Passengers on Hijacked Plane Eat Steak in Cuba
Reported by AP passengers aboard a hijacked jetliner were fed steak and grapefruit juice in Cuba during a nine hour layover at Havana airport. The hijacker couple Mason Rudolph and an accompanying woman were escorted by Cuban authorities as 28 of 32 passengers were flown out, while performers like Tex Ritter and Max Morris described the stay and officials questioned.
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Cuba
Miami
Fla
Havana
Mason’ Rudolph
Iman
Nashville-to-Miami
Miland
Ami
Tex Ritter
Claude
Ritter
Morris
Rudolph
Tooktess
Susan
Brandt
Morris Rudolph
Lehigh
lAcres
Rit-jacker
Point
Ter
Denny
South Flori|Mahoney’s
Back
FBI
Eldridge Cleav
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Nashville mayor succeeds Tate as National League of Cities president
Nashville mayor C Beverly Briley moves up from vice president to succeed James Tate as president of the National League of Cities. Fresno mayor Floyd H Hyde elected vice president. FBI questions passengers a hour after hijacking incident while Cleaver remains unidentifiable. Cleaver's wife Kathleen comments on his whereabouts and plans. Swiss banks ordered to stop counting secret accounts amid tax evasion concerns.
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New - Orleans
UPI
C. Beverly Briley
Nashville
Tenn
Philadelphia
James Tate
National League of Cities
Fresno
Calif
Black Journal
San Francisco
National Education
Eldridge
Out
Ihé
Ice
U.S
US Destroyers Leave Black Sea After Three Day Cruise
Two US destroyers Dyess and Turner left the Black Sea after a three day operation shadowed by Soviet forces. Moscow denounced the maneuver as provocation amid Western criticism of Czechoslovakia invasion and Montreux Convention. Turkish officials and Anatolia Agency noted increased Soviet naval traffic through the Bosporus into the Mediterranean with ships based from Latakia and Alexandria.
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Istanbul
Black Sea
Moscow
Turkey
United States
Russia
Dyess
Turner
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
Bosporus
U.S
Charles P. Cicil
Norris
Washington
Czechoslova
Montreux
Anatolia
Latakia
Syria
Alexandria
Egypt
Mers el Kebir
Algeria
PSEA seeks top salary of twenty one thousand dollars
The Pennsylvania State Education Association opens a three day convention in Harrisburg with aims to set a top salary of 21 000 and an index for teacher ratings. Delegates discuss collective bargaining, urban needs, and certification enforcement as the body considers educational policies and building standards. Dr. Helen D. Wise will succeed as president. Mentions of candidates for president elect and upcoming nominations are noted.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Education Association
PSEA
General Assembly
Capitol
Joseph J. Standa
Helen D. Wise
State College
Standa
Theodore’ I. Ghelmann
Cheltenham
David Kirkpatrick
Easton
Robert F. Ward
Mt. Lebanon
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Chester
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Ofret
Ds Ag Ad Cheern
Freed
Waring Blender
Gee
Clairol
Lady Vanity Dryer
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Dief
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le Galles
Milady
Lecoultre
Memovox
M.J. Freed Youley
Market Street
Burgundy
Green
I'M. J. Freed
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