Northwest jet hijack returns to Miami with passengers stuck in Havana
A Northwest Airlines Boeing 727, hijacked near Miami, returned to Miami from Havana with its seven crew and 87 passengers still in Cuba. FBI questioning of crew continues as authorities arrange a return via Airlift International to bring evacuees home.
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Miami
Fla
Northwest Airlines
Florida
Cuba
Havana
Miami International
Airlift International
Airlift
Howard Farrington
Varadero
United States
FBI
Federal Aviation Administration
Kenneth Biaggi
Minneapolis
Minn
Richard Simonson
Richard Conrad
Kenneth Warras
Nancy Lee Stevenson
Barbara Schlosser
Margarite Schmidt
Margaret Burt
Southeast Airlines
Key West
Northwest
Chicago
Northwest Orient
Valley News Puzzle and Notices Fragment
Fragmented newspaper page shows crossword puzzle, deaths and funerals, editorials, sports notes, television, and classifieds. Reads like a local page listing sections and brief items with sparse readable text.
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Valley News
British Grant Ray Extradition in King Assassination Case
In London Chief Magistrate Frank Milton orders extradition of James Earl Ray for the murder of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Ray, denied the murder claim, appeals promised, and is remanded to Wandsworth Prison as U.S. and British lawyers debate political crime status.
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London
James Earl Ray
United States
Martin Luther King Jr
Frank Milton
Ray
Scotland Yard
Wandsworth
U.S
Martin Luther
King Jr
Britain
David Calcutt
Calcutt
Roger Frisby
King
Frisby
Bow Street
The
Missouri State Penitentiary
B52 Bombers Hit North Vietnam In Heavy Raid
U S Air Force B52s bombed North Vietnam's southern border area in the heaviest saturation raids of the war. Seventy five bombers from bases in Oklahoma, Thailand and Guam dropped over four million pounds of ordnance on storage caves, bunkers and artillery sites. The raids aimed to crush big guns and curb material flow to South Vietnam, with ground action scarce and no immediate plans for a northern DMZ sweep.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
America
Okinawa
Thailand
Guam
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Dmz
Dong Ha
Cua Viet
U.S. 3Rd Marine Division
Panhandle
Soviet Silent On Release Of U S Plane And 229 Aboard
The United States reports no prompt release for the DC8 chartered by Seaboard World Airlines carrying 212 Vietnamese war servicemen and 17 crew. Soviet Premier Kosygin told Ambassador Thompson the matter is under investigation with no assurances of early return.
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State Department
Alexei Kosygin
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
Seaboard World Airlines
Interup Island
Pacific Kurile Chain
Soviet peace offer complex and cautious outlook
The Soviet Union extends talks on disarmament while signaling a peace offensive with aims to pressure U S concessions on Vietnam and divert focus from Eastern Europe. Foreign Minister Gromyko frames talks as essential yet blames the United States for world troubles, warning that capitalism must expose militarism.
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Moscow
Vietnam
United States
Europe
Soviet Union
Andrei A. Gromyko
West
Gromyko
Kremlin
Resurrection City cost in Washington totals at least 1.2 million
AP reports that six weeks of Resurrection City demonstrations in Washington cost at least 1.2 million to participants and the public. Government costs reached about 24,000 for teardown, 129,603 by the National Park Service, and 500,000 by D C for overtime police pay. Additional outlays included 350,000 by SCLC and 100,000 for the shantytown build, with thousands donated by businesses and groups. Jail costs for 200 demonstrators remained unestimated.
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Washington
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Resurrection City
National Park Land
Lincoln Memorial
District of Columbia
SCLC
Washington Star
National Park Service
Variable clouds and showers forecast for Miami Valley
The Miami Valley area sees cooler today with scattered showers and possible thundershowers this afternoon and evening. Highs reach the upper 70s, low temperatures range from 56 to 64. Showers taper tonight with fair skies and cooler temps afterward. Wednesday expected to be similar with possible showers and upper 70s highs. Yesterday peaked at 92 degrees with a 60 degree low this morning.
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Miami Valley
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Ann Landers
Rangi Ode OL
Grant Ray
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Richard M. Nixon
Joseph Tosolini
Pacific
Tokyo International
Pentagon
U. S
Tosolini
William L. Ryan
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