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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1969

Page

3

Don Samuelson on Snake River boat trip inspection

Gov Don Samuelson was away from Boise returning from a four day elk hunt and on a boat trip up the Snake River to inspect hydroelectric dams and dam sites for fish migration along the Idaho Oregon border. The trip included his wife and Al Minton and Washington Water Power Co officials. He planned to return Sunday.

Don Snake Boise Don Samuelson Msnake Idaho-Oregon Fig al Minton Washington ‘Water Power Co Minton Department of Commerce and Development Boise

Indians Hold Civil Rights Meet in Spokane

About 100 representatives of 24 Western United States tribes met a three day conference in Spokane to discuss civil rights, enrollment, and inheritance for tribal membership. Weston said the aim was to educate Indians on civil rights while recognizing tribal sovereignty over membership.

Idaho John F. Meisen Lewiston Lowell Idaho County Meisen Leo Whitcomb Spokane Wash UPI United States Indian Tribes Bureau of Indian Affairs Paul Weston Portland Bureau ‘of “Indian Affaire Elizabeth Walz Washington Weston

Hijacker forces refueling stops on LA to Bangor flight

New York FBI and airport police monitored a gunman on a Trans World Airlines Boeing 707 hijacking from Los Angeles to San Francisco and diverting to Denver and New York before heading to Bangor Maine. The hijacker, wearing a military tunic and carrying a rifle, kept one stewardess as a hostage and allowed most passengers to disembark at Denver. Crew included Capt Donald Cook and First Officer Wenzel Williams. FBI head John F. Malone preferred not to force surrender at Denver, and the plane continued to New York with a hostage. Further stops were planned and several stewardesses released at Denver.

New York Egypt Trans World Airlines California Denver Bangor Maine Crelmn TWA Billy Williams R. H.hastings John’ F. Kennedy Airport Kennedy FBI John F. Malone New York Area Malone Kansas City Los Angeles San Francisco Kennedy International Airport Baltimore Haiper T. Coleman I °Bi Scott Werner Cook Las Vegas Salt Lake City Edeaver Ile Miss Coleman St. Louis Kansas City

Boise Airport Commission Extends 10 Days for Air West

Boise's airport commission gave Air West an additional 10 days to pay 32 000 dollars in past due landing fees and hangar rentals at the Boise Air Terminal. Airport Manager Don Duvall said the airline asked for time to work out a payment formula for past due and current obligations after an earlier deadline was set.

Boise UPI Airport Commission Air West the Bois Air Terminal Don Duvall

Locke Nominated U S Marshal for Eastern Washington

President Nixon named George A. Locke of Spokane for U S Marshal of the Eastern District of Washington. If Senate confirms, the 45 year old would replace Idswood who has held the post since January 1968. Atwood called the replacement an inevitable change.

Washington Nixon George A. Locke Spokane U. S Catherine May Wash District of Washington Locke Senate Idswood Atwood

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