Three Men Charged With Conspiracy To Hijack Jet
Three men who hijacked National Airlines Flight 28 to Cuba after taking off from Tampa are charged with conspiracy to commit piracy and with kidnapping 56 aboard. The case centers on gunmen forcing the cockpit’s detour to Havana and the death-penalty nature of air piracy.
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Miami
Fla
Havana
Florida
U.S
Robert McGowan
National Airlines
McGowan
Paul Game Jr
Tampa
Cuba
Ramon Donato
Filo Wilson
Las Vegas
Mexico
Wilson
FBI
National
Delta Air Lines
Lawrence Rhodes Jr
Welch
W.va
Caribbean
Paul Boatman
Federal Aviation Agency
John F. Kennedy
FAA
Fidel Castro
J. M. Frazier
Boatman
Frazier
March to the North Army Proposed by Vietnamese Officials
The Vietnam Press reports a high ranking official in Vice President Ky's office is forming a March to the North Army. The force, called the North Vietnam Liberation Army, would be guerrilla in nature and not part of the regular army, drawing support from anti Communist sects Hoa Hao and Cao Dai. U S authorities doubt the plan, as Washington aims to avoid a ground invasion of the North while Thieu's government mobilizes 65 000 more troops with U S arms.
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Linn
Vietnam Press
North Army
Thieu
Linh
North Vietnam Liberation Army
Hoa Hao
Cao Dai
U.S
South Vietnam
United States
Washington
Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Hue
Thich
Th' Quang
Quang
House of Representatives
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen Can ‘Thieu
Saigon
Kennedy Sees Split in Democratic Party over Vietnam
Kennedy of New York told reporters a New Hampshire write in vote disappointed him yet signaled he may back McCarthy if the Democratic nomination falters and Republicans offer no alternative. He questioned Johnson era Vietnam policy, testifying that U.S. moves in Vietnam continue as before, while Civil Disorders reforms loom. He noted New Hampshire primary showed national division and said he may enter additional primaries including Oregon California South Dakota and D C.
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Rockefeller
New York
New Hampshire
Vietnam
McCarthy
Kennedy
Washington
Senate
Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
Commission
United States
Oregon
California
South Dakota
District of Columbia
White House
Sen
Estes Kefauver
George Christian
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Leslie Aspin
Manchester
N.H
America
Nixon
Chicago
Minnesota
Vretory
McCarthy Momentum Surges After New Hampshire Vote
After a New Hampshire result that favors McCarthy, write-in tallies suggest 4640 votes for a Republican candidate while Johnson leads none in that count. McCarthy claims confidence in winning Wisconsin and the Chicago convention, while Kennedy weighs active support if Johnson is renominated.
Vietnam War Update From Saigon to Khe Sanh Front
United States and South Vietnamese forces reported ongoing combat across the highlands and delta regions. Attacks hit Ban Me Thuot air field and nearby compounds, with casualties, while mortars struck a brigade area near Saigon and rocket fire damaged a My Tho advisory post. B52 bombers targeted Hanoi, Khe Sanh, and air bases as siege tensions eased at Dien Bien Phu anniversary. Mass graves near Hue surfaced amid wartime violence and political-economic notices referenced budget trims for Ky and Thieu, plus port warehouse congestion in Saigon.
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Ban Me Thuot City
Highlands
Saigon
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
2Nd Brigade
U.S
Mekong
My Tho
Delta
Tra Noc
Can
Hanoi
Khe Sanh
Hoi An
Two Brutally Murdered In London
In Bayswater London a 55 year old stockbroker and a young woman were found strangled in separate bedrooms of a luxury apartment above Hyde Park. Both were fully clothed and appeared dead about 24 hours. Detectives suspect two killers familiar to the couple. no sign of forced entry.
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London
Hyde Park
Bayswater
Michael St. John O’carroll
Janet Carroll
M’o'carroll
Don Neesham
Snow Still Lingers Across Northwest Virginia Mountains
Heavy Tuesday snow hit Frederick Warren Page Loudoun and Fauquier counties in northwest Virginia. Clouds gave way to sunshine by late Wednesday afternoon as rain Tuesday melted some of the snow but 5 to 6 inches remained on the ground in much of the area.
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Page One
Northwest
Virginia
Frederick
Warren
Page
Loudoun
Antigovernment Student Protests Spread From Warsaw To Eight Cities
Antigovernment student demonstrators spread from Warsaw to eight Polish cities led by crowds in Poznan and Cracow. Police used force dispersing marchers at Jagiellonian University while others rallied in Gliwice Gdansk Lublin Wroclaw Lodz and Szczecin. Protests supported Warsaw students opposing a play shutdown seen as embarrassing to the Russians with calls for free speech and assembly.
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Warsaw
Poznan
Cracow
Jagiellonian University
Poland
Gliwice
Gdansk
Danzig
Lublin
Wroclaw
Breslau
Lodz
Szczeczin
Stettin
University of Warsaw
Adam Mickiewicz
Prytechnic College
PAP
Jan Grudzingski
Jan Gorecki
Finance Ministry
Fryderyk Topolski
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Israel
Czechs reassure Soviet bloc allies amid reform push
Leaders pledge not to abandon allies despite liberal reforms. Smrkovsky defends the party line at a Prague rally, praising the idea of communism's victory and Parliament as the supreme state body. Czechoslovakia weighs its foreign policy, seeking ties with the West while maintaining Soviet loyalty.
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Vakia
Czechoslovakia
Smrkovsky
Prague
Yugoslavia
Central Committee
Soviet Union
Kia
Romania
West
Israel
West Germany
Bonn
East Germany
Jan Sejna
United States
Antonin Novotny
Defense
Bohumir Lemsky
Aterior
Jan Kudrna
Navotny
Sejna
Grant and companions injured in Long Island crash
Grant, Gentia von Furstenberg, a chauffeur and another companion were injured Tuesday night when two trucks collided on the Long Island Expressway near Kennedy Airport. Grant sustained facial and chest bruises, while von Furstenberg suffered leg fractures and a broken collarbone. Lindahl had a broken knee, and doctors said Grant’s injuries were not serious, though von Furstenberg required more care.
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Ture
Grant
Gentia von Furstenberg
Troy Lindahl
Kennedy Airport
Long Island
Johannesburg
South Africa
David Leg
Robert Taplinger
Miss von Furstenberg
Lindahl
Nixon Seeks Oregon Win in Rockefeller Bid for Nomination
Nixon argues Rockefeller would use an Oregon win as a path to the GOP nomination while Rockefeller weighs staying on the ballot. Polls show Nixon leading 49 to 45 in a two-man race. in a three-man field with Reagan Rockefeller leads 35 to 33 with Reagan at 10. Nixon notes Romney’s rise and foreign policy as key to his own strength. The article also mentions Nixon’s travel souvenirs including gifts from Khrushchev, Haile Selassie, Sihanouk, Rhee, and Nehru.
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Rockefeller
Oregon
Nixon
New York
Reagan
Romney
California
George Romney
Michigan
Vietnam
Nikita 5
Khrushchev
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Norodom Sihanouk
Cambodia
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
Jawaharlal Yehra
India
London Gold Pool Tightens Limits Amid Market Fears
Gold regular customers face new restrictions not a suspension of sales as London enforces a brake under the international gold pool formed in 1960 to stabilize markets. Countries in the pool include United States Britain Italy West Germany Belgium the Netherlands and Switzerland.
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London
International Gold Pool
United States
Britain
Italy
West Germany
Belgium
The
Wetherlands
Switzerland
Zurich
Rome
Washington
U.S. Treasury
Ft. Knox
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National Air Lines Airlines
Northside
Ity
Bill Williams
Crete
Iinet
Fred
Dien Bien Phu
Nguyen Ngoc Hanh
Hanh
A Shau
Ho Chi Minh Trail
North Vietnam
Kepair Base
Lee and
Hotbraak
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