25 Jan 1969
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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1969
Page
1
Five killed and 15 injured as student demonstrations break out in Pakistan East Pakistan Spain France Italy Czechoslovakia. Protests demand political prisoners release democratic reforms and education improvements amid curfews and government crackdowns.
Sixteen service members from the Key West area were among four dozen passengers hijacked Friday to Cuba aboard a National Airlines plane. Interrogators for Cuban authorities reportedly harassed them with questions while offering coffee and sandwiches, and warned of brig time for illegal entry.
Madrid AP General Franco announces a three month state of emergency and a ban on press freedom to counter an alleged international conspiracy. Police gains search powers without warrants and the ability to detain or exile Spaniards. censorship returns after being abolished in 1966.
Paris AP report on Henry Cabot Lodge calling for mutual withdrawal of all foreign troops from South Vietnam and immediate restoration of the DMZ as a first practical step toward peace. He urged concrete proposals amid four-party talks with Hanoi the NLF and Saigon.
Brenda Shuffield Andry, 19, of Hot Springs, needs about 35 000 dollars for a kidney transplant at the University of Arkansas Medical Center. Volunteers have raised 28 000 dollars, aided by Arkansas legislators who donated a day’s per diem. Doctors seek a donor as donations come from across the United States.
Lor eta Parsons, 43, of Fonda, died in a one car accident on Route 245 north of Naples when her vehicle left the road and struck the stone foundations of a barn. Police reported the fatal crash occurred early Saturday.
Jim Ryun the world’s fastest miler marries Anne Snider in an Episcopal ceremony in Bay Village Ohio. Both 21, Snider is a Kansas State senior, Ryun a Kansas senior, and after a short honeymoon they return to Lawrence to resume studies.
Cmdr. Lloyd Bucher testified that North Korea intercepted hundreds of signals from the Pueblo crew sent home to prove their spying confessions were false. Beatings followed as captors reviewed propaganda films and other materials.
East Branch New York residents are back in their homes with warning that Delaware and Beaverkill Rivers could again surge. The hamlet of about 600 lies at the river junction and remains under a round the clock flood watch as thawing threatens more flooding.
Thomas K. Oakley an 18 year old forward on the undefeated Hinsdale Central School team died Friday night in a two car collision on Route 16 two miles north of Olean. His father Orrin Oakley chief of a volunteer fire department helped remove his son's body. The family had been in a nearby restaurant when sirens called firefighters to the wreck.
In Prague tens of thousands gathered in drizzle to bid farewell to Jan Palach, who died to preserve liberal ideals in a Soviet occupied Czechoslovakia. The vigil reflected widespread public sorrow and anti regime sentiment.
A Beirut newspaper Al Anwar says Egypt will restore diplomatic relations with the United States on February 15, but confirmation was not received in Cairo.
Three people were killed in a three car crash on a rural road near Prattsburgh northwest of Elmira. Victims were Alton J. Corey 27 and Peter Sutton 18 from Naples and Jane Babylon 45 from Prattsburgh.
A string of blasts rocked Laurel Mississippi during an early morning incident as eighteen tank cars carrying butane gas exploded. Fireball debris scorched several blocks, eight people were hospitalized, and thirty five homes were destroyed while police warned that eight more cars could ignite.
800 men of the 3rd Brigade, 82nd Airborne, deployed along the Song Be corridor 60 miles north of Saigon to choke off Viet Cong infiltration from Cambodia. Viet Cong 6th Division units move south. two sapper battalions threat to Long Binh and Bien Hoa bases. American air and ground forces press to disrupt enemy activity in Tay Ninh, Binh Long and Phuoc Long provinces. AUS command reports 1,000 helicopter shot down with two wounded crewmen rescued by a second helicopter.
Washington AP report notes President Nixon and Mrs. Nixon dine together nightly in the White House, a record for her 28-year marriage, with plans for a Friday night first formal state function and an interdenominational prayer service led by Billy Graham.
A 15 year old boy was arrested on a juvenile delinquency charge after the death of his father Joseph Davoli 57 from a single shotgun blast at their Fayetteville New York home late Friday State Police and Onondaga County District Attorney Frank Crualtierri led the investigation and the youth is held at Hillbrook Detention Center awaiting Family Court action.
A blast of arctic cold grips the midwest and moves into the East and South as rain and snow lash California and Nevada. Severe weather triggers floods, landslides, and evacuations with extensive damage in Los Angeles area and Azusa Glendora, including a fatal Brentwood mudslide and fire crew entrapment.
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