Push for Armed Guards On Airlines and Hijack Trial Plan
CAB chief and Washington officials push stronger hijack controls including armed guards aboard aircraft and international extradition. Nixon seeks 28 million dollars to train 2,500 guards. Browne notes low trial rates for hijackers and criticizes terminals for slow weapon screening deployments amid rising global efforts.
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Jem
D. Browne
Civil Aeronautics Board
International Aviation Class
Washington
Congress
United Nations
U.S
Nixon
United States Airlines
Browne
Pistol Packing Passenger Jailed at Freeport Airport
A Port Chester man, Paul Stephan, 24, became the first pistol carrier intercepted under a new anti hijack security program at Freeport International Airport. He was sentenced to three months hard labor after authorities found a .25 caliber pistol in his pocket as he attempted to board a Pan American jet. The program, run by British Overseas Airways Corp, requires extensive baggage and person searches of all travelers at Freeport and Miami gates. Inspectors search bags and handbags, with male passengers frisked as needed.
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International Civil Aviation Organization Council
Montreal
Nixon
Transportation
John Volpe
Freeport
Grand Bahama
Ure
Paul Stephan
Port Chester
N.Y
John Cronin
Stephan
Salathial Thompson
Thompson
Harry James Off On Tour In Europe
FRANKFURT Germany AP Harry James starts his European tour with his American band drawing about 2000 fans in Berlin and 1500 in Frankfurt. He plays big band era classics including Dont Be That Way Opus One Tuxedo Junction and Take A Train as West German newspapers praise him.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Harry James
Tuxedo Junction
State to raze site for 30 million office building
Columbus Ohio The state has settled with an occupant and will raze a building across Broad Street from the statehouse to clear the site for a 30 million office building. George F Busche executive director of the Ohio Building Authority says plans include a tunnel under Broad Street linking the new structure with the statehouse underground garage.
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Columbus
Ohio
Broad Street
Statehouse
George F. Busche
The
Ohio Building Authority
Busche
Murder suicide ruled in double shooting
Hamilton police ruled the double shooting a murder death by own action. William D. Johnson 38 and Frieda 33 were found dead in their home with a .32 caliber automatic on the bed between them. Their daughter Cheryl 15 found the bodies and a neighbor called for help. Johnson a city fireman and exterminator worked for a local firm.
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Hamilton
William D. Johnson
Hammond Blvd
Frieda
Johnson
Cheryl
Jellico
Tenn
Mercy Hospital
Wrecker Crash Damages Four Cars on Breiel Boulevard
Four people suffered minor injuries when a Hamilton wrecker towing a repossessed car turned left into two cars on Breiel Boulevard near the east city limit at 5 15 p m. Four vehicles were extensively damaged and total damage was about 2000 dollars. Wrecker driver Alonzo Jeffers 63 of 400 Baltimore St Hamilton was cited for improperly changing lanes.
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Breiel Boulevard
East City
Alonzo Jeffers
Baltimore St. Joseph S
Obituary Notices for Brannon and Pratt
Jesse Brannon aged 53 of 433 North Second Street has funeral services scheduled for 11 am tomorrow in Inman. Elsa Pratt aged 61 of Fairfield will have funeral services at 11 am tomorrow per Colligan.
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Jesse Brannon
Second St
Inman
Elsa Pratt
Fairfield
Colligan
Nixon Buys and New Ties in Chicago
President Nixon, stuck in a Loop traffic jam, walked to Marshall Field & Co. and bought seven four in hand cravats and a bow tie for about 70 dollars. An aide paid the bill, keeping to presidential tradition that the chief executive carries no ready cash.
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Marshall Field & Co
Fiji to go it alone as Fiji nears independence
Suva reports Fiji plans full independence in October after nine years as a British colony. The island nation has a population near 500000.
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Fiji
Suva
Ohio To Fight No Tax Plea Of Penn Central
Penn Central president William H. Moore in Cleveland said the railroad aims to run in the black in four to five years, contingent on avoiding tax payments for several years. Ohio challenges tax deferment while Penn Central owes 5.3 million in back taxes to 59 counties. the issue affects school and government budgets.
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Ohio
Penn-Central
Cleveland, Ohio
William H. Moore
Penn Central Transportation Co
Moore
Cleveland
Penn Central
Butler County
Penn Central Railroad
Philadelphia
Paul W. Brown
Brown
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Ohio General Assembly
Cuyahoga County
Ralph J. Perk
Judge's Order Ends Toledo Teacher Strike
Toledo teachers returned to classrooms ending a nine day strike on court orders under the Ferguson Act. The federation recommended return with Toledo Education Association support, amid near perfect teacher attendance and normal student turnout. Negotiations on a new contract were set for 11 a.m. with penalties for striking during the dispute.
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Toledo, Ohio
Toledo
Cal Lawrence
Toledo Federation of Teachers
Lawrence
Toledo Education Association
Joseph Cascella
Common Pleas
George N. Kiroff
Cascella
Former Airline Head Named Trophy Winner
Washington AP C R Smith retired airline president and former secretary of commerce under Lyndon B Johnson was named Wright Brothers Memorial Trophy winner. The 81 year old American Airlines head will be honored at the Wright Memorial dinner on December 17. Frederick B Lee of the National Aeronautic Association cited Smiths outstanding contributions to aviation over four decades.
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Washington
C. R. Smith
Commerce
Lyndon B. Johnson
American Airlines
Frederick B. Lee
National Aeronautic Association
Smith
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Bud) Steller
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