Hijack Trio Frees Passengers At Tampa Stop In 1969 Flight
Three young men fleeing a New Mexico trooper slaying hijacked a jet in Albuquerque and freed 40 passengers at Tampa during a fuel stop. FBI identifies suspects as Michael Finney Ralph Goodwin and Charlie Hill aged 20 to 24. Plane originated Phoenix with stops in Albuquerque Chicago and Washington. Passengers and crew dealt with fuel and ground transport at MacDill base.
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Tampa
Fla
New Mexico
Cuba
Albuquerque
Kent Swigard
Spokesman Review
Spokane
Wash
New York
Marie
FBI
Michael Finney
Ralph Goodwin
Charlie Hill
Robert Rosenbloom
Phoenix
Ariz
Chicago
Washington
Tampa International Airport
R. Dustin Hoffman
TWA
MacDill Air Force Base
Air Force
C. A. Hill
Havana
Rosenbloom
Interstate 40
Finney
Goodwin
Hill
Swigard
Army Pfe
Hugh Martin
Ft. Devens
Mass
Trans World Airlines
J. B. McGhee
McGhee
Commerce Dept Notes Uptrend in Housing Permits
Washington AP reports the Commerce Department notes a 1.2 percent rise in October housing permit applications, following a 0.2 percent gain in September. Asst. Commerce Secretary Harold C. Passer cites the uptrend in key economic indicators signaling improving housing activity.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Asst
Commerce
Harold C. Passer
Rainy Sunday May Turn To White One
Missouri weather watchers forecast a wet Sunday with rain across the state and snow likely in northern areas, followed by a cooler week with lows in the upper 20s and highs in the 40s.
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Kansas City
Kirksville
St. Josepo
Cape Girardeau
Five die in romance linked killings in Lancaster
A jilted 18-year-old Gary Logan killed his former girlfriend 15, her new boyfriend, and her parents in their Lancaster home then shot himself. Two siblings and a neighbor died or were wounded as the attacker turned a gun on himself. Laurie Roskam, 16, was killed at close range after a failed attempt to flee. The incident followed a broken romance and occurred at the Welch residence in eastern Lancaster.
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Lancaster
Calif
California
Gary Logan
Logan
Jack Welch
Ber
Welch
Doris
Louis Welch
Rocco Nolfo
Nolfo
Laurie
Janet
Charles Elliott
Elliott
Antelope Valley High School
Antelope Valley Hospital
Susan
Welchs
Los Angeles
Unafraid Dhaka residents face looming India threat
In Dacca a calm surface masks fear as 200000 Indian troops are reported on the border. Army sandbags, barbed wire, and camouflage prep mark the city while highways to Chittagong and the Indian frontier become nearly impassable. Mukti Bahini guerrillas have blown bridges and mined roads as gunfire echoes nightly.
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Dacca
Pakistan
East Pakistan
Ganges
Pakistan Airlines
West Bengal
Chittagong
Mukti Bahini
G.M. B. Siddiqui
Army
Traffic Manager Retires From A. P. Green Refractories
Clarence D. Green retires after 23 years at A. P. Green Refractories handling freight rates and routing for all shipments in the U. S. and Canada. Joined 1948 as traffic clerk, became assistant traffic manager in 1953 and traffic manager in 1964. The department moved to Mexico in 1965. He and his wife plan to move to Belleville Illinois where he will run a mobile home park.
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Clarence D. Green
A. P. Green Refractories Co
Green
U. S
Canada
Green Company
St. Louis
Mexico
Dorcas St
Sunday Schedule Ends Tomorrow At Local History Museums
The Audrain County Historical Society Museum and the American Saddle Horse Museum will close on Sundays during winter with weekday hours in effect. Judge and Mrs. Russell Blackburn will host visitors Sunday afternoon from 2 to 5 p.m.
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Audrain County Historical Society Museum
American Saddle Horse Museum
Martha Tuepker
Russell Blackburn
Missing air pirate near Washington after $200000 cash hijack
FBI coordinator says the hijacker who bailed from a Northwest Airlines Boeing 727 with 244% pounds of $20 bills may be an experienced jumper or crazy. Search in sparse southwestern Washington continues, eight hours in misty rain yielded no trace. Authorities note parachute canopies found on board Reno indicate possible landing area and traces of missing crew rations. A large posse and patrols combed five miles of mountain foothills while chase planes reported no sign of the jumper.
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Woodland, Wash
FBI
Washington
Tom Manning
Manning
Northwest
Reno
New
Air Force
Soldiers Plotted Payroll Robbery at Ft Stewart
Brig Gen Eugene M Lynch said Army investigators uncovered a year long plot by soldiers at Ft Stewart to seize the payroll including the base payroll at a gunpoint while holding officers, with S Sgt Robert E Ward named in the plan and wounded in Punta Gorda during the case. The probe uncovered larceny fraud and document falsification totaling about 20000 dollars and no charges yet filed. Ward faced assault to commit murder charges with bond set at 10000 dollars. Col J W Herrington and Lynch were named in the security measures and investigation aims. Ward was on leave when captured in Florida and is listed in satisfactory condition.
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Ft, Stewart, Ga
Army
Eugene M. Lynch
Lynch
Ft. Stewart
Fort
Robert E. Ward
Ward
Punta Gorda
Fla
Florida
J. W. Herrington
Tom Gordon
Gordon
Jack Schoonover
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Santa Claus
Santa
Ledger
Richard Vance
Commerce Dept
Construction Industry Stabilization Committee
Nixon
Pay Board
Postal Service
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Price Commission
Auxvasse
John 1 Rountree
Audrain Medical Center
Highway Patrol
Olive Dysart
Dysart
Minnie Davenport
Rufus Cethy
Cynthia Heckart
Shaffer
Federal Aviation
John H. Shaffer
U.S
Congress
Phil
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