Hijacker Captured In Italian Chapel
The youth who hijacked a jet from California to Rome was captured in the Sanctuary of Divine Love near the Appian Way after a five stage journey across the United States Atlantic and Western Europe. Rafael Minichiello Italian born U S Marine faces air piracy kidnapping and interference charges. The hijacking began 4 42 a m Friday with orders to fly from Los Angeles to New York.
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California
Rafael Minichiello
New York
United States
Atlantic Ocean
Europe
Don Pasquale Silla
Paisan
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Minichiello
U.S
Seattle
Wash
Naples
Marine Corps
Camp Pendleton
Calif
FBI
Trans World Airlines
Cook
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Copter Crash Kills Battalion Leader Near Saigon
A U S Army UH1 command helicopter crashed 65 miles northwest of Saigon as it departed a Tay Ninh firebase. All 10 Americans aboard, including a lieutenant colonel battalion commander, were believed killed. no enemy fire detected. Another UH1 near Da Nang was shot down with no casualties.
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Saigon
U.S. Army Command
Tay Ninh
U.S
da Nang
Vietnam
Memorial Field North 40 Set for Band Day Football
Forecast says Memorial Stadium hosts Oklahoma State vs Kansas at 1 30 PM with northwest winds 10 to 15 mph and a near 50 degree high. Partial clearing expected by afternoon and only a 15 percent rain chance. Weekend stays cool with NW winds 10 to 20 mph and highs in the low to mid 50s.
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Oklahoma State Cowboys
Kansas Jayhawks
Memorial Stadium
Lawrence
Band Day at KU Draws 7500 Musicians From Five States
More than 7,500 high school musicians gathered in Lawrence for Kansas University's annual Band Day led by KU director Kenneth Bloomquist. Bands from Kansas and Missouri joined schools from Oberlin to Oakley, with some teams unable to participate due to illness and scheduling conflicts.
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Kansas University
Kenneth Bloomquist
Bloomquist
Lawrence
Kansas
Missouri
DeSoto
Ottawa
Baldwin
Oberlin
Oakley
Jay Jolley
Decatur
Massachusetts Street
Colorado
Jay Harder
Kinsley High School
Topeka
Charles Kingly
Hillsboro
KU campus police reorganization promotes three shift sergeants
Kansas University's Traffic and Security Department moves to centralize security under director E P Mooman. Fifty three patrolmen and three new shift sergeants were added to improve coordination amid campus expansion and security challenges. Regular lieutenants Fenstemaker Thomas and Hunsinger retain posts.
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Kansas University
Keith Lawton
E. P. Mooman
Lawton
Housing Department
Moomau
William Fenstemaker
John M. Thomas
Harold Hunsinger
Turbulence in State Politics Deepens After Ochs Firing
The Kansas political storm widens as Vincent Bogart faces a Shawnee County charge for conflict of interest after resigning from the State Board of Regents. Paul Wunsch is named to replace him while Docking disputes firing motives and a grant dispute involving Bogart persists.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Robert Ochs
New Jury
Shawnee County
Vincent Bogart
State Board of Regents
Paul Wunsch
Kingman
Kansas
Docking Friday
Bogart
Board of Regents
Linda Hill
Consumer Credit Commission
Lee B. Connell
Docking
Ochs
Leon Smitherman Sr
Kinsley
Smitherman
Frizzell
Senate
Ronald Baxter
State Board of Probation and Parole
Baxter
Wichita
Viet Cong Reject Nixon Vietnamization Plan Says It Will Fail
A COSVN policy document says Nixon's withdrawal and Vietnamization will fail. It details US troop pullout risks, South Vietnamese collapse, and triggers for accelerated pullout, antiwar protests, and a possible cease-fire amid a political struggle in South Vietnam. The file is held by allied intelligence.
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Saigon
Viet Cong High Command
Nixon
Vietnam
COSVN
Central Office
South Vietnam
U.S
United States
Washington
Gibson's Discounts Highlighted in Shopper Ad
The Adv notes Gibson's store emphasizes discount pricing to attract customers, urging shoppers to compare value and savings across departments. The ad underscores low prices on everyday items and seasonal specials to boost traffic.
Nixon shifts to partnership in Latin America policy
President Nixon announces a rewired Latin American approach that treats democracies and dictatorships as equals, reduces U.S. leadership role, expands trade reform, and allows loan dollars for Latin purchases, drawing favorable first reactions from Nelson Rockefeller and Gerald Ford.
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Washington
Nixon
Alliance For Progress
United States
Latin America
U.S
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Plane Crashes Into Kaw River Near Eudora A
Pilot Robert Antonopoulos escaped injury when his light plane failed and struck power lines over the Kaw River then sank. He swam ashore, walked to a farm home, and was assisted with dry clothing and coffee. Emergency crews searched the river as officials planned retrieval.
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Kansas River
Eudora
Antonopoulos
Journal-World Photo
Kaw
Here
Linwood
Ralph Nutall
Nutalls
Bonner Springs
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