Hijackers Return from Cuba Face Penalty
Six American hijackers who forced a plane to Cuba returned home after rough treatment by Cuban authorities. The episode underscores the seriousness of their crime and may deter future actions as U.S. justice asserts itself over living in Castro's Cuba.
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Police Duty To Public Sparks Nationwide Policeman Action Debate
The International Association of Chiefs argues police duty to the community must override any union ties while different factions push for varied forms of organized backing. NYPD's Cassese supports AFL CIO labor backing, Boston's MacEachern seeks an independent neutral police union, and the Fraternal Order of Police presses for national wages and influence to counter favorable court decisions.
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John Cassese
New York Police
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Labor
Richard MacEachern
Boston Police
John Harrington
Order of Police
Supreme ‘Court
Ulster crisis deepens as Irish talks struggle in London
Across the Irish border, Westminster pressure tightens on James D. Chichester-Clark as British forces confront sectarian tensions in Northern Ireland. Protests flare on Belfast’s Shankill Road with troops wary of street policing while Unionists resist concessions and fear a Catholic majority in unification.
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Chichester-Clark
Harold’ Wilson
City of London Police
Royal Ulster Constabulary
the Spectator
Financial Times
Cyprus
Mary Holland
the Observer
Belfast
Shankill ‘Road
Londonderry
Ulster
Spectator
Olies
Ian’ Paisley
Rome
Harold Wilson
James ‘Callaghan
Paisley
Northern Ireland
Dublin
Callaghan
House of Commons
Mafia Fireworks Tie Draws in Washington Saga
Jack Anderson reports on a tangled web involving Mafia-backed fireworks smugglers, Rep Giaimo, and draft deferrals for James Piccolo. Interventions allegedly shield Semel from investigations as he hints at hidden tapes to deter mob retaliation.
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New York
New Haven
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Piccolo
S. Ee
Wilmington
Del
Draft
Toore
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Valleyrand
Anthony
Gisims
Piccelo
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U. S. Army. Administration Center
St. Louis
Semel Anatter
Terai
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Hong
Kong
Hong Kong
Baltimore
Tom Dodd
D-Conn
Dodd
Senate
Connecticut
Paul Coppila
Hncary
Phrases on space welding tape and diners in Berry's World
The column pokes fun at space welding by noting matchod and Scotch Tape as lead ideas while quipping on nightlife costs. It riffs on consumer culture, family life, and odd observations from a daily life standpoint with a light satirical touch.
Frosty Art and News From High Point Society
The column praises Jack Frost’s painting as it beautifies nearby landscapes and notes autumn color in Greensboro area. It discusses Emerywood Willow Creek golf club merger prospects and county club moves, plus profiles newcomers and civic volunteers in High Point. It mentions Gov Scott’s state leadership picks and a High Point figure tapped for a state committee. Henry Fescus observes storm effects offshore with student drownings near Oriental.
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State Zoo Committee
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Ed Kemp
Board ‘of Conservation
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