Hijacked Canadian Jet Returns to Toronto After Drama
A Canadian airliner diverted mid flight to Havana before returning toward Toronto where passengers learned of the hijacking only as it ended. The crew faced injuries and were hospitalized while authorities prepared to pursue extradition.
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Diane
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Havana
Ministry of External Affairs
Cuba
KC Brown
Fragmented OCR fragment hints at multiple construction and security notes
The fragment references industrial site work at Hotiness 4 and Interstate 1, a 74 square foot metal fireproof warehouse, and a First Baptist Church educational wing costing unspecified sums. It also mentions a Latinate officer marked by a Singlish speaking Canadian official and a bomb threat note aboard a Toronto flight demanding the captain head for Havana.
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Noch
First Baptist Church
Trumpsten
Death Sentences in Istanbul and Turkish terrorism case
A fragmented dispatch reports death sentences handed down in Istanbul for two men and three women linked to a terrorism plot targeting an Israeli diplomat. It also notes other local church and school construction projects, and regional industry expansions affecting employment and growth.
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Turkey
Tne
Stylus Treech Acre University
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Kamu
Obituary notices for Parrish D Fincher and others
Obituary items list Parrish D Fincher aged 43 of Hope survived by wife Bertie Lee Fincher and children David Lynn and Kenneth Wayne Fincher also mentions Mrs Virginia McCorkle and Mrs Harald Vines, with funeral at Herndon Chapel. Other notices include John Morgan May 79, Francis A Callery 73, Wade Hampton Hasslip, Robert Lowery 37, and Emmett Gleason family mentions with brief death details and service info.
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Chasmas Dar
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Hope
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Kenneth Wayne Fincher
Virginia McCorkle
Harald Vines
Texarkana
Earl Fincher
RM. Fincher
Willisville
Howard Fincher
Byess
Ark
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Oral
Car! May
San Jose
Calif
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Shreveport
A Orother
Edward May
Patmos
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Bodcaw
Cakcrast Funeral Home
Howard White
Robert Peachey
Prescott
Huskey Peachey
Sue Wiseman
Houston
Prescott Presbyterian Church
Jerry Westmoreland
Bural
DeAnn
Pilots Killed As F4 Jet Crashes In Vietnam
Two American pilots died when their F4 fighter bomber crashed nose first into a rice field about two miles south of Hana after anti aircraft fire. Hanoi radio said another Phantom was shot down in Thanh Hoa province area. Vietnam broadcast noted two more Phantoms down in Guang Binh and Nghe An provinces with pilots believed killed or captured.
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Nghe An
Man Found Dead in Airliner at Atlanta Airport
A man about 40 wearing white overalls and a vest was found in the nose wheel well of a Delta freighter at Hartsfield Atlanta International Airport after a landing. Police suspect he crawled into the gear compartment and may have died from oxygen deprivation or loss of blood. Airline officials said a mechanic or employee could have been involved, with several workers wearing grey overalls.
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Atlanta
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Bank Holdup in Germany Shocks Town of Yene
Armed gunmen held a German bank at Yene, exchanging hostages for police, then fled in a vehicle after firing at pursuing officers. Police negotiations followed, with a police chief among the hostages and a police-escort getaway planned before officers exchanged gunfire and tires were shot.
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Associated Press
Yene
Germany
Vty
Theodor Grain
Hoffa Plans to Make Home in Detroit Revealed
Hoffa plans to live in Detroit after release as Nixon restrictions limit union activity until 1980. Hoffa, 58, served 57 months of a prison term for jury tampering and mail fraud, with Schenker noting Hoffa enjoyed Christmas at home. The lawyer said Hoffa is not rushing decisions on union involvement before full restrictions are known.
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Detroit
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von Hotas
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Militant Sees Acquittal as Victory for People
Miss Davis, a 4seurialed Press account from Alto, faces acquittal claims tied to the August 7 1870 Ma nn County shootout. She argues forces behind the violence must be understood, while maintaining she had no role in the event and supports abolition of the system. She cites personal isolation in jail and ongoing legal constraints as she discusses the Soledad Brothers case and related figures.
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Pepe
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Christmas
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Miss Davis
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Maree
Haley
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