First US airline hijacker shot dead at Kennedy after Port Authority chase
Richard A. Obergfell 27, a former United mechanic, hijacked a Trans World Airlines jet at LaGuardia after boarding with no weapon. He held stewardess Idie Concepcion at gunpoint and steered the plane to Chicago then back to Kennedy via a nine mile truck shuttle. An FBI agent fatally shot him as he approached a jet at Kennedy. Concepcion was unharmed.
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Richard Oberfell
Parker Avenue
Passiac
N. J
Kenedy Airport
LaGuardia Field
Kennedy
Trans World Airlines
Idie Maria Concepcion
New York
Kennedy Airport
Milan
Italy
LaGuardia
TWA
Chicago
la Guardia
Richard A. Obergfell
Clifton
Newark
United Airlines
Obergfell
United States
John F. Malone
Miss Concepcion
Albert R Hawes
Hawes
Apollo 15 to launch moon satellite in lunar flyby
Apollo 15 plans to eject a 7 pound satellite into a 69 mile lunar orbit from Kennedy Space Center on August 4 ahead of return maneuvers. Astronauts David Scott James Irwin and Alfred Worden will fire to start home and the mini craft will study solar wind particles and magnetic fields with three experiments aboard a solar powered S-band transponder system. The craft will spin for stabilization after ejection.
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Space Center
Houston
Moon
Cape Kennedy
David R. Scott
James B Irwin
Alfred M. Worden
Earth
Worden
Apollo
British Army raids in Northern Ireland intensify anti terror drive
British forces led a 1800-strong operation raiding over 100 homes in Northern Ireland. 48 people arrested, six released after questioning, as officials promise continued offensives to curb IRA violence amid protests from Catholic opposition and concerns of further turmoil.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
London
United Kingdom
Reginald Maudling
Irish Republican Army
IRA
The
Irish Republic
Bernadette Devlin
John Hume
Social Democratic and Labor Party
Wheaton Woman Dies In Wreck
A 46 year old Wheaton woman, Ann Patricia Tenney of 13921 Bestpage La, died Friday morning when her Rambler veered off I-708 at the Route 189 underpass. Police say the car, traveling about 50 mph, swerved right and struck the abutment. It is unclear whether a heart attack or sleep caused the crash. The wreck occurred at 3:3 am.
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Wheaton
Ann Patricia Tenney
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Sheep-Shearing Pill Discovered in Florida Research
Prof. Phil Loggins of the University of Florida reports a pill that stops wool growth long enough to allow barehanded sheep shearing. The drug cyclophosphamide, from cancer research, may be marketed by Bristol Laboratories after FDA safety certification. He says it could be cheaper than professional shears, with clippers costing up to $1.25 per sheep.
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Gainesville
Fla
Phil Loggins
University of Florida
Loggins
Bristol Laboratories
Food and Drug Administration
Numairi's Return Spells Disaster For Arab Reds
BEIRUT Lebanon AP The return to power of Sudanese President Jaafer el Numairi is a disaster for Arab communism and a setback for the Soviet Union. Numairi cracks down on the 6000 member Sudanese Communist party, promoting nationalism and homegrown socialism while suppressing leftists. A pro Communist military junta toppled him, but Numairi ordered arrests and held summary trials with four coup leaders sentenced to death. The Kremlin’s displeasure grows though Sudan relies on Russian arms and aid.
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Lebanon
Jaafer el Numairi
Soviet Union
Numairi
Communist Party
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Nasser
Russia
Sudan
Kremlin
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