Pilots across 60 nations threaten world air stoppage
At a London IFALPA meeting pilots from 60 nations threaten a June 19 worldwide halt of air services if the UN and ICAO fail to curb hijacking and related aviation dangers. The federation, representing about 50 000 pilots, called for action and urged Algerian extradition of two American hijackers in Algiers.
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Allies Strike Near Hue Amid Heavy Fighting
Reports describe operations around Hue with aims to capture prisoners, evacuate refugees, and gather intelligence while potential ground holding actions threaten Quang Tri. US and South Vietnamese forces launched coordinated land and air assaults, with heavy shelling and napalm near Trang Bang and An Loc causing civilian and military casualties.
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Light rain showers dampen area as heat returns
A weather advisory notes scattered showers and thunderstorms through Saturday with no major interference to sericultural work. Temperatures rise toward the hub city while northern parts see cooler highs. Coastal Texas saw heavy rain at Corpus Christi and nearby stations, with other areas reporting showers and thunderstorms into the night.
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Hijackers Slay Czech Pilot in West Germany Airliner Takeover
Seven Czechoslovak hijackers forced a Slow-Air turboprop airliner toward West Germany. Pilot 52 year old Milan Michea was killed. copilot survived and landed the craft near the border. Two men were seized as police searched the woods near the airfield. The group sought political asylum. a child in a stroller was unharmed.
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John W. Cain Funeral Pending in Sayre Oklahoma
Funeral services are pending at Rose Chapel Funeral Service Sayre Oklahoma for John W Cain 1 7h of Sayre who died at 2 am Thursday in West Texas Hospital. He was a member of the First Christian Church Sayre and is survived by four sisters Mrs Dolly Denton Mrs Fannie Montgomery Mrs Annie Henthorn and Mrs Edna Congable and three brothers Bill Doss and Cully Cain with local arrangements by six funeral directors.
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Berserk stabbing on Gibraltar Strait ferry shocks travelers
Bahadran Laden, identified by Spanish police, stabbed and slashed eight people aboard a Straits of Gibraltar ferry. A waiter knocked him out with a chair as passengers including a Canadian and a British born traveler were treated. six foreigners survived, one listed critical.
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FAA approves 1.9 million grant for Lubbock airport terminal
Lubbock officials praise the FAA grant covering 370 acres of land for airport expansion. The project, costing about 4.75 million to build the terminal, will rely on local bonds with no federal money. Aiming to wrap land, taxiways, and terminal funding, officials expect bids in 13 months and two years of construction.
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Services Pend for Kyle T Holmes 65 of Lubbock
Kyle T Holmes 65 of Lubbock died at 9 a.m. Thursday at Methodist Hospital after months of illness. He was a retired trucker, lived in Lubbock 40 years, formerly in Palestine, and belonged to Hoplist Church and Odd Fellows Lodge. Survivors include wife Clara son Lonnie of Dallas brothers Huey and Clarence of Palestine sister Mrs. B J Sumeroll of Houston and four grandchildren.
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Education bill clears Congress with compromise on busing
The final Congress compromise narrows two antibusing amendments and sets January 1 1974 as the deadline to block court orders during appeal. The House had originally made the provisions permanent and the measure aligns with President Nixon's higher education goals, likely ending further action on the issue this year.
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Busing fight highlights party split in Congress
The House divided 130 Democrats and 98 Republicans in supporting the anti busing bill while 104 Democrats and 76 Republicans opposed. President Nixon reportedly opposes the measure as Ford votes against it and Congress weighs court order limits on desegregation. President proposes a separate antibusing plan.
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Office Gunned Note Warns Enemies Of Slain Man
A newspaper item reports that a note found near a slain man warned enemies, with authorities investigating the motive and those responsible. The incident draws police focus as they seek leads and a possible suspect.
Mrs Hambrice’s rites pending at Hubbard Kelly Funeral Home
Mrs. Hambrice’s Services pending for Virginia Hambrice 36 died about 1:45 am Thursday in Medical Center Hospital. Hubbard Kelly Funeral Home handles arrangements. Survivors include sons Bobby Harper Dennis Hambrice and Alan Hambrice a daughter Mrs Orma Phelps and mother Mrs Latha Dunning all of Odessa.
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McGovern Muskie Talks Spark Debate Over Endorsement
In Washington McGovern and Muskie described their meeting as friendly while avoiding details on delegates. Humphrey said only preys reporters’ information exists. Muskie has 106 committed delegates plus 7, leaving McGovern without a clear path to 1,509 for the nomination.
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