Editorial praise for Captain Vaughn after hijacker shooting
Mailbag letters condemn the hijacker at Saigon airport and defend Captain Vaughn for protecting passengers. They note the hijacker's American education and small stature, arguing disarmament was impractical. The editorial commends the pilot and police and urges sympathy for passengers over attackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Vaughn
Democrats Confront Big Television Money and Public Pledges
The piece notes vast TV spending for the party with Roosevelt Greer and Carol Channing entertaining, but emphasizes the crowd funded appeal. It highlights uncertain totals, the importance of small donors, and a call for reform to curb rising election costs.
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Roosevelt Greer
Carol Channing
Bobby Kennedy
Desertions Rise Among North Vietnamese Unit Near DMZ
Wall Street Journal report notes an antiaircraft battalion near the DMZ losing over 40 percent to casualties and desertion since June. Intelligence shows more than 50 men fled, signaling deteriorating North Vietnamese effectiveness and potential political impact in Washington.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Washington
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
North
South Vietnam
Hanoi
South Vietnamese Army
ARVN
War protester killed in hijacking described as infamy
A Scottsdale reader laments the death of a 24 year old Vietnamese honor student killed during a hijacking. The letter criticizes the violence and condemns both the captain and the police for the fatal outcome. Victoria Marina, Countess Lingen, signs the piece from Scottsdale.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Tracy
Wood
Itsdale
Saigon
Victoria-Marina
Lingen Scottsdale
Captain Vaughn's stance on theft and air piracy
The statement condemns theft and air piracy while arguing against immediate on the spot punishment. It asserts that theft is not a capital offense and urges a judge and jury to decide if a criminal dies, reflecting a call for due process.
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Miami labeled top drug entry port by narcotics officials
New Brunswick New Jersey Home News notes narcotics officials once named Miami the number one port of entry for drugs. The report mentions cocaine smuggling in small parcels and that some materials for road work have been acquired with property owners notified.
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Miami
New Brunswick
N.J
Home News
Whales face extinction after Stockholm summit call
Stewart Udall and Jeff Stansbury report on the environmental conference in Stockholm urging a ten year halt to whaling. They warn that blue and humpback whales near doom and bowhead numbers have fallen to critically low levels.
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Stewart Udall
Jeff Stansbury
Stockholm
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