Baggage error linked hijacker on Havana jet
Los Angeles AP report identifies John G Marques as the hijacker of a jetliner. A baggage handling error supposedly sent Marques' luggage to New York while the plane went to Cuba. FBI traced the case, and university officials note Marques held a political science degree from UCLA and studied African politics. John Felz, a Hermosa Beach classmate, recalls his civil rights involvement and political passion.
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Los Angeles
John G. Marques
Eral
Apo
Airlines
Havana
Cuba
International Atr JS. Aty
Matt Byrne
New York
Byrne
Marques
Federal Bureau of Investigation
University of California At
John Felz
Hermosa Beach
Boy Cyclist and Four Die in Colorado Crashes
Four more people died in Colorado crashes raising the toll to 298. Victims included Charles Christopher Scott five, in Englewood after a bicycle collision. Maurice Eugene Klein fifty, in a two car wreck near Colorado Springs. Mary Josephine Gutierrez forty, when a car plunged over an embankment near Pueblo. Clyde Schuster one, whose bike was struck in Denver.
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Associated Press
Colorado
Charles Christopher Scott
Nglewood
Maurice Eugenelein
Colorado Springs
Mary Josephine Gutierrez
Pueblo
Clyde Schuster
Denver
Scott
Englewood
Klein
Gutierrez
Anthony Paul Medina
Arthur Gonzales
Suifiscler
Power Lines Burn Fatal to Springs Man 22
COLORADO SPRINGS AP. James A Bowlin 22 of Colorado Springs died Friday after being shocked by overhead power lines while moving a house. He is said to have grabbed wires crossing the road to steady the house, possibly mistaking them for telephone lines.
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Colorado Springs
James A. Bowlin
Fl Paso
Bowl
Calo
Bochin
Ltise
Women Hurt in Springs Blast Are Identified
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo Two women hit by flying glass from a downtown drug store fire were identified as Margarel Center 42 of Escorts California and Mrs Ethel Pope 84 of Colorado Springs The latter suffered minor cuts and was treated at the scene Center fainted from shock and was later listed in satisfactory condition Three fire engines and an aerial ladder responded the blaze was out in about 20 minutes Loss estimated 50 000 to 100 000 The cause was not immediately known but police suspect a fireworks display inside the store.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Margarel Center
Escorts
Calif
Ethel Pope
Pape
Miss Center
SS Francis Hospital
Wealarm
SDS to Flock To Factories Confrontations
MIAMI AP Tens of thousands of American students will flock to factories to organize confrontations with police, SDS national secretary Jess Johns told a Havana radio interview. The campaign would begin in September aiming to withdraw police and other repress forces from Negro communities and U S universities. Politicians suspect foreign funds used in the last election.
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MIAMT
Students For A Democratic Society
Jess Johns
Havanna Radio
SDS
Johns
U.S
Carson Head of Municipal League elected in Colorado
Carson of Fort Collins was elected Friday president of the Colorado Municipal League at its 47th annual convention in Vail Colorado. The keynote speaker was Charles J Quinlan of Detroit Fire Department who warned of possible urban uprisings and noted white sympathizers in the Detroit riot. Bad weather hampered the meeting with mountain snow and icy roads delaying Mayor Frank Curran of San Diego who arrived late to address delegates.
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Vail
Colo
APY
Carl . Carson
Fort Collins
Colorado Municipal League
Carson
Colorado General Assembly
Municipal League
Charles J. Quinlan
Detroit, Mich
Quinlan
Deroit
Quinlant
Disadvantaged Hispano Student Aid Proposed at CU Denver Cent
In Denver Archbishop James W. Casey urged a practical scholarship program for disadvantaged Hispano students following a 90 minute meeting with United Mexican American Students. UMAS demanded $100,000 for a scholarship fund with funds largely from Colorado parishes as the Archdiocese Evaluating Committee works on a plan to aid Denver youths. A protest outside the chancery halted by Crusade for Justice leader Raulfo Gonzales surfaced amid UMAS statements asserting representation of Chicano students at CU Denver Center.
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Denver
IUMAS
University of Colorado Denver Center
James W. Casey
Colorado
UMAS
Ra Uolfo
Corky" Gonzales
Crusade For Justice
CU Denver Centen
Southeast Asia security threat weighs on insurgency
Kuala Lumpur reports the primary danger to Southeast Asian security lies in internal subversion and insurgency rather than open military confrontation by Communist China, according to Indonesian Ambassador Soed Weber.
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Kuala Lumpur
China
Soed Weber
Go West With Greeley Rodeo Kickoff Promises Four Days of Festivities
The Go West With Greeley celebration opens with a rodeo at Island Grove Park, rodeo queen Connie Talbot presiding over the Rodeo Ball at the Elks Club. Festivities continue Tuesday through Thursday with evening rodeo shows at 7:30 p.m. and a July 4 matinee at 2 p.m. A downtown parade at 10 a.m. and a fireworks display at 9 p.m. cap the four days.
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Jaycees
Go West
Greeley
Island Grove Park
Connie Talbot
Elks Club
Elks
Western Echos
Keenesburg
River Raft Runs Begin at Creede
Creede Colorado hosts the th annual Rio Grande River Raft Races starting Saturday with many entrants expected. Competitors travel in rafts with no rudders or wooden bottoms and no seats permitted. Professional and amateur classes cover Creede to Alamosa, with prizes awarded Sunday.
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Creede
Colo
Rio Grande River
Alamosa
Three New Road Laws Continue From Page One
prosecutors say three new road laws are under review as decisions head toward potential charges of careless or reckless driving. uncertainty remains whether courts will convict on the more serious offenses.
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Olfanan
Views Differ On Migrants Penalty Rules Adopted
The article outlines changes to impaired driving penalties, contrasting fines and jail terms for driving while intoxicated with those for driving while impaired by alcohol. It notes points against license suspension on test refusal and cites officials discussing migrant labor contracts and related insurance costs with Great Western.
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Vollack
Fant
Fisher
Thej
the Tribune
Colonel Faces Tough Battle in Alabama Cookoff
A lieutenant colonel from Ft McClellan Alabama prepares for a difficult Saturday contest as he competes with four housewives in the Alabama chicken cooking contest, part of the Alabama Poultry Industry Association annual event. The report notes limits on available work and resources amid migrant shouting concerns.
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Fisher
Appar
Birmingham
Ala
McClellan
Ihousewives
Alabama Chicken
Alabama Poultry Industry Associe
Viet Wall Fall Kills 18 Children in Mekong Delta
In the Mekong Delta village a cement wall collapsed injuring civilians and killing 18 children. U S military officials investigate whether a helicopter downdraft contributed to the collapse as mortar rounds misfired killing two civilians and wounding nine.
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Saigon
Mekong Delta
U.S
da Nang
Bardstown Mourns Four Killed in Vietnam Attack
Bardstown Kentucky mourns four National Guard members from Battery C 138th Artillery killed in a Vietnam base attack. Names cited include David B. Colling Ronald Simpson James T. Moore and Joseph R. McElvoy all from local towns. A mourning period runs through July 4 with a memorial at the high school auditorium.
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Charles
Glaser
Bardstown
National Guard
Vietnam
Spec
David B. Colling
Ronald Simpson
James T. Moore
Joseph R. McElvoy
Willisburg
Washington County
Jude James A. Sutherland
Gus Wilson
Nelson County
Kentucky
Paroman Miles Durbin
Lone
Sutherland
138Th Artillery
Moore
138Th
Louisville
Elizabethtown
Carrollton
Austin
Tex
Portugal lifts long standing ban on antigovernment candidates
Lisbon AP report says Prime Minister Marcello Caetano's government ended a 40 year decree that prevented antigovernment candidates from checking voter registration lists. Campaigning begins for the November National Assembly elections amid a population of nine million and about 1.8 million registered voters.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Marcello Caetano
Caetano
Antonio Salazar
Sugar beet industry pushes machinery to replace hand labor
He explained that mechanical thinning and the use of herbicides cut into the need for hand labor in sugar beets. Sugar beet processors are presently conducting a crash program on development of machinery which would eliminate the need for hand labor.
Burglary Reported At Farm Labor House
Officers say about 70 dollars in cash two rings a 70 dollar wrist watch and a 25 dollar transistor radio were stolen in a burglary Friday at a labor house on the farm of Earl Anderson Rit 1 Greeley Sherrit's officers reported A kitchen door window was broken to gain entrance Into the house occupied by Herman Gallegos who works for Anderson The burglary was reported to the Sheriff's office about 230 am Friday by Anderson.
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Earl Anderson
Rit
Greeley
Sherrit
Herman Gallegos
Anderson
Sheriff's Office
Injured Wife of Former Governor Dies After Fire
Mrs. Luther Hodges, 70, wife of former North Carolina governor and U.S. secretary of commerce, died from smoke inhalation and asphyxiation after a house fire. Hodges, 70, jumped from a second floor and is hospitalized with a broken foot and back injuries at North Carolina Memorial Hospital in Chapel Hill where officials described her condition as satisfactory.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Luther Hodges
North Carolina
U.S. Secretary of Commerce
Hodges
North Carolina Memorial Hospital
Johnson's Texas Tailor Dead At 80
Hjalmar Hugo Linden, once a penniless runaway, died at 80 in San Antonio. The Swedish born tailor served Lyndon B. Johnson and two Texas governors, designing clothes for Allan Shivers, John Connally, and other figures. He once sent a telegram to Johnson ahead of his inauguration inviting him to be prepared for the event.
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San Antonio
Tex
Hjalmar Hugo Linden
Pars
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Linden
Sweden
Allan Shivers
John Connally
Johnson
White House
John Som
Denver Worker Dies in Fall From Scaffold
A Denver man Jasper Marlines, 70, died after falling three stories from a wooden scaffold at a construction site. Police say James Koch, 4, was injured with leg injuries and listed in satisfactory condition five hours after the accident at Denver General Hospital. The scaffold broke while they stood on it, sending them to brick and cobble stones below.
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Denver
Smulker
Jasper Marlines
Denver General Hospital
James Koch
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