Prisoner Hijacks Transcontinental Liner to Cuba
A 32 year old bank robber took control of a Trans World Airlines jet near Tulsa after asking to use the bathroom. Lester Perry forced cockpit access with a razor and wine bottle, coerced the captain toward Havana, but Cuban guards boarded and removed him as passengers remained aboard. The 131 on board were returned to the U.S. with the plane landing late. Captain J L Wilmot said he was unaware of the prisoner on board.
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Miami
UPI
St. Louis
U.S
William Lavin
Lester Perry
Perry
Cuba
Trans World Airlines
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Scranton
Deborah Sullivan
J. L. Wilmot
Havana
Tulsa
Okla
Wilmot
United States
Moorestown
N.J
Trash pickup postponed in Hartland Township after death
The Hartland Township trash collection set for Monday has been postponed due to a death. It will be rescheduled in the near future.
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Hartland Township
Milan Melon Festival Crown Race Draws Fifteen Contestants
Fifteen girls compete for queen of the Milan Melon Festival Aug 30 to Sept 1 featuring exhibits a street fair and parade. Biographies spotlight four contestants Judy Bagley Ann Seaman Cindy Doerner and Deborah Crecelius with school affiliations clubs hobbies and sponsor groups.
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Milan
Girls Athletic Association
Cindy
Milan Village Council Approves Wage Increase and Police Dispatch Contract
Milan Village Council adopted two emergency ordinances. Part time and seasonal wages rise from 1 to 3.50 dollars per hour, replacing the 1 to 2 scale. A contract for police radio call answering and dispatch costs 70 dollars monthly.
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Milan
Milan Bridge Restoration Cost Faces High Price Tag
Erie County Engineer Kenneth A. Palta told Milan residents that restoring the old U.S. 250 bridge near Milan could cost up to 150000 dollars with a new permanent bridge at 100000 plus 16000 to remove the old structure and 15000 to 20000 for approach repairs. He noted only token federal aid may be available and a full engineering study is needed before deciding on relocation. Palta warned the Fries Landing restoration will be the county’s most expensive, with potential relocation costs near 1 million dollars and 10 bridges destroyed in the July 4 storm. He said all work must be under contract within a year to qualify for aid.
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Milan
U.S. 250
Milan Steel
Erie County
Kenneth A. Palta
Milan Town Hall
Palta
Fries Landing
G. William Swain
Frederick H. Deering
Francis D. Young
McIntyre Road
State Highway Department
Sandusky
Swain
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Frank Bagley
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Marietta University
Ann Seaman
Carol Seaman
Anne
Girls State
Firelands
Ann
William & Mary College
Williamsburg
Milan Research Club
Cindy Doerner
Ohio State
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Deborah Crecelius
Milan Civic Club
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James Crecelius
Future Homemakers of America
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Crecelius
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Jeannie Holzmiller
Florence Knalley
Glenn Rockwell
Huron Commissioners
Huron County
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Strout
Athens
Aristotle Onassis
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Star View Drive
Rt. 20 West
Norwalk
James Garner
Walter Brennan
Cherokee Productions
Deluxe Gee
APEC
NN Leo
TMV
United Artists
Lucille Ball
Henry Fonda
Rmansamenica Corpore
THE
Citizens National
E. Main ST
Southside
Benedict Ave
Fisher Titus
Northside
Milan Ave
Cline St
F.D.I.C
Federal Reserve System
Berlin Road
Bellamy Road
Berlin Heights
Blossom Music Center
Cleveland Orchestra
George Szell
Louis Lane
Pierre Boulez
Gary Puckett
Union Gap
Michael Charry
Carnival OF Musical Animals
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Serebrier
Grieg
Mahler
Alicia DE Larrocha
Beethoven
Mozart
Stravinsky
Firebird
O. C. Smith
Buddy Rich
Sixten Ehrling Conducting
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Piano Hovhaness
Schumann
Sibelius
West Steels Corners Road
Cuyahoga Falls
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Columbia Pictures Presents
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Carl Foreman
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