Hijacker Returns To States After Five Months In Cuba
Willis Jessie, 27, an Army deserter and hijacker, returned voluntarily to American soil with his young daughter Patricia Sue from Cuba via Mexico City flight. FBI arrested him at the airport after a Miami grand jury indicted him for air piracy in Naples last August. Jessie had flown to Cuba with the child and was living in Havana with a Cuban family before surrendering.
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Jessie
Patricia Sue
Mexico City
FBI
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Holden
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Jessies
Miami
Havana
Ft. Benning
Naples
Fla
James Vach
Florida
Gulf Coast
Sewart Orth
Nixon Asks Taxing Question Is The Surtax To Go On
Washington AP The Budget Bureau was to print Johnsons final federal budget but delayed after the President and President elect Nixon failed to agree on extending the 10 percent surtax which expires June 30. Johnson hopes for continuation to curb inflation while Nixon has offered no decision, aides said, as White House insiders cited cautious posturing ahead of a possible vote.
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Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Congress
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Nixn
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New York Hosts Apollo 8 Crew At Love-In Dinner
In a Waldorf Astoria state dinner turned love‑in, Apollo 8 astronauts Borman Lovell and Anders signed autographs for hours as Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller urged guests to take seats. Lovell joked about impairment after signing and all three described the mission as inspiring progress for humanity.
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New York
Borman
Lovell
Anders
Waldorf-Astoria Grand Ballroom
Gov
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Adies
James A Lovell Jr
General Borman
Air Force
Frank Torman
Indians to seek UN help in Mohawk border protest
Massena New York reports the 1st Regis Mohawk delegation plans to travel to the United Nations to enlist uncommitted nations in pressuring Canada over customs checks on Mohawk travelers. The dispute centers on the International Bridge at Cornwall Ontario where a bridge blockade led to 47 arrests amid protests tied to treaty rights.
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United Nations
Canada
St. Rois
New York
United States
International Bridge
Cornwall
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Auto Companies Sued Over Pollution Control Devices
The Justice Department filed a Los Angeles suit against General Motors Ford Chrysler American Motors and the Automobile Manufacturers Association charging a 1959 1967 conspiracy to restrain trade and slow antipollution device development The government alleges agreements to eliminate competition in developing and installing control gear to delay and restrict publicity and patent rights The suit cites delays in installing devices in 1962 63 and 1967 and names Checker Motor Diamond Spark Studeaker Sferco and Mack Trucks as co conspirators Independent developers say carmakers blocked adoption until 1966 and state officials note industry cooperation with pollution control plans despite the suit The companies deny the charges and defend cooperative emission control efforts.
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Justice Department
Los Angeles
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
American Motors Corp
Automobile Manufacturers Association
California
Thomas C. Mann
Department of Justice
Alien File Date Set Jan 31
District Director Harlan L Woolwine of the Immigration and Naturalization Service reminded aliens in Maryland that January 31 is the deadline for filing address reports. Most aliens must report, with exceptions for diplomats, certain international organization reps, and temporary agricultural workers. Last year Maryland filed 45 205 reports. Forms available at Post Offices or INS offices. Minors require parent or guardian to file for under 14. A new element is Social Security Cards for aliens, not evidence of work permission. Only lawfully admitted immigrants and certain nonimmigrants may work. violations may incur penalties.
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Immigration and Naturalization Service
Maryland
Woolwine
Immigration and Naturalization Service Office
United States
Immigration Service
St Sith
Shortage Of Physicians Facing Frederick Area
Frederick County faces a trend toward specialty medicine, risking general practice coverage for 87,500 residents. Of 24 general practitioners, 12 serve Frederick City. 41 specialists mostly in Frederick City, six internal medicine and six general surgeons, many at Frederick Memorial Hospital. County Medical Society head Dr E A Dettbarn warns that with population growth to 93,600 by 1972 a serious general practice shortfall could arise, compounded by too few pediatricians to treat children.
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Larry Teslin
Frederick County
Frederick City
County Medical Society
E.A. Dettbarn
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jefferson
Walk
Ersville
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Middletown
Brunswick
Myersville
Debbarn
Frederick
Allie
Dettbarn
Fire Log Summary of 24 Hour Calls in City and Surroundings
Fire calls reported through the 24 hour period ending 10 am at 37 De Grange Street and other locations. Incidents include a stove fire at 1 51 pm with United and Citizens responding, a field fire near Grindstone Road, a car fire at La Dou and Carroll Manor response, a house fire on Runkles Road off Boteler Road in Mount Airy with Lisbon and Winfield, and a field fire at Price Distillery Road. Responding units include Myersville and Wyattstown along with multiple area departments.
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Grindstone Road
Myersville
Doubs
Carroll Manor
Mt, Airy
Runkles Road
Boteler Road
Mt. Airy
Damascus
Lisbon
Winfield
Price Distillery
Wyattstown
U S Squad Ambushed Near Saigon in Mekong Delta
An American squad of nine GIs and two Tiger Scouts was overrun early today 30 miles southwest of Saigon. Six Americans and one scout were killed with the rest wounded. Reinforcements arrived too late. The wider action involved shelling of 28 airfields camps and towns, marking the heaviest overnight attacks since the war began.
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Mekong
North Vietnam
Paris
Mekong Delta
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