Hijackers fail as border patrolman stops jet ordeal
A Cuban Embassy contact and a son join a hijack on a Continental Airlines Boeing 107 bound for Houston from Los Angeles via El Paso. After nine hours of tense standoff, border patrolman Glenn Gilman knocks the elder Bearden and, with FBI agent Crosby, overpowers the youths. One passenger hostage, an Army private, and others are released as authorities shoot tires and control the runway.
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Damascus Community Notes Highlight August Activities
Damascus reports community events including a Kins-Burdene family reunion at Woodfield on August 12 with an 11am service and after lunch, plus an 8pm August 7 meeting for Lutheran Church of the Redeemer education staff at Ted Colvin’s Main Street home. An old fashioned picnic is set for August 12 at Henry Heine's Purdum Road farm.
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Sale of Fish Under Probe
ANNAPOLIS AP The Tidewater Fisheries Commission ordered Director Joseph L Manning to study commercial fish sales by sports fishermen and to propose limits on bulk catches of crabs by unlicensed anglers using gear such as hike nets and trout lines The panel doubts enforcement of a sales ban for unlicensed watermen and cites reports of weekend crab and rockfish hauls The chairman says limits on sport catches may be needed as abuses of personal privileges.
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Former Hungarian President Zoltan Tildy Dies
Zoltan Tildy, ex-president and former Reform Church minister, died at 72 in Hungary. MTI reported his death. he led the Smallholders Party to victory in 1945, served as president in 1946, and resigned under pressure as Communists seized power in 1948.
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Railroads challenge New York full-crew laws in court
Ten eastern railroads led by New York Central and Pennsylvania filed a suit in White Plains NY asking the state Supreme Court to strike down the full-crew rule for freight trains. They claim the requirement costs 12 million dollars yearly and yields no safety benefit, citing losses of 29 million last year and 30 million in the first five months of this year.
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Indicted Man Langston Released on $1500 Bond
William Charles Langston Sr of Glen Burnie was indicted by the Anne Arundel County grand jury on perjury in a referendum petition case tied to a 1961 savings and loan act. He was arrested Wednesday night and held in the county jail overnight. The indictment, kept secret until after his arrest, charged falsifying sworn signatures as qualified registered voters.
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Thomas B. Finan
Langston
Indictment Date Held Until Defendant Arrest
Officials noted the indictment dated Aug 1 was not released until after the defendant’s arrest. Sales and earnings of Allegheny Pepsi-Cola Bottling for the six months ended June 30 show gains over 1960, with earnings at 24 cents per share for this period and 45 cents for the year 1960. Historically, the first six months accounted for 47 percent of annual volume.
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Senator Butler Hospitalized With Virus in Baltimore
Senator John Marshall Butler of Maryland is hospitalized at Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore with a viral infection. He is described as stable and receiving medical care.
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Washington
John Marshall Butler
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Bukter Hospitalized With High Fever
Bukter entered the hospital Saturday with a high fever. He was described as better and expected to leave by Sunday.
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