Hijacker Minichiello Seized After Rome Flight Drama
Rafael Minichiello, a Marine AWOL, hijacked a Trans World Airlines Boeing 707 from Los Angeles to Rome. After a 6,900 mile multi stop journey via Denver and Shannon, he was found in the Sanctuary of Divine Love near the Appian Way and questioned by Rome police. The FBI says he faces air piracy kidnapping and interference charges in New York.
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California
Rafael Minichiello
New York
United States
Atlantic Ocean
Europe
Seattle
Wash
Naples
Minichiello
Marine Corps
Camp Pendleton
Calif
FBI
Trans World Airlines
Donald Cook
Cook
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Denver
Colo
John Kennedy
Bangor
Maine
Shannon
Ireland
Pietro Guli
Guli
Halloween viciousness under fire
Pranks turning Halloween into a dangerous night spread across cities as sharp objects and needles were found in candy and fruit. Officials warned charges of second degree reckless endangerment could apply, while parents debated letting children go trick or treating.
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Middletown
N.Y
Syracuse
William F. Walsh
Patricia
Ilion
Madison County
Spencer Feldmann
Feldmann
New York
Prisoner escapes Medina jail during transfer
Medina police and sheriff deputies search for Donald Boyd 21 after he broke from a deputy during transfer to maximum security. Boyd previously assaulted a patrol officer, grabbed the gun, handcuffed the officer to a cruiser, and fled through a lobby window onto a garage roof. He was captured hours later and remains jailed on charges including assault and armed robbery.
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Anita Schrodt Medina
Cleveland
Donald Boyd
Boyd
Medina
Medina County
Norman J Stuat
Obediin child receives pin filled apple report
Police in Oberlin say they interviewed a suspect who allegedly gave a child a pin-filled apple during rock or treat on East Lorain Street. The case remains under investigation.
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Oberlin
East Lorain Street
Weather outlook for Ohio with cooler rain and sun later
A weather summary notes cooler temperatures and rain in most sections of Ohio as a cold front moves across the state. Temperatures ease today then little change tomorrow with sunny skies expected. Sunset today is 5 23 p m and sunrise tomorrow 7 a m. High 6 degrees yesterday afternoon and low 31 degrees this morning.
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Ohio
Helicopter Crash Kills 10 Aboard Near Saigon
A U S Army command helicopter crashed in scrub near Tay Ninh province about 65 miles northwest of Saigon killing 10 aboard. Among the dead was a battalion commander. initial reports say none of the crew faced enemy fire.
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Saigon
Army Command
UHS
Tay Ninh
Man dies after fight over wife in Elyria lot
A 20 year old Elyria man, Terry White of 133 Parkview Court, was stabbed 17 times in a parking lot fight over his wife Nancy. White died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 10 25 p m. A 24 year old local man was arrested and questioned.
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Elyria
Terry White
Parkview Ct
Elyria Memorial Hospital
White
Lorain County
Elytia
Nancy
Senate Finance Committee approves broad tax reform plan
The Senate Finance Committee voted to report the largest tax code revision in U.S. history. If enacted the plan would reduce income tax rates, create a new $1,100 low income allowance, raise the minimum standard deduction, and cut taxes for many individuals and families with changes phased in through 1971 and 1972.
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Senate Finance Committee
Senate
House
Nixon
The Ship That Went Out in the Cold and Failed to Return
The Pueblo tale unfolds through Navy Court of Inquiry testimony and stark witness accounts. It recounts the 1968 capture by North Korea, the strain on code of conduct, and long investigative reporting by AP writers Sid Moody Jules Loh and Richard A. Meyer in a 400 000 word tabloid section set to appear tomorrow.
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U.S.A
Wonsan
North Korea
Sea of Japan
Navy Court of Inquiry
Gene Murphy
Gene Lacy
Associated Press
Sid Moody
Jules Loh
Richard A. Meyer
Chronicle Telegram
Renascent Square redevelopment eyed for fall start
Howard T Rice of Trident Industries outlined Renascent Square in Elyria, a private 0 million project to redevelop a city block from West Avenue to Court Street. Plans call for a West Avenue start with a five year completion, relocation of offices, and a four high rise nucleus anchored by a department store not yet named. The project, announced by The Chronicle Telegram via H. C. T. Corp., aims to relocate offices from the Elyria Savings and Trust Bank Building as old structures are razed.
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Renascent Square
Elyria
Howard T Rice
Trident Industries Tne
H.C T. Corp
Chronicle Telegram
Rice
West Avenue
Broad Street
Second Street
Court Street
Elytia Savings and Trust Bank
Fice
YWCA
Elyria Pioneers Clinch Buckeye Crown in 41-0 Win
Elyria High School's Pioneers routed Fremont 41 to 0 to seize sole possession of the Buckeye Conference title. The article also previews other area games and mentions pages 11-16 for details.
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Elyria High School
Fremont
Buckeye
Alchemy tale in Sunday Chronicle captivates Beth Ann Sadowski
The Sunday Chronicle presents a mystery of alchemy tied to Beth Ann Sadowski and her family life. Reporter Jean Mlincek and photographer John Fazio cover the enigmatic operation and its curiosity sparked at 952 Wilder Ave. Betty Hinman writes the women’s page feature, while Embree Hoffman reports on a seminar for Parents Without Partners.
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Beth Ann Sadowski
Richard Sadowski
Wilder Ave
Sunday Chronicle
Jean Mlincek
John Fazio
Elizabeth Hough
Betty Hinman
Parents Without Partners
Embree Hoffman
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