Austrian-born hijacker shocked by FBI agent in Atlanta
Nikolai Wischnewsky 32, an Austrian-born hijacker aboard Eastern Flight 688 from Jacksonville to Miami, surrendered after 2.5 hours of negotiations at Hartsfield. He faced air piracy charges in Fulton County Jail. The incident left 15 passengers aboard and stemmed from a note demanding Cuba.
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CIA press ties to be examined in hearings
A House subcommittee will question ex CIA Director William Colby and others starting Tuesday about reports that the CIA used journalists as cover for espionage and owned or subsidized many media outlets abroad. Rep. Les Aspin says no witch hunt, seeks ethics insights from intel officers and media. Brezhnev recovers from undisclosed illness, released from hospital, Polyansky says. Sonoda aims for Japan-Soviet peace talks.
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Male menopause called real crisis
Bloomington reports male menopause is a real phenomenon and businesses must adjust says Michael E. McGill of Southern Methodist University. One in four men allegedly face a severe crisis involving seven theories described in Indiana University’s Business Horizons publication.
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Men endure grim Christmas search for missing at grain explosion
Westwego Louisiana workers for the UPI report describe giving up Christmas dinner to search the wreckage of a 100 million dollar grain elevator disaster. They pulled 33 bodies already and expect three more. investigators suspect an overheated bearing triggered the blast.
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Police debate Hillside Strangler link to two killings
In Los Angeles two women found strangled on Christmas Eve are debated as the Hillside Strangler’s 12th and 13th victims or the work of a copycat. A man was arrested at a hotel and questioned, while a roommate is being sought as investigators differ over the killer’s identity.
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