Six Americans Return Home After Cuba Hijack Case
Six Americans who hijacked planes to Cuba returned home voluntarily amid charges of air piracy. The group includes Thomas Boynton Jr. and Ronald Bohle, among others, with bail set from $100,000 to $250,000. all face trial where they seized aircraft.
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Plattsburgh
N.Y
Cuba
George Bohle
Michigan City
Ind
Ronald T. Bohile
James Boynton
Kalamazoo
Mich
Antilles
Thomas
Boynton
State Department
Thomas George Washington
Gary
Philadelphia
United States
Havana
Luis Arces Bergnes
Montreal
U.S
Thomas J. Boynton Jr
Western Michigan University
Loras College
Dubuque
Iowa
Federal Job Corps Center
Battle Creek
FBI
Marathon
Fla
Arabs Bomb Tapline After Cairo Cease Fire Pact
Beir ut Arab guerrillas struck the Tapline pipeline from Saudi Arabia to Sidon in southern Lebanon soon after a cease-fire with the Lebanese army took effect. Repair crews began work and oil was expected to flow again by midnight. The attack followed prior sabotage earlier this year. The Cairo agreement between Yasir Arafat and Gen. Emile Bustani aimed to halt violence and set talks on guerrilla bases in Southern Lebanon.
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Beirut
Lebanon
High Command
Saudi Arabia
Sidon
Cairo
Yasir Arafat
Emile Bustani
Israel
Italians Probe Hijack Case As Pilot Raps FBI Handling
Rome officials question hijacker Raphael Minichiello as FBI criticism from hijacked Trans World Airlines crew sparks debate. Pilot Captain Donald J. Cook Jr accuses New York agents of ignoring instructions during refueling at Kennedy Airport. Crew members return to the U.S. Minichiello faces charges in Italy and the U.S. authorities pursue air piracy and kidnapping.
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FBI
Rome
Raphael Minichiello
Trans World Airlines
Donald J. Cook Jr
New York
Kennedy Airport
Cook
Albert T. Taub
Wenzel Williams
Shallowater
Tex
Lloyd Halloran
St. Charles
Tracey Coleman
Cincinnati
Ohio
United States
Minichiello
Fresno
Calif
Denver
Kennedy
Bangor
Maine
Ireland
Italy
Pietro Guli
Gulf
U.S
Public Hearing On East 15th Street Paving Set
Lawrence city commissioners scheduled a public hearing at City Hall on East 15th Street paving and sidewalks. A prior hearing was cancelled due to an advertising error. Ray Wells will make his final appearance as city manager before leaving for Muskegon Michigan to become county administrator.
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Lawrence City Commission
City Hall
East 15Th Street
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Maine
Planning Commission
Ray Wells
Muskegon
Mich
No Helping Hand For Second Try
Carthage Missouri AP Alvin Buffington on his way to work at a food store encountered a deer incident. A buck leaped a fence while a doe tangled in wire and Buffington helped free her at first. The buck charged and Buffington escaped as both deer moved away.
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Carthage
Alvin Buffington
Buffington
SDS Fails in Enlisting Midwest Prep Members
Witnesses testified before the House Committee on Internal Security that SDS methods to enlist high school students in an anti U S imperialism campaign largely failed. In Columbus Ohio a fistfight broke out after SDS urged students to kill police burn stores and join a revolution. In Pittsburgh youths tore a Viet Cong flag from SDS protesting students as hundreds of women demonstrators clashed with SDS supporters. The film interview showing the Midwest regional conference in Cleveland was subpoenaed and shown.
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Washington
Students For A Democratic Society
Congress
SDS
House Committee On Internal Security
Columbus
Ohio
Pittsburgh
LDS Weatherman
Mark Rudd
Wjw-Tv
Bob Franken
Midwest
Cleveland
Seven KU men named Marshall and Danforth scholars
KU announces 24 Marshall Scholars and up to 120 Danforth Fellows will be selected nationwide. Recipients include Walter R. Stromquist Christopher L. Saricks Darrell Reed Stephen Bredehoeft John Mason William Nye and Warren Harral Jr with GPAs from 2.73 to 2.92 and majors in mathematics English geography Russian economics and more.
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Rhodes
Kansas University
Walt Stromquist
Charleston, Ill
Darrel E. Reed
Leawood
Steven L. Bredehoeft
Overland Park
Chris Saricks
Lawrence
Stromquist
Reed
Saricks
Marshall
Danforth
John J. Mason
Salina
Warren D. Harral
Larned
Bill Nye
Walter Stromquist
United States
Walter R. Stromquist
College High School
Pittsburg
Lawrence High School
SUA
University Review
Univerisity Senate
ROTC
Sachem and Owl Society
Alpha Kappa Lambda
Christopher L. Saricks
KU Summer
College Intermdiary
The
SUA Humanities Forum
Stephen J. Bredehoeft
Arnold Air Society
Scabbard and Blade
Sachem
Owl Society
KU German Club
Bredehoeft
Germany
William W. Nye
Stephenson Scholarship Hall
Warren D. Harral JR
Beta Theta Pi
Towed cars and local disturbances in Lawrence report
Ten cars were towed by the Lawrence Police Department with nine from the Kansas University Memorial Stadium area. Police logged 14 domestic disturbances from Saturday 7 a.m. to today 7 a.m., about double the usual weekend count. Douglas County Commission did not meet today as all three members were in Peoria Illinois visiting Caterpillar Co. for earth-moving equipment facilities. the meeting is rescheduled for Wednesday.
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Lawrence Police Department
Kansas University Memorial Stadium
Douglas County Commission
City
Travis Glass
Arthur Heck
Raymond Ice
Peoria
Ill
Caterpillar Co
Lawrence
Nixon Aides Forecast 200 Billion Budget for Next Year
A high official predicts the Nixon administration will submit a near 200 billion dollar federal budget to Congress for the next fiscal year starting July 1. He notes balancing the budget will be challenging amid planned military cuts and hikes in Social Security and other social programs. The military budget is being trimmed from 81 billion to 77 billion this year.
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Washington
Nixon Administration
Congress
Capitol Hill
Chalmers Outlines KU Plans At Endowment Board Meeting
Kansas University Chancellor Lawrence Chalmers shared plans and hopes for the university during a Saturday session of the KU Endowment Association Board of Trustees. Thirty trustees and guests attended a luncheon after the meeting and the KU Oklahoma State football game. Irvin E. Youngberg spoke briefly as Dolph Simons presided. The group announced a bronze portrait of former Chancellor W Clarke Wescoe to be presented in recognition of his service.
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Kansas University
Lawrence Chalmers
Kansas University Endowment Association Board of Trustees
Ku-Oklahoma State University
Irvin E. Youngberg
Association
Dolph Simons
Journal-World
W. Clarke Wescoe
Wescoe
Elden Tefft
Hunsey Funeral Home Handling Details Ad
Handling details at home or away for Hunsey Funeral Home contact VI three eleven eleven.
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Hunsey Funeral Home
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