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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1961

Page

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Hijacker Keeps Crew Bullet Souvenirs On Havana Flight

Passenger recounts detailed hijacking aboard a Pan American World Airways jet to Havana. The hijacker handed each crew member a pistol and a cartridge as a grim souvenir and threatened the crew with detainment. Castro and other officials were involved as the plane landed and the incident unfolded in the cockpit.

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Release Of Airliner Halts Demands For An Ultimatum

Washington AP. Cuba released a hijacked Pan American jet landing in Havana, dampening calls for all American demands on Fidel Castro. Senate leaders debated penalties for air piracy while pursuing an extradition pact. discussion included a proposed 48 hour deadline and possible life imprisonment for hijacking.

Washington Cuba U.S Fidel Castro Senate Dirksen Mike Matsfield Mottana Ers Kennedy Castro Mansfield Robert S. Kerr D-Okla Pan American Eastern Air Lines Havana Thruston &. Morton Jacob K. Javits Rn.y Wayne Morse D-Gre Johan JA. Carrot Cole Jirk‘jsen Warren G Magnson D-Wash Senate Commerce Committee George D. Aiken Fr-Vt Pir High’ Seas

Arthur to Receive Catholic War Veterans Award

General Douglas MacArthur will receive the Honored Worlds award from the Catholic War Veterans of the United States. National Commander James W. Fay of New York said the presentation will be made August 19 during the organization's 26th national convention in Atlantic City.

Atlantic City Jueen Douglas MacArthur

Rabbi Saltzman to lead new temple in New York area

Rabbi Saltzman will depart Hagerstown to take a post at Temple Beth El in Chappaqua New York a larger congregation with 230 families He cites leadership challenges and inadequate facilities at the new post and notes his wife and he leave with sadness after forming many friendships in Hagerstown He is a New York City native and has held prior posts including Milwaukee and Cincinnati وبعد.

Page Station Rab Bi Saltzman Saltzmarr Temple Beth el Chappaqua Lechester N. Y Hagerstown Rabb Saltzman New York City Rabbi Saltzman Syracuse University Univer‘sity Cincinnati Hebrew Union College Reformed Tudisne United States Milwaukee Wis Saltzman Esther Merskowits Brooklyn N.Y Ativin Ave Debra Josh Oren

Fairgrounds iGuard Struck By Nightstick

Fairgrounds guard Paul Hosier, 18, of Big Pool, was assaulted with his own nightstick by five youths who arrived in a car near the cow barn. Hosier was X-rayed for a possible fracture at Washington County Hospital and treated for elbow injuries.

Paul Hosier Hagerstown Hosier Tosier Washington County

Ally tragedy reports eight deaths in home fire

A fragment states eight people died in an ally related to a fire at a residence. The note mentions total costs and fire casualties exceeding one half fire casualties, with limited readable context about location or agencies involved.

Brinsfield Named President of National Food Officials Group

C S Brinsfield longtime Maryland health official and former head of the Ashington County Sanitarium has been elected president of the Association of Food and Drug Officials of the United States. He directs the Maryland State Health Department division of food control and joined state service in 1947 after eight years at Hagerstown. The association, representing food and drug industries nationwide, develops standards and codes and has approved a frozen food code after five years of study. Brinsfield came to Hagerstown Dairy after graduating from the University of Maryland College of Agriculture.

U.S. Drinsier Ashington County Associaion of Food Anding United States Je S Division of Food Control Maryland Brinsfield Hagerstown University of Maryland College of Agriculture Jptealth Dept

Ike Passes His Driver's Test

In Gettysburg Pennsylvania Dwight D Eisenhower passed his driver’s test with flying colors. State Police Corporal Edward Gallagher who administered the tests said Eisenhower is an excellent driver after an oral examination and road test at the state police substation. He surpassed the 16 questions on the motor vehicle code and completed a required physical examination for new driver applicants.

Gettysburg Dwight D. Eisenhower Edward Gallagher Eisenhower Pennsylvania Gallagher

Maryland Motor Vehicle Revenue Distribution Highlighted

Comptroller L. Goldstein announced an $85.3 million distribution of motor vehicle revenue for the year ending June 20. The funds cover operation of the Maryland State Police and the Department of Motor Vehicles, with the largest share, about $23 million, going to the State Roads Commission for highway construction and maintenance after debt service and other allocations.

Annapolis Cap—Comptroller Tours L. Goldstein Maryland State Police Department of Motor Vehicles State Roads Commission SRC

Prayerful Faithful at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church

Prayer note from Amten. na E. Hoefs of Portland Oregon and St Pauls Lutheran Church members, thanking for protection and asking forgiveness as night falls. Teaches divine omnipotence and protection, closes in Jesus name Amen.

Cay Jesus

Government Issues Booklet For Deafened

The U S Department of Health Education and Welfare publishes a booklet titled How No Protect Your tearing about the causes of deafness and how to prevent it. Colds sinus measles infections injuries heredity and age are causes. Much of it can be prevented. Request a free copy by writing Tonemaster Dept Of W Alta Road Peoria Illinois.

U. S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare Tid W. Alta Road Airis

Private Marvin L. Shives Enlists at Fort Dix NJ

Pvt Marvin L Shives son of Mr and Mrs Robert B E Shives resides 315 W Wilson Burd 4 takes basic training at Fort Dix New Jersey assigned to FR-13614100 Co E 4th Tng Regl showing a training posting and full address for local notice purposes.

Marvin L. Shives Robert BE. Shives W. Wilson Co. E Fort Dix New Jersey

Hijacker Protests Onboard Airliner Flight Hijacked

A Pan American flight from Houston to Panama City was seized by a hijacker who claimed a protest against Washington. Passenger list included Colombian Foreign Minister Julio Ayala. The attacker forced entry to the cockpit. the crew issued a distress message later picked up in Brownsville as American fighters pursued the rogue craft.

Bers Washington Julio Cesar Furbay Ayala Coban Pan American Houston Tex Panama City Panama Mexico City Guatemala City San Jose Costa Rica Caden Brownsville

Hijacker Cadon Held in Havana After Pan Am Jet Hijack

Alberto Charles Cadon, accused hijacker of a Pan Am DC-8 with 81 aboard, forced the plane to Havana. He was disarmed by Cuban officials. the aircraft returned to Miami as passengers resumed travel. FBI says Cadon, described as unbalanced, will be charged in Havana.

Ballard Center Mexico City Samuel Mrfield Havana Cuba Miami Alberto Charles Cadon Pan American World Airways Mexico Cubar FBI Washington Cadon Sam Am Sam Enfield Paris New York Enfield Caron Barler White House Pan American Castro Eastern Air Lines Electra Bellevue Hospital PBI Caden Charlotte New York City

Kennedy and Johnson reach presidential succession pact

President Kennedy said he had an agreement with Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson to operate the presidency if he became incapacitated, mirroring Eisenhower and Nixon’s prior setup. Kennedy did not reveal details, noting White House press secretary Pierre Salinger would publicize the agreement later.

Washington Sai Kennedy Lyndon B. Johnson Johnson Richard MN Nixon Eisenhower Henney White House Pierre Salinger

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