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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1968

Page

4

No Way to Stop Hijacking of Airliners

UPI reports aviation officials say there is no foolproof method to prevent hijackings of commercial airliners. Since 1961 hijackers have forced several U.S. planes to Cuba, with debate over cockpit doors, armed pilots, body scans, and sky marshals.

Washington UPI National Airlines Cuba Federal Aviation Administration FAA U.S Paul Rogers D-Fla Havana United States Rogers Airlines Pilots Association Richard J. McCarthy D-Ny

Havana Flight Hijacking Reveals Reflecting Cuban Exodus

National Airlines Flight 28, listed on the March 1 1968 timetable, was hijacked Tuesday over Florida to Havana. Investigators traced three Cuban refugees who re deflected to the island, led by Ramon Donato who was forced at gunpoint to board in Tampa. Donato, Armenteros, and Carranza spoke of families in Cuba as the Castro regime studies their request to remain.

Miami Fla.1 National Airlinest California Las Vegas Houston New Orleans Florida Havana Ramon Donato National Airlines Tampa Donato Cuba Delta Delta Airlines Donate Jesus Armenteros Gilberto Carranzana Thi Island

Kuchel to discuss Viet policies with Eisenhower

Sen. Thomas Kuchel plans a Palm Springs flight to confer with former President Eisenhower on Vietnam war policies. The California Republican, seeking reelection, says the meeting will occur Friday as he faces a primary challenger who has praised Eisenhower era strategies while Kuchel backs Johnson's approach.

Los Angeles Thomas Kuchel Rcallf Palm Springs Dwight TD. Eisenhower Kuchel Eisenhower Max Rafferty Vietnam Johnson

Use of AIP Banned in Fund Drive

Superior Judge Ralph H. Nutter restrained Rev. Alvin Mayall who claimed to be state chair of the American Independent Party. The injunction bars Mayall and nine others from soliciting funds in the party’s name while allowing them to solicit for George C. Wallace’s presidential campaign, provided it is not labeled as AIP activity.

Los Angeles CNL Ralph H. Nutter Alvin Mayall Front American Independent Party William K. Shearer Mayall Nutter Nades Clear Mayall George C. Wallace Alabama AIP

National draft committee forms for Rockefeller in New York

Opening Albany reports note a nationwide draft committee for Governor Rockefeller to back his potential 1964 run. Cochairmen plan to mobilize grass roots support, with mayoral aides and Republican donors tied to past campaigns. Rockefeller may target the Oregon primary, meeting supporters this weekend.

Albany Rockefeller New York City Hoving New York Oregon

Rockefeller says Nelson likely to seek GOP nomination

Gov Winthrop Rockefeller of Arkansas says he is sure his brother Nelson Rockefeller will run for the Republican presidential nomination. The remark came amid speculation about Nelson Rockefeller’s political plans and potential 1964 campaign ambitions.

Little Rock UPI Winthrop Rockefeller Arkansas Nelson New York

Lindsay and Hoving Back Rockefeller at News Conference

Prospective co chairmen George Lindsay and Thomas P F Hoving plan a 10 30 a m news conference at the Commodore hotel to urge Republicans to support Rockefeller in any presidential primary he may enter.

George Lindsay Joan V. Lindsay Thomas P. F. Hoving Metropolitan Museum of Art Commodore Lindsay Hoving Rockefeller

L A Officer Bids to Prosecute Reddin in LA Campaign

Former LAPD officer Michael B. Hannon launched his bid for district attorney promising to prosecute Police Chief Tom Reddin for his part in the Century City antiwar protest during President Johnson's Los Angeles visit last June. The 81 year old accused Reddin and officials of scheming to instigate violence against protesters.

Los Angeles CNS Michael B. Hannon Tom Reddin Century City Hannon Reddin Johnson

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