Hijacker Surrenders In Uruguay After Plane Refused Cuba
A hijacker who seized a short-range Argentine jetliner surrendered in Montevideo after officials said technical difficulties would prevent a flight to Cuba. He sought political asylum as Austral S.A. planned to refuel the craft every two hours. The plane then returned to Buenos Aires with 63 passengers and four crew, arriving more than 11 hours late.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Cuba
Austral “S.A
Argentina
Buenos ‘Aires
Garrison Faces Voters in New Orleans Primary
Voters decide in New Orleans Democratic primary with Jim Garrison seeking a third term. Opponents Harry Connick Charles Ward and Ross Scaccia criticize his Kennedy assassination investigation as the city’s laughingstock. Garrison cites a slipped disc for limited campaigning while awaiting a main April general election matchup with Republican Phil Trice.
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New Orleans
Garrison
Kennedy
United Tes
Clay Shaw
Harry Connick
Charles Ward
Ross Scaccia
Phil ‘Trice
Conrad Knows Ocean Of Storms
AP reports from Space Center that Conrad claims lunar Ocean of Storms knowledge surpasses many seasoned rock researchers. He asserts Apollo era maria resemble Apollo 11 plains, while other maria may reveal deeper lunar evolution details.
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Conrad
Spacenter
Joueton (Ap) de Spacecraft Center
Moon
Police And Underworld Shine From Paris Youth Gangster
Police identify a 26 year old former jail escapee linked to a series of bank robberies in Paris. Weapons found in his apartment suggest he remains armed and dangerous as authorities close in. Joe Attia, amid a 90 minute briefing with Paris detectives, mourns the tragedy, calling the killer a madman and a beast.
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Montmarte Des Tun
Joe ‘Attia
Nad
Mam
Attia
Paris
Government finds pesticide traces in tens of thousands of turkeys
Washington AP reports government inspectors conducted an intensive check of turkeys bound for the Thanksgiving market after detecting residues of heptachlor in a Minnesota processing plant. Officials say no contaminated turkey reached retail markets, with 150000 birds from AVs heavily contaminated and 150000 more on farms to be tested. four million pounds of turkey meat also detained. The probe spans states beyond Minnesota and Arkansas Valley Industries.
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Washington
Agriculture. Department
Arkansas Valley Industries, Ltd
Little Rock
Arkansas
Masquerade as Marine Private Deceives Navy Authorities
A 16 year old youth from Pendleton California impersonated Marine Private Robert Jenkins for two weeks. He signed pay vouchers and answered roll calls, receiving light punishment before being confined and hospitalized briefly. He was later released to San Diego juvenile authorities.
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Pendleton
Calif
Robert'Ai Jenkins
Marine Corps
Parker
Jenkins
San Diego
Route dispute over Washington march nears near agreement
In Washington officials and war protest leaders hover near a final accord on the November 15 march route. The Justice Department backs a Constitution Avenue route with no dash to the White House, while organizers demand to pass the presidential residence. Negotiations continue on alternate routes as security forces weigh proposals.
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Washington
Justice Department
War
White House
Executive Mansion
Constitution Avenue
Presidential
Vietnam
Richard G. Kleindienst
Kleindienst
Department
Constitution
17Th Street
Washington Manuals
Police
Secret Service
Army
Senators Steer Clear Of Protest
Washington AP report notes Senate unity in avoiding public stance on next week's Vietnam peace demonstrations. Some Republicans like Hatfield and Javits stated nonparticipation or limited comments, while McGovern and Fulbright offered quieter positions amid divided views on Vietnam policy.
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H. L. Schwartz
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Grant
Pennsylvania Ave
Goodell
John Ni Mitchell
Nly
Oregon
Hatfield
Arkansas
J. W. Fulbright
George ‘S. McGovern
South Dakota
New York’ Republican
Jacob Javits
Javits
Vietnam
Resolution On Vietnam Delayed In Senate Committee
Washington AP A resolution backing President Nixon on Vietnam settlement faces a long delay in the Foreign Relations Committee. Republican Leader Hugh Scott and House sponsor Mike Mansfield, with 38 co sponsors, backed a provision urging a mutual cease fire. The measure mirrors a House version approved Thursday by the Foreign Affairs panel and could reach the full House next week amid antiwar protests.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
Hugh Scott
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
House
Two Arrested For Threats To Nixon
Two men were arrested on threats against President Nixon linked to the Vietnam War. George W. Baker, 51, of Miami, faces assault of a federal officer. John Anthony Baker, 24, of Breezewood, Pa., is charged with threatening the President. Both held on 200000 dollars bond. Baker warned he would assassinate any President if troops remained in Vietnam.
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Nixon
U.S. Atty
Mike’ Osman
George W. Baker
Miami
Osman
John Anthony
Baker
Breezewood
Biscayne
Remainsman
Vietnam
Florida
Secret Service
Washington, D.C
Jack ‘Warter
Joh Baker
Pittsburgh
John. Baker
Pennsylvania
John Baker
Abrams says South Vietnam ready to defend country
Gen. Creighton Abrams, commander of 495,000 U.S. troops in Vietnam, says South Vietnam’s armed forces are prepared for the defense of their country but gives no timetable for a U.S. pullout. North Vietnamese attacks on U.S. bases north of Saigon yield casualties and continued bombardment as prisoners of war are freed and a two-month winter campaign looms.
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Saigon
Creighton W. Abrams
Vietnam
South Vietnam
U.S
Abrams
Abram
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Mekong Delta
U Minh Forest
Mekong
United States
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Anderson
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Los Angeles Area
Pvt
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Marine
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Clas Bridge
Rere BA Co
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Spec
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Sumter, S.C
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Dunn, N.C
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Cleveland, Tenn
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