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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1970

Page

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Hijacker's Bomb Bluff Wins Ride To Havana

A Trans World Airlines jet hijacked to Cuba by a man in an Army uniform landed safely in Philadelphia after a 92 hour delay. The hijacker, identified as Robert J. Labadie, boarded in Chicago and demanded the pilot obey his bomb threat. The 79 passengers and crew returned to Philadelphia via Miami, with FBI and Army intelligence questioning the pilot.

Havana Jet Philadelphia Trans World Airlines Cuba Philadelphia International Airport Las Vegas Miami FBI Oliver Revell Robert J. Labadie TWA Chicago Fort Wayne Ind Pittsburg Army

Suit seeks 4 million over Kent State student death

Elaine Miller files federal suit alleging Gov Rhodes and National Guard officers failed to prevent Jeffrey Miller's death during May 4 Kent State protests. Case cites vague guard rules, claims loaded weapons unjustified, seeks compensatory and punitive damages. Prior suits by Krause and others remain unresolved.

Jeffrey G. Miller Ohio National Guard Kent State University Elaine B. Miller Plainview N.Y James A. Rhodes Ohio Sylvester T del Corso Robert Canterbury National Guard Miller Arthur Krause Pittsburgh Allison Krause Rhodes del Corso Canterbury Krause Common Pleas Court Harry D. Jones John E. Martin Raymond J. Sip Alexander Stevenson

Weather outlook clear and mild with mixed skies

Tonight's forecast calls for clear skies and steady temperatures with lows in the mid 50s. Wednesday should be mostly sunny and mild with highs in the 80s. Thursday presents partly cloudy conditions and a chance of rain.

Paul Dixon Stricken By Heart Attack

Cincinnati broadcaster Paul Dixon, 31, was in serious condition at Bethesda Hospital after a heart attack at his Hyde Park home. His 25 year show will be temporarily hosted by Bonnie Lou and Colleen Sharp until his return. A second WLW figure, Howard Chamberlain, 63, announcer, died of a heart attack at his Colerain Township farm.

Cincinnati Paul Dixon Avco Broadcasting Dayton Columbus Indianapolis Bethesda Hospital Hyde Park Dixon Bonnie Lou Colleen Sharp WLW Howard Chamberlain Colerain Township

Blast in truck rocks UW center kills scholar

A pre dawn explosion at the University of Wisconsin Army Mathematics Research Center killed physicist Robert Fassnacht and injured several. Investigators say explosives in a stolen truck caused the blast near Madison, prompting FBI and military intelligence to take over the probe amid antiwar protests and calls for increased campus patrols.

Madison, Wis University of Wisconsin Frank Roberts FBI Warren P. Knowles National Guards Herman Thomas Madison Sories Robert E. Fass Army Mathematics Research Center State Capitol Wisconsin Truax Field National

Jarring Opens Mideast Peace Talks at United Nations

UN envoy Gunnar V. Jarring begins mediation as Israel Jordan and Egypt send top delegates to U N headquarters for talks under the U S peace plan. Tekoah stands for Eban. Sharaf sits in for Farra. El Zayyat represents Egypt amid cautious optimism.

United Nations, NY U.N Gunnar V. Jarring Ween Israel Jordan U.S Middle East Jarring Abs Egypt U Thant United Nations Yosef Tekoah United States Abdul Hamid Sharaf Mohammed Hassan el Zayyat Sharaf Muhammad H. el Farra Amman Tekoah Abba Eban Eban

Walkout Averted as Cincinnati Police Consider Doubling Cars

Cincinnati police leaders briefed city officials after Patrolman Edmund Schindler was seriously wounded. The Fraternal Order of Police halted a walkout, while two officers per cruiser were ordered temporarily to boost safety. Officials plan to study doubling patrols despite concerns about total coverage and cost.

Cincinnati James Frobn Cincinnati Fraternal Order of Police FOP Jacob Schott Henry Sandman Edmund Schindler Avondale General Hospital Schindler Schott Sandman Shott Frohn U. S Robert Taft Jr Cincinnati Republican International Association of Police Chiefs Richard Krabach

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