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Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1971

Page

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Three Hijackers Take Jet to Cuba in Tampa

Three young Black men charged with murdering a New Mexico state trooper hijacked a Trans World Airlines jet at Albuquerque. They forced the plane to Havana, leaving 43 passengers at Tampa International Airport. Cuban authorities detained the hijackers on landing at Jose Marti Airport. The FBI identified the suspects as Michael Finney 20 Ralph Goodwin 24 and Charlie Hill 21. The crew and stewardesses were reportedly unharmed. The FBI linked the hijacking to the Nov 8 trooper shooting near Albuquerque. The flight originated in Phoenix with stops in Albuquerque Chicago and Washington. The hijackers used a tow truck to reach the jet and forced the door shut before takeoff. News details continue on Page A-8.

Tampa, Fla New Mexico Trans World Airlines Havana Tampa International Albuquerque N.M TWA Federal Aviation Administration Jose Marti Miami FBI Michael Finney Ralph Goodwin Charlie Hill Robert Rosenbloom TWA Flight 106 Phoenix Ariz Chicago Washington Kent Swigard Spokesman Review Spokane Wash New York Marie Swigard C. A. Hill

American built tanks captured in India Pakistan clash

Indian army displays three captured American built tanks after a border engagement. An intelligence colonel claims 17 Pakistani Chaffee tanks were knocked out, one Indian PT76 damaged with three crew wounded, and about 76 Pakistani soldiers killed. He states no Indian tanks remain in East Pakistan.

Boyra India Pakistan East Pakistan Clarence Proudfoot Mukti Bahini

Nixon to Confer With Japanese Leader at Western White House

President Nixon will meet Japanese Prime Minister Eisako Sato in San Clemente January 6 7 for talks ahead of Peking and Moscow trips. The session, at the Western White House, marks the first time a foreign head of state is met there, with aides Rogers Connally and Kis singer attending.

Palm Desert Calif Nixon Eisako Sato San Clemente Peking Moscow White House Georges Pompidou Azores Edward Heath Bermuda Tokyo Eisenhower Memorial Hospital el Dorado Country Club Ronald L. Wiegler Here William P. Rogers Treasury John B. Connally National Security Henry A. Kissinger Japan Takeo Fukuda Sato Ziegler China Soviet Union Willy Brandt California Coast Guard Pacific Ocean Pacific Heath Pompidou

Woods Searched For Skyjacker

Authorities combed rural woodlands for a parachuting Northwest Airlines hijacker for a second day with no clues. The suspect bailed out over a 15 square mile area after hijacking the Seattle bound jet and demanded four parachutes and 200000 dollars in ransom.

Woodland Wash Woodlands Northwest Airlines Seattle Tom Manning FBI

Gift Spotter Saves Time and Money in Holiday Guide

The Spotter section on page D-10 offers daily holiday gift ideas for everyone on your list. It promises to save time and money with bright suggestions and practical holiday needs throughout the season.

Santa

Cocoanut Grove Fire Claiming Nearly 500 in Boston

On this date in 1942 a devastating blaze at the Cocoanut Grove nightclub in Boston killed nearly 500 people. The item notes city ads and weather details on the same page, with forecasts predicting increasing clouds and rain tonight, partial clearing tomorrow, and temperatures around the high fifties.

Cocoanut Grove Boston

Wallace Couple Skips Political Gaff Over Alabama Auburn Game

Gov George Wallace and his wife Cornelia attended the Alabama Auburn game in Birmingham. They declined to reveal whom they supported while noting both teams were undefeated. The first lady confirmed she would attend both bowls with her husband, despite political risks.

Winford Turner Birmingham Alabama Auburn George Wallace Cornelia Mrs. Wallace Pye Wallace Booth Pat Sullivan Johnny Musso University of Alabama Ward

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