French hijacker aboard Pan American jet hijacks to Havana
FBI plans to charge Albert Cadon, a 27 year old itinerant Paris artist and former European reform school student, with piracy for hijacking a Pan American World Airways jet over Mexico and forcing it to fly to Havana. Cadon was arrested in Havana after the plane returned with 80 passengers and crew.
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High Seas
Pan American’ World Airways
Fla
Mexico
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DCI
United States
Albert ‘Charles Cadon
Paris
Washington
Cadon
France
New York City
Charlotte
East 9Th St
New York
Bellevue Hospital
New ‘York
Castro
Pan American
U.S
Cuba
Eastern Air Lines
Electra
Florida
Belgium
Capital
Guatemala
Mexico City
Carl’ Ballard
Huntsville
Tex
Houston
Senate Plans Death Penalty On Air Piracy
The U S Senate considered a measure to impose the death penalty for hijacking American airliners. Debates centered on amendments by Senators Yarborough and Magnuson to allow juries to decide death or life in prison, with other proposals for embargoes and military action discussed.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Cuba
Mexico
Havana
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Mike Mansfield
Mont
GOP
Everett M Dirksen
Iil
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
Yarborough
Magnuson’s
Air Guard Opens Recruit Drive for 161st Fighter Group
Arizona Air National Guard's 161st Fighter Group launches a recruiting drive seeking 135 airmen with prior service. Lt Col Gipson notes veterans will receive rank up to staff sergeant and may retain separation benefits. Interested former servicemen contact the enlistment office at Sky Harbor base, telephone BRidge 5-7571.
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Arizona Air National Guard
161St
Berlin
Clifford L. Gipson
Air Guard
Air National Guard
Sky Harbor Airport
Central Service On Food Saves Schools Money
Bill Pederson Scottsdale School District food service chief outlines centralized lunch program saving costs by eliminating eight kitchens and serving 8000 to 10000 meals daily at 28 cents each with three cents federal aid. Nationally the lunch program is a $1 billion, 14 million meals per day operation. Scottsdale Lions plan Prescott district meeting with Bud Timms Bob Flores and John Utter.
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Scottsdale Lions Club
Bill Pederson
Scottsdale
Valley Ho
Pederson
Scottsdale Lions
Prescott
Bud Timms
Bob Flores
John Utter
Eichmann Conviction Demanded Over Mass Jewish Deaths
Israeli Attorney General Gideon Hausner urged a conviction of Adolf Eichmann on all 15 counts including crimes against humanity and the Jewish people. He argued Eichmann was responsible for the mass murder of six million Jews as the court adjourned for defense summation.
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Jerusalem
API
Gideon Hausner
Adolf Eichmann
Hausner
Gestapo
Robert Servatius
Eichmann
Scottsdale Forecast Sees Potent Thunderstorms Tonight and Friday
Mostly fair mornings give way to considerable afternoon and evening cloudiness today and Friday. A 70 percent chance of afternoon or night thundershowers with brief strong gusts. Temperature highs near 103, lows around 76 Friday. 24 hour period ending 4 am.
Growth Group To Advise City After Labor Day
Scottsdale to form a Growth Committee to advise on annexation bonds and city projects. City Manager Bob McNutt proposed recruiting outstanding citizens across fields. Mayor Kimsey noted unsolicited service offers and will submit names. Knudsen urged broad community representation. Appointments postponed until after Labor Day due to vacations.
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Scottsdale
Council
Bob McNutt
M. E. Kimsey
Mrs. Wagner Attends National Education Conference
Mrs. Mary Wagner, secretary to Dr. John L. Ashe, Scottsdale superintendent of schools, returned from Corvallis Oregon where she attended the National Education Association secretaries conference on the Oregon State University campus. She represented Scottsdale educational office personnel as a delegate from the Arizona Educational Secretary group.
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Mary Wagner
John L. Ashe
Scottsdale
Corvallis
Oregon
National Education Association
Lumber theft at Butler Homes site on Rancho Vista Drive
$230 worth of plywood panels and studs were stolen from a home under construction at 4557 E Rancho Vista Drive. Officials say 51 plywood sheets, each 4 by 8 feet, and 136 studs were taken, with a truck suspected in the transportation.
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Butler Homes
Rancho Vista Drive
Sullivan Funeral Services Saturday
Funeral services for John B. Sullivan, who died Wednesday, will be held Saturday at 9 a.m. in the chapel of A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary in Phoenix with interment in Scottsdale Cemetery.
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John B. Sullivan
A.L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
Phoenix
Scottsdale Cemetery
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