Bryce M. Tuller
Virginia
William Graham
Havana
Tullers
Graham
Houston
Tex
Eastern
Stan Hubbard
Humble
Wyatt
Wilkinson Jr
San Antonio
Syracuse
N.Y
Atlanta
H.C. Battaile
Jim Ashlock
Israelis React to Munich Hijackers Release by West Germany
Associated Press reports Israel expresses astonishment and disappointment over Bonn freeing three Munich Olympic terrorists to Arab guerrillas who threaten a Libyan bound Lufthansa jet with twenty others aboard. Israel condemns the German capitulation as dangerous while Germany defends its move.
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Associated Press
West Germany
Abba Eban
Bonn
Ebani
Tesco von Puttkamer
Willy Brandt
Lufthansa
Damascus
Beirut
Ankara
Turkey
Frankfurt
Munich
Nicosia
Cyprus
Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Crashes Cause Dozens in Corry Substation Weekend
State Police investigated three crashes at the Corry substation over the weekend. A dead horse and over $1,000 in damage resulted from a Saturday collision four miles south of Union City involving a car driven by 17 year old Charles R Ottaway. The quarterhorse mare belonged to Judith Mitchell of Union City. Car damage was about $300. A Stewart road crash damaged a utility pole and car for about $700, pole value unknown. A Wattsburg collision at 7:50 p.m. Saturday left a car in a ditch with $175 damage.
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Corry
Union City
Charles R. Ottaway
Judith Mitchell
R.D
Stewart Road
Kenneth Knight
East Main Street
South Center Street
Paul Vogel Jr
RLD
Wattsburg
U S Won t Meet Hanoi s Peace Treaty Deadline
Vice President Agnew said the United States would not be ready to sign a Vietnam peace agreement by Tuesday yet sees no obstacle to eventual signing. South Vietnam sought withdrawal of North Vietnamese troops and a clear role for a cease fire council before agreeing. News notes Kissinger warned of one more negotiating session and Hanoi pressed for quick signing amid ongoing attacks.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
United States
Vietnam
Agnew
South Vietnam
Tran’ van Lam
Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
North Vietnam
U.S
Indochina
Kissinger
Hanoi
South
Russia
Pravda
Pope Paul VI
ABC
Nguyen van Thien
Lam
Crashes Cause 700 In Damages. No Injuries Reported
Two car crashes yesterday caused 700 in damage with no injuries. Loren C. Stockton 22 of Corry swerved to avoid a car entering Hatch Street on Route 8 bypass and hit a no passing sign after leaving the road. Earlier Mark M. Monroe 17 of Corry struck a parked unattended car on East Pleasant Street, causing 300 damage to his vehicle.
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Loren C. Stockton
R.D. 1
Corry
Lottsville Road
Route 8
Hatch Street
Hatch
Stockton
Clifford Daily
R.D. 3
Mark M. Monroe
R.D
East Pleasant Street
Monroe
Doctors Demand Ouster Denenberg Under Fire
Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania Medical Society, led by Dr. Robert Sanford, calls for Insurance Commissioner Herbert Denenberg's resignation and plans a boycott of medical aid paperwork. Denenberg defends his actions, claiming reforms have reduced Blue Cross rates and saved Philadelphia-area consumers. The group threatens to oppose Gov. Shapp's re election and may file suit if Denenberg does not resign.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Medical Society
Herbert Denenberg
Denenberg
State Medical Society
Robert §. Sanford
Philadelphia Area
Blue Shield
Milton J. Shapp
Dennenberg
Medical Society
Shapp
Local Man Charged In Wife Shooting Across From Station
William M Johnson, 27, of 402 West Church Street, is jailed on charges of attempt to kill after allegedly firing a handgun at his wife Barbra Johnson as she fled toward the police station. Cpl Dana Scouten and Officer John Kelsey arrested him after witnesses said he loaded and offered the gun, then fired when she ran. Bail set at $3000. failed to appear, remanded to Erie County jail.
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Erie County
Cpl
Dana Scouten
John Kelsey
William M. Johnson
West Church Street
Barbra
Barney
Johnson
Why Buy Stamp Just Get Horse Pony Express Relay Tour
James Boren, former State Department official and founder of the National Association of Professional Bureaucrats, launches a satirical Pony Express stunt starting at City Hall in Philadelphia. Six riders and eight horses aim for Washington by Tuesday noon, testing whether faster mail can outpace the USPS while recalling a bygone postal era.
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Philadelphia
James Boren
State Department
National Association of Professional Bureaucrats
Boren
Independence
City Hall
Pony Express
Mall
U.S. Postal Service
Washington
Napb Pony Express
Federal
Agency For International Development
U.S. 1
Baltimore
Rock Creek Park
Lincoln Mall
Capitol Hill
Search For Allegheny River Victim Near Warren
Rescue crews hunt the Allegheny River below Kinzu Dam for Mark Lassie Jr. 28, of Freedom, who fell from a bank while fishing with his father near Warren. Water flow was halted to aid the search. as of presstime, no body recovered.
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Allegheny River
Kinzua Dam
Warren
Pittsburgh Area
Mark Lassie Jr
Freedom
Warren Area
Journal
Corry Appliance Plans City Move in Columbus Area
Corry Home Appliance Inc, after five years in Columbus, will relocate to the former State Liquor Store site on East Main Street near South Center Street. James Hammond says the outlet will open soon with a full line of appliances and a strong service department. exact opening date to be announced.
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Corry Home Appliance, Inc
Columbus
James Hammond
State Liquor
East Main Street
South Center Street
Hammond
Ned Chase
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Olympic
Stanley Hubbard
Intercontinental
Hubbard
Sanford
Pennsylvania
Porter Auer
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