Mexican airliner hijacked to Havana
A Mexicana Airlines DC6 hijacked by a Cuban man identifying as Hugo Torres forced a landing in Havana with 17 passengers and five crew aboard. The hijacker showed a bag described as dynamite and demanded Cuba as the destination, later being taken into custody by Cuban police after the flight diverted from Merida to Mexico City. The crew and passengers were fed and the aircraft sought onward flight possibilities.
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Mexico. City
UPI
Mexicana Airlines
Cuba
Havana
Merida
Iexico
Yutatan Peninsula
Mexico City
Hugo ‘Torres
Kosygin Pushes for Easing East-West Tensions
Soviet Premier Kosygin told U S senators Albert Gore and Claiborne Pell that peaceful coexistence and reduced East West tension were goals for the near future. He warned detente would be difficult if one side sought greater strength. The talks in the Kremlin also covered Czechoslovakia and Vietnam, with Kosygin noting Soviet troops were in Czechoslovakia by agreement.
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Moscow
UPI
Alexei
Kosygin
U.S
Seris
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Claiborne Pell
D-R
Richard M. Nixon
Soviet Union
Senate” Foreign Relations Committee
Llewellyn. E Thompson
Gore
Pell
Czechoslovakia
Ence
Kremlin
Vietnam
Cold wave chills nation as Arctic air sweeps in
United Press International reports snow and rain across the country with Arctic air driving temperatures into the 30s in the Deep South and single digits in North Dakota. Gusty winds whip lake-effect flurries from Wisconsin to Minnesota as Maine and northern New England face freezing rain and snow. Kosygin and Gore discuss arms control and the Soviet nonproliferation treaty amid global tensions, while in Naples Italy former mayor Ferdinando Clemente stands trial for using city funds to pave a private road to his home.
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United
Press International
Dixie
Great Lakes
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Texas Plains
Minot
N.C
Key
West
Fla
Maine
New England
Naples
Italy
UPI
Ferdinando
Clemente Monday
Indictment Sought Against Joan Baez Protest Cards Incident
UPI reports Joan Baez interrupted a Forum concert and urged fans to turn in draft cards in protest against the Vietnam War. She collected more than 40 cards and said she planned to send them to officials.
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Joan Baez
Los Angeles
UPI
Joan —Baez
Forum
Robert L. Brosio
Federal Grand Jury
Miss Baez
Oakland Calif
David Harris
Stanford University
Resistance
TACT group to view films in Scottsdale. bake sale planned
The TACT group will show three films on the Spanish Revolution campus dissent and the Black Power movement at 8 p.m. Friday at the Western Savings building Scottsdale Rd and 1st St. A bake sale runs Saturday from 9 a.m. at Basha's Market Scottsdale and Indian School Rd. From 9 a.m. until sold out.
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Phoenix
Scottsdale
Western Savings Building
Scottsdale Rd
1St St
Basha’s Market
Scottsdale and Indian School
Bake Sale Planned by The Sisterhood of Har Zion
The Sisterhood of Har Zion will hold an outdoor bake sale Wednesday at 10 a.m. outside Bayless' store at Fashion Square. Delicacies include private family recipes popular in prior bake sales. Mrs Isadore Margolis is in charge of arrangements. Mrs Wilfred Goreon is president of the Sisterhood.
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Sisterhood of
Har ‘Zion
Bayless’ Store
Fashion Square
Isadore Margolis
Wilfred Goreon
Hopkinson Speaks at Scottsdale Arts Council Luncheon
The Valley Arts Council luncheon featured Cyril Hopkinson CPA among three speakers. The talk focused on tax rights for volunteers in nonprofit groups. The council includes World Adventures, Arizona Chapter of the Society of Arts and Letters, Scottsdale Artists League, Community Players, Parks and Recreation, Young Players, and the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation.
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Valley Arts ' Council
Scottsdale
Cyril Hopkinson
Arts Council
World Adventures
Arizona
The
Society of Arts and Letters
Scottsdale Artists’ League
Scottsdale Community Players
Scottsdale Parks, and Recreation Department
Young Players
Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation
Not His Day Ends With Nighttime Assault
Daniel Floyd 19 told police a stranger attacked him on returning home at 9 30 p m Sunday entering his apartment door side, a six foot six inch male about 200 pounds with blue cross tattoos on jaw and red and blue cross on the hand wore a black leather jacket. The assailant knocked Floyd unconscious twice before leaving.
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Daniel Floyd
Floyd
Thomas
Czechoslovak leaders rally support for new party line
Prague reports show Czech and Slovak leaders pressing for backing of a harsher party program. Students journalists and workers protest reforms as Bratislava ratifies a resolution replacing the April action plan, replacing democratic reforms from the Dubcek era amid memories of the 1968 invasion.
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Prague
UPS
Slovak Communist Party
Bratislava
Comenius University
Gustav Husak
Oldrich
Cernik
Ceske Budejovice
Alexander Dubcek
World War I Veterans to Vote on Officers
Scottsdale Veterans of World War I will hold elections of officers Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Scottsdale VFW hall 222 S. Wells Fargo. All veterans of World War I are invited to attend.
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Scottsdale
VFW
S. Wells Fargo
Kindergarten Teachers Elect Officials in Scottsdale
Two Scottsdale teachers were elected and installed for two year terms in the Arizona Kindergarten Teachers Association AKTA. The leaders are Dr Louise Rupp Copopah president and Mrs Frances Greenwald Kachina secretary. AKTA affiliates the Arizona Education Association to support state kindergartens and teacher concerns. Arizona has few kindergartens with private schools and local districts offering some programs.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
Kindergarten Teachers’Association
Louise Rupp
Cocopah
Frances Greenwald
Kachina
AKTA
Arizona ‘Equcation, Association
Winter Asian flu feared as vaccine production expands
U.S. Surgeon General Dr. William H. Stewart warned of a potential winter epidemic of a new Asian flu strain. He noted vaccine production is just beginning and 17.5 million doses are earmarked for elderly and chronically ill patients, while overall risk remains low for most people. Authorities expect vaccines to roll out by month’s end with immunity building two weeks after inoculation.
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Washington
UPI
William H. ‘Stewart
U.S
Stewart
Public Health Service
Emeritus Mayo Clinic Consultant Raises Public Attention
Noted figure labeled emeritus consultant at Mayo Clinic draws interest amid ongoing discussions around his contributions and public profile in medical circles.
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Mayo~Clinic
The Mixed Legacy of Great Minds and a Contested Cure
In a column blending philosophy and medical notes, the writer cites Schweitzer and Lincoln among figures with flaws. It covers glomectomy for asthma, tracing its rise and decline through Mayo Clinic trials and a 14 investigator study showing limited lasting benefit and unchanged or worse symptoms for most patients.
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Fac
America
Mayo Clinic
Journal of the Ama
American Medical Association
Leonard Bernstein
American Academy of Allergy
United States
Canada
San Francisco State to Reopen Campus After Violence
President Robert Smith ordered the reopening of San Francisco State by Wednesday after a grueling trustees meeting. Trustees, led by Chancellor Glenn Dumke and ex officio board president Ronald Reagan, directed immediate resumption of classes amid tensions from the George Mason Murray Black Panther incident and campus arson.
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Los
Angeles
Robert Smith
San Francisco
State—College
State College
Smith
Glenn Dumke
Ronald Reagan
Murray
Black Panther
Monae
Dumke
Yugoslav Army To Spend 153 Million On Modernization Next Year
Belgrade defense officials say the Yugoslav army will allocate 153 million dollars to modernization next year, as announced by Defense Minister Col. Gen. Nikola Ljubicic on Monday.
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Belgrade
UPI
Defense
Nikola Ljubicic
Onal
Poodle Chews Teeth Prompting Onsite Dental Plate-Weld Repair
A Californian dog owner reports his poodle chewed a false tooth. The dentist fixed the plate on the spot and claimed the repair holds like new. Plate-Weld is advertised as available for immediate on-site repairs.
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Richard M. Nix
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Sisterhood
Hears Hopkinson
Scottsdale Progress
Jonathan Marshall
Girl Scouts
Jack Taylor
E. Earll
DR. Walter
Alvarez
the Doctor
Shakespeare
John Gunther
Albert Schweitzer
Earl D. Bond
Bond
Abraham Lincoln
Alfred Lord’ Tennyson
William James
John Cowper
Descartes
Richard Wagner
Vincent van Gogh
Lord Bacon
Frederick the Great
SFS
Yugoslav
Poodle
Chuck Carter
Aes
Scottsda
Dag
MIDAS
Scottsdale Road
Medicare
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