Passenger Seizes Plane In Grounded Hijack Attempt
A 40 year old man from Columbus Ohio fired on passengers and crew aboard a DC3 at Chico Airport while the plane was grounded. He wounded two, attempted to take over, then was subdued by passengers and co pilot Alan Wheeler. Authorities report the attacker cited newspaper accounts as inspiration. A separate report notes a Congress bill to arm air crews and use cockpit security measures in response to the incident.
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Call-Up In 2 Months Is Hinted
Washington sources say Kennedy may order mobilization of first reserve units within about two months under his preparedness plan. Some units could be kept on alert this month, but active duty before September end seemed unlikely. Air Force units were expected to be called first as Congress authorized mobilization power by a 403 to 2 vote.
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Goldwater Writes For a Chronicle Page 22
Sen Barry Goldwater of Arizona becomes a Chronicle Telegraph editorial columnist starting today. He will write two to three times weekly sharing thoughts and opinions as a leading conservative voice. He has a long public career including Army Air Force service, Phoenix city council, and U S Interior Indian Affairs role. All column money goes to Arizona charities.
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Where To Turn Candidacy Is Declared
Medina Republican to seek lieutenant governor post. Sen. John Brown announces candidacy for 1962. First Page, Section B. Bee Hive is unusual hem of furniture in Avon Home. Page 8. There are enough registered motor vehicles to carry the entire population at one time. But to carry your sales message across town, Chronicle Classified Ads offers experienced account representation. Dial FA 3321 Elyria or CE 3 6173 Lorain today.
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Weather summary for Ohio region forecasts and conditions
Partly cloudy in northeastern and northwestern Ohio today tonight and Wednesday with a few showers or thunder showers. Highs 76 to 82 today and 68 to 81 Monday. 24 hour precipitation ended 8 p.m. Monday at 0.78 inch. Lake Erie small craft warnings in effect. East to northeast winds 12 to 20 knots today, veering tonight.
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Actor Billy Gray cited as bad actor at home
Italian wife Paola Quargnah filed for divorce from Billy Gray star of Father Knows Best. She said he told her before their separation on November 26 he did not want to stay married. Superior Judge Burnett Wolfson granted the divorce and alimony of 300 dollars monthly for six months noting the father figure advice in court.
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Ivan's Wife Sees Flaws in K Plan for 1980
Moscow report details Khrushchev’s 20 year economic program predicting state rearing of children from cradle to boarding school and public dining for families by 1980. A Moscow housewife criticizes the shift, arguing she wants cooking to remain at home while mothers are freed from chores.
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Ranger Launch Delayed Again Due to Technical Difficulties
Cape Canaveral reports another postponement of the Ranger deep space satellite launch. Ground support equipment and a frozen valve in the liquid oxygen system caused the delay. President Kennedy did not attend a scheduled news conference this week, with advisers citing the valve issue as the primary cause for the latest postponement.
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East German travel limits: polio claim amid refugee flow
East Berlin delayed enforcing new East West travel controls citing a West polio epidemic. West German officials dismissed the claim as a pretext to curb refugees, noting no real police barrier exists. The Health Ministry said restrictions could be announced by the Interior Ministry, with measures aimed at halting spread from West Germany.
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Quake Shakes Hollister Rattles Homes No Damage Reported
A UPI report states a moderate earthquake struck Hollister California at about 6 40 p m Monday shaking homes and rattling dishes with no damage reported.
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Four Towns Routed By Ammonia Fumes Evacuated In Illinois
More than 10,000 residents from Creve Coeur Bartonville North Pekin and Marquette Heights fled before dawn as ammonia fumes escaped from a ruptured barge on the Illinois River. About 20 people, many firefighters, were hospitalized with exposure while others were treated and released. Police civil defense volunteers searched towns warding off looting as residents retreated for safety and authorities shut the barge pump.
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Khrushchev Warns Kennedy of Tougher U S Stance
Khrushchev warned that firmer U S military steps over Berlin could trigger a tougher Soviet line. McCloy relayed Khrushchev's Vienna mood but no new demands emerged. Officials noted no immediate crisis, while Kennedys buildup and diplomatic push continued.
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Evacuation and Response After Chemical Leak Across Quad Cities
Evacuees fled to Brashey University Fieldhouse and area schools while others sheltered at the Hanna City radar base. Creve Coeur stayed put on higher ground as sirens wailed and police conducted door-to-door checks. Keystone Steel and Wire evacuated 80 percent of night staff. Pekin Hospital readied infant care. Red Cross operated at Bradley University Field House as Mid-South Chemical Co. blamed a faulty hose for the leak storing chemicals on shore.
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Rickover Suffered Mild Heart Attack, Navy Says
Vice Adm. Hyman G. Rickover age 61, nuclear submarine chief, had a mild heart attack. He was admitted to the U S naval hospital near Bethesda Maryland on July 25 and is now sitting up with excellent condition.
Britain Decides on Common Market Path Amid Split Opinion
British leaders and public split over Prime Minister Macmillan's decision to pursue full membership in the European Common Market. Parliament will debate the motion with a likely vote next week. formal negotiations not expected until October.
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