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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1972

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Two Jet Skyjacks Extort $500000 On Way To Algeria

A hijacker extorted $500,000 from Western Airlines aboard a Boeing 720 en route to Algiers after diverting from San Francisco. He claimed a bomb and allowed about half the 98 passengers to depart during a San Francisco stop and the rest during a refueling in New York. The plane originated in San Diego with stops in Los Angeles and Seattle, and authorities anticipated a later landing at Maison Blanche in Algiers. The hijacker, described as a Black man about 5 foot 8 to 6 feet, wore sunglasses and an Army uniform with captain’s bars.

New York Algeria Western Airlines San Francisco Kennedy Algiers Maison Blanche West Coast Seattle Air Pirate Angela Davis San Diego Los Angeles The

Hijacker Paratroops With $200000. Suspect Held Near Reno

FBI questions Robb D. Heady after a five hour manhunt for a hijacker who parachuted from a United 727 with 200000 dollars. Heady, 22, of Reno, is charged with air piracy as officers recover a parachute a gun and clothing linked to the hijacking near Washoe Lake.

Reno, Nev FBI United Air Lines Washoe County Reno Reno International Las Vegas Vern Loetterle Robb D. Heady Howard H. Heady Vietnam Heady Lotterle U.S Loetterle Washne Lake

Davis Trial Jury Shielded From Rumor

Angela Davis was not aware of hijack rumors during her murder kidnapping conspiracy trial as jurors deliberated five hours in a guarded San Jose courthouse. A $500 000 skyjacking at San Francisco Airport involved a hijacker claiming accomplices, while reports about her role were unconfirmed and disputed.

San Jose Calif Angela Davis Miss Davis Superior Court Richard E. Arnason San Francisco International Western Airlines Seattle

Castle Clinton Now a National Monument

Castle Clinton at the southern tip of Manhattan, built in 1808 for coastal defense, has served as a concert hall an immigrant reception station and the New York City Aquarium and is now designated a national monument.

Castle Clinton Manhattan Island New York City

Festus to Headline Vigo County Fair in 1972 Week

Wabash Valley Fair Association president W E Jukes announced Ken Curtis of Gunsmoke fame and the Speer Family will headline the Vigo County Fair week from August 6 to 11. Attendance aims for 250000 with events including auto demolition derbies tractor pulling and a western horse show. The Fair Queen contest starts August 5 followed by USAC sprint races on August 6 at Action Track.

Vigo County W. E. Jukes Jukes Ken Curtis Singing Speer United States Auto Club USAC Action Track

Equal TV Time Ordered for Chisholm in Primary Fight

Two networks must give Rep. Shirley Chisholm half an hour of prime time by June 5 and include her in ABCs June 4 Issues and Answers or provide equivalent air time. The court overturned FCC rulings deeming rival appearances bona fide news interviews and set up potential debates ahead of California's pivotal primary.

Washington Shirley Chisholm U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Federal Communications Commission Columbia Broadcasting System Chisholm California FCC American Broadcasting Co Sam Yorty Los Angeles

Terre Haute Area Weather Summary and Forecast

Weather report notes River Stage 4.4 feet and falling. Highs near 85, lows near 55 to 60. Indiana outlook for mostly cloudy mild conditions with scattered showers and possible thunderstorms, ending Sunday morning. Illinois mentions partly sunny, hot with chances of thunderstorms and upper 80s.

Terre Haute Indiana Illinois

Travel Code Eases with Ratification

Berlin reports that the Big Four foreign ministers signed documents activating the 1971 Berlin accord easing travel to and from West Berlin. The pact goes into effect at midnight and allows West Berliners 30 visiting days a year to East Berlin and East Germany.

Berlin West Berlin William P. Rogers Alex Douglas Britain Andrei Gromyko Soviet Union Maurice Schumann France Allied Control Council Bonn Willy Brandt East Germany Moscow West Germany West

More Than 250 Strikes Flown Over N Vietnam

Saigon reports over 250 fighter-bomber strikes across North Vietnam from Hanoi to Vinh destroying bridges trucks and storage works. One MIG19 shot down with no American losses claimed. Hanoi says three U S planes downed. Ground actions in Phu My Kontum and northern fronts continue with heavy casualties reported.

Saigon Hanoi Vinh North Vietnam U.S. Command Air Force Navy Marine U.S South Vietnam Saigon Command Coral Sea Saratoga Kitty Hawk

Skyjack Suspect Surrenders in Honduras Embassy

Frederick William Hahneman, linked to the May 5 Eastern Airlines hijack and a $303,000 cash haul, surrendered at the American Embassy in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. FBI said a warrant had been issued and a lookalike prompted the manhunt before the surrender. Hahneman, 49, born in Honduras, has family in Easton, Pennsylvania.

Washington UPI Frederick William Hahneman Eastern Airlines Tegucigalpa Honduras FBI Hahneman Hahnemann Allentown Miami Dulles International Central America New Orleans Caribbean United States Easton

Governor Wallace Weakened by Infection After Shooting

Gov George C. Wallace has lost twenty pounds due to a stubborn abdominal infection following surgery for a bullet wound at Holy Cross Hospital. Doctors say the infection weakens his abdominal wall and requires tube feeding, delaying a second operation to remove a bullet near his spine. The FBI reportedly completed its Bremer probe with no evidence of a conspiracy.

Silver Spring UPI George C. Wallace Washington Post FBI Arthur Herman Bremer Wallace Holy Cross Hospital Laurel Joseph F. Schanno Schanno Alabama Bremer

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