Delta Flight Hijacked to Havana by Two Gunmen
Delta Air Lines flight from Chicago to Miami was hijacked on February 21 by two Latin American men armed with guns. They forced the pilot to fly to Havana, kept the crew and a hostage, and demanded Havana as the destination. Passengers were reseated, radio contact with the Miami tower was unsuccessful, and upon arrival in Havana the hijackers and hostage left in a car. Passengers received a meal at the airport while awaiting further details.
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Delta Air Lines
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Clarence Dulk
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Filip Wilson
Las Vegas
Ile
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JC Trustees Fight State Takeover Try
JC trustees oppose a looming state takeover of junior colleges, vowing a strong publicity campaign and direct outreach to state legislators. They seek to protect local control, urging autonomy and closer scrutiny of any pending actions while planning an April meeting to report progress.
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Mass College Association
Fullestlits
Rldke
Gaver Public Office
Inca
Rot
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Board of Governors
Bid Tally For Hayward Track At BART Meeting
The Drago Corp of Bellevue Washington submitted an engineer estimating bid of 10.3 million while unit Jon bid 8.7 million. The bid will be discussed by the BART board at a meeting tomorrow along with contracts for two transit stations in Hayward Oakland and Richmond. A delay was called for Feb 24 to await legislation for additional funds.
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Bellevue
Inos
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BART
Us Transit District
Oakland
Hayward
Alameda County
Richmond
Old Skull Found Near Hayward Dump On Break Water
An old skull, possibly of an Indian, was found yesterday partly submerged in mud along the break water west of the Hayward dump at W. Wintott Avenue. A dredging worker turned the skull over to the coroner. Chief Deputy Coroner Roland Frah noted intact teeth ground and hollowed, a condition linked to gritty diet in prior Indian skull discoveries.
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Hayward
Che Baily Review Published at Patt CHlee Hayward
Fragmented OCR notice lists several names and roles for a local publication in Hayward California. It includes titles such as president publisher and business manager, with addresses and contact lines, but many words are garbled and unreadable. The readable elements point to a small press operation and office locations in Hayward and San Leandro.
Livermore Physicist Dr Carlton Schrader Critical After Heart Surgery
Livermore man Dr Carlton Schrader, a former Lawrence Radiation Laboratory employee, is listed in critical condition at Stanford University Medical Center after open heart surgery Monday. He received two artificial valves and undergoes standard three day post op risk period per the hospital. Schrader has had three prior similar operations.
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Carlton D. Schrader
Stanford University Medical Center
Lawrence Radiation Laborators
Fichrader
CYORY
Five United Latins Removed by Police in Oakland City Hall
Five United Latins for Justice members were removed from the Oakland City Hall rotunda after their leader was ejected at a council meeting. Police Chief Charles TR Gain ordered their release, and officers escorted them to a paddy wagon outside.
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United Latins
Oakland City Hall
Troma City
Charles TR. Gain
City Hall
Maureen O Haras Hollywood Wedding Reported Ill
UPI reports actress Maureen O Hara wed in Hollywood or Virgin Islands with friends saying she was ill during the ceremony. Charles Blair listed as patronizer pilot. details remain unclear.
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UPI
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Blair Thesday
St Thomas
Virgin Islands
Inmate Found Dead in Santa Rita Center
A 30 year old inmate at the Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center was found dead in his cell early today, hanging by sheets from the upper bunk. The Alameda County Carriers Department ruled the death a suicide. Borha, from Newark, was awaiting a court appearance on forgery and petty theft charges.
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Store Robbed in San Leandro
San Leandro sheriff deputies investigated a late yesterday robbery at a Seven-Eleven on Washington Ave. A young armed man and a Black female accomplice entered after customers left, took about $120 from two cash registers, as owner John M. West 27 stood by. The pair glanced at magazines before the man demanded the cash.
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Washington Ave
Sheriff's Deputies
John M. West
Cyprus Considers Constitutional Solution Under UN View
Cyprus faces a constitutional proposal to resolve the Turkish Cypriot dispute with UN Secretary General Thant’s stance hinting at a possible path. The government reiterates commitment to nonviolent unity and international mediation as Nicosia weighs options.
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Cyprus
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McCarthy Victory Stirs New Hampshire Delegates
McCarthy gains first officially pledged delegates in New Hampshire as Nixon sweeps the Republican vote. Johnson’s campaign suffers while McCarthy and Nixon claim momentum for the national conventions. Delegates pledged rise, Kennedy contends, and party leaders weigh potential outcomes for the Democratic nomination.
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New Hampshire
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Manchester
New York
Nelson A. Rack
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Lyndon House
California
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Sherwin Williams Co
Alvarado Sr
Reagan Warns Bigotry Angers Viet Vets In Housing Fight
President Reagan condemns housing discrimination and racial prejudice as unions strike a California paint plant over wage clauses in a new contract. Negotiations stall amid wage talks and a stalled federal housing bill, with leaders saying talks will resume next week.
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District Lodge
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Proidunkian Can
Sacramento
Reagan
Aleal
California
George Bard
Neti
Hiang Vhiet
Emeryville
Reagans
Bard
Nixon Looks Forward To Wisconsin Primary
Nixon expresses optimism about the Wisconsin primary as support rallies form a backdrop with television cameras present. A disagreement is noted about leadership in the fall, signaling ongoing campaign tensions and the push for a new direction.
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Wisconsin
America
Swike Authorized By Phone Workers
A vote by 23,000 central office telephone equipment installers across the nation authorized a strike. The AFL-CIO Communications Workers reports the ballot, announced Tuesday, and notes next steps include executive board consideration. Nixon and Rockefeller are central to the accompanying political chatter of the period.
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Afl-Cio Communications’ Workers of America
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