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3 Killed in Hijack 'We Wanted to Stop Him And We Did' SAN FRANCISCO (AP) "We wanted to stop the hijack- Pacific Southwest Airline way while negotiations by radio Boeing 737 taken over by two continued and the money and Ing and stop it we did," said the hijackers for six hours Wednes- materials were collected. FBI special agent in charge, day. Under orders from the we're not pleased jackers who sought an "inter- si Hi describing how authorities stormed a pirated aircraft and killed two hijackers in a gun battle while passengers were still aboard. Officials said shots fired by one of the hijackers killed a passenger and wounded two others after federal agents charged aboard an interstate Jackie Wins; Galella Can't Follow Her NEW YORK (AP) Freelance photographer Ronald Galella has been barred from going near Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis. A federal judge ruled that Galetta had "relentlessly invaded" her right to privacy.

U.S. District Court Judge Irving Ben Cooper wrote in his decision Wednesdays that Galella that three passengers were national pilot," a FBI agent wounded," said Robert Geb- dressed as one approached the hardt, FBI special agent in plane carrying the money, Geb- charge. He made the comment hardt and Dave Gardella, PSA before learning that one of the security director, said, passengers had died. After stripping to his he said in response to wear on orders from a hijacker, a reporter's question, "some- the agent dressed again and body had to make a decision." went up the stair ramp with his Three FBI men who had hands on his head, sneaked up under the fuselage in the meantime, the other of the plane rushed aboard three agents had landed from a after the hijackers refused to power boat in San Francisco release 81 passengers, Geb- Bay and approached the plane hardt said. from its rear, where they could The slain hijackers had de- not be seen from inside.

At the manded two parachutes, last moment, they rushed up 000 and passage to Siberia the stairway behind the ne- shortly after taking the plane gotiator, the FBI said, over in the air, officials said. The two hijackers were de- Gebhardt said the FBI men scribed as recent immigrants moved in on the plane only after from Bulgaria, the hijackers refused to release The shaken passengers said the passengers until the ransom things were calm, if grim, dur- was handed over. ing the six-hour drama before "I saw two FBI men enter the the shooting started. Several plane," said Dr. Manuel Al- praised the plane crew, espe- "was like a shadow every- varez 58, of Sacramento, Ca- daily the stewardesses.

where she went he followed her a passenger. "The first came through with his hands on his head, and the second came up shooting, blasting away with a shotgun." hijacker "crumpled to MEXICO (MO.) LEDGER Page Thursday, July 6, Engineering pj erre Students TT- Shortage Seen Named Premier Man Who Held WASHINGTON (AP) Mass layoffs in the aerospace and electronics industries in had a severe Impact on enrollment in engineering schools PARIS (AP) Pierre Mes- fired Premier Jacques Chaban- HOStagC smer, soldier, colonial adminis- Delmas on Wednesday and trator, staunch Gaullist and replaced him with Messmer in IQ OhPfffPu now France's premier, Is a an attempt to pull back it nnniH nrM shadowy fl gwe in French poll- disaffected Gaulllsts before eSTS SKS SST Th. are signs that he lan- men enrnlm back Smewhat educator? bounce faU never courtert ersonal ubUc and a de ree ln not tooktai for ity ima ls that of a ser 8 ua 8 es but set the dlrectlon comDlete reovery tamtto vant the tate and above a11 a hls career graduating from complete recovery from we member of the tight group thflt the lfll gchod wh ch trfllned reJisteredfn" the fall of 1971 unswervingly defends what it France's colonial adminis- at a time professes to to the ideol of trators. are fdc adu- Charles de Gaulle He was one of the first to At 56 Messm er's life has tak- spond to De Gaulle's appeal of en duateare hhn trom the academic June 18, 1940, for Frenchmen to faring much bette accSdbS world to the jungles of Vietnam, rally to his Free French cause to of to the deserts and mountains of and start to fight back against of aSSeerta? a Afrlca and now to the second the Nazi war machuie Mes hlghest ost in the natlon fought in North Africa, President Georges Pompidou "Engineering will never become obsolete," said Palladino. "National statistics indicate there will be a shortage of new engineers in four years if high 15th LPN Class Opens 25 Enrolled Seriousness of the situation was underscored by a survey by the Engineers Joint Council which showed there were 26,000 fewer engineering students in Nursi ng started yesterday with trator.

25 students enrolled. Messmer following students are notably at the battle of Bir Hakeim, and on D-Day in Normandy. Volunteering for the paratroops, he jumped into Indochina near the end of the war to help set up the framework for the return of French administration. The Japanese captured him, but eventually he The 15th class of the Mexico was released and took up his Public Sch Plactlcal work as a colonial adminis- and engaged in offensive conduct." Cooper dismissed Galella's suit accusing Mrs. Onassis of interfering with his righttomakealivingandfound Jl? floor, "said Alvarez The him guilty of contempt for FBI the man had defying an earlier order to keep his distance from the family.

Galella has made something of a career of photographing the former First Lady and her Bow and Killing Suspect Is Captured DAMAGED U.S. Air Force photo released in Saigon shows the damaged 96- foot long Vu Chua railroad bridge hit by guided bombs June 22. The bridge, located 38 miles from Hanoi, crossed the Suoi Ngang River in North Vietnam. (AP Wirephoto) 1971 than a year earlier. Dr.

Chauncy Starr, dean of the UCLA school of engineering enrolled in thii dass and applied science, had this prediction for aspiring engi- do chin a governor over to went from Mauritania Inas in 1952 851 courted by employers as they the 60s. two children, Caroline and John 14 Americans Killed in Week automatic in each hand but did 1 not open fire. In the rear of the plane, the other hijacker had another automatic and fired at least with the bow and arrow murder pu-r-apH in Dpath T-L j. r- aid. Unar ea ueain Threat FOUttd SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) A 17-year-old Sioux City youth Vnimtx was formally charged today Blood-Written three shots, the FBI said The second hijacker went was found in her home here Qf Jjrw Daughter down almost immediately from Wednesday.

3 WARRENSBURG, Mo. (AP)I The young parents of Sioux City Police Lt. Robert Weider said the charge was SAIGON (AP) Fourteen Americans were reported killed in the Indochina war last week and four more were listed as missing in action, the U.S. Command reported today. U.S.

wounded in action last FBI gunfire, Gebhardt said, and like the other was dead on arrival at the hospital. The hijackers also held the plane's five crew members. It was the first time the FBI 94 ear Antelope, N.D. had charged aboard a loaded Pilot and held a posts Brandenburg, Wellsville; Mrs. in igeo, after the settlers' re- Davis, Centralia; Mrs.

olt in Algeria heightened Farrow, Mexico; Mrs. opposition within the French Centralia; army to De Gaulle's plans to Miss Carol Godager, Mexico; rp the North African byl97TwSSpe7c eS MiSS Reb CCa territo auUe er han in the bannerfear of ol sl ana Mrs. Madelene Messmer back from command er than in the banner year of Hajduk, Centralia; Miss of a pa ratroop regiment in the mountains of eastern Algeria to Henderson, be minister of defense. Messmer quieted the dis- Mrs. Mary Kilgore, gjdence and kept the defense Miss Judy Love, portfoliountU June 1969, shortly Mexico; Mrs.

Joyce Lovelace, BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP). Charles Smith, accused of. attempting to hijack a parked passenger Jet by holding-his baby daughter at knifepoint, also has been charged witti assault, burglary and kidnaping in connection with the case. Smith, who who remained in jail today in lieu of $260,000 bond, faces a federal hearing on air piracy charges July 4.

The additional charges were filed by local authorities for alleged events leading up to the attempted hijack. Police charged that Sm'ith, 23, of Buffalo, went to the home of his ex-wife, Ethel, before dawn Wednesday and stabbed her and a man there, Dennis Keeys, 23. Then he took 13- month-old daughter, Jettian, and proceeded to the airport. After the air piracy charge was lodged against Smith, Buffalo police charged him with two counts of sault, one count of kidnaping and one burglary count in connection with events at his. ex- wife's apartment.

FBI agents said that after leaving the apartment, Smith, armed with a four-inch switchblade, made his way onto an empty American Airlines jet at the Buffalo airport and held authorities at bay for than two hours while asking for a pilot to take him "out of-the country." Smith gave up after coaxing by agents, his mother and a minister. Mexico; expected to Mexi half that number graduate. A great deal of the engineer Mexico afte De GauUe quit the presi- an unemployment, according to Mexico- Mrs Lvnda Real wnuorvit. av an mexico, mrs. neai, PHOENIX, Ariz.

(AP) A L.B. Williams, executive direc- overpower a hijacker in Saigon, police said. The hijacker was shot to death by found Wednesday in Vaughny apprehended late were arraigned County Magistrate Court Wednesday on a charge of passenger airliner to put an end WM at second degree murden to a hijacking. The defendants, William Wednesday's hijacking oc- He signed papers waiving ex- acu and his wife, curred at 10:10 a.m., shortly tradition and an assistant Sharon, 18, are accused after the plane left the airport Woodbury County attorney and failing to provide food, medical veteran Pan ru41cll A South Vietnamese commu- in Sacramento on a flight to Los two Sioux City policemen left attention and parental care for Airways Dilot said Eu nique reported 2,765 enemy Angeles via San Francisco. It by car for Dickinson to return their daughter, Justine Mane, Vaughn guilty of murder killed last week and listed eov- lanrwi at Cor.

months. null. 10 Qg punisned laier. juong Liive Stark County Sheriff Eddie 6 chlld was pronounced Binh ictery to Malone in Dickinson notified fad at the base hospital the vietnamese to tne Princeton's school of engi- Sioux City authorities that the Monday by Dr. Keith Jones, youth had waived extradition.

Johnson County coroner. The charges filed by the Stark g-OHH. cutag li the hijacker, Miss Betty he returned to the Na- Assembly and helped Engineering Education has the "presence and action SpeCiahZed 8nd Marsha RolaSl, Mrs. group a four-vear Beverl Shaw Wellsville; Miss members consider pure Gaull Cynthia Stevinson, Mexico; Mr Midd killed last week and listed gov- landed at San Francisco In- ernment losses as 523 men ternational Airport, then took killed and 2,199 wounded. ff, circled the city and landed Seven Americans were re- again.

ported dead "not as a result of The gunmen killed Wednes- hostile action," a category that day were identified from cards can include deaths in combat in their pockets as Dimitr situations not directly caused Alexieff, 28, of Hayward, by the enemy as when a and Michael Azmanoff, 28, of helicopter goes down from me- San Francisco, chanical malfunction during a The passenger dead on arriv- battle. al at Peninsula Hospital in U.S. authorities have ac- nearby Burlingame was E. H. for any young person to be able to go to many possible careers-law, wss'Ktien agriculture or business." Setown After last year's big slump in luetown Stegmann, net was recalled to the cabi- when Chaban-Delmas re- Terry, Montgomery City; Mrs.

shuffled it in March 1971. He was given responsibility for the enclaves and island. 1 that are all that is left of the agng sgns. Dean RobertJahn Malone Shamblin to papers today. Malone said stopped Shamblin night after "a man from that neering is quoted as saying that 53, and two passen- he expects enrollments to in- Sunday overpowered crease this fall for the first time in the past few years, identified as Binh, a University of Washington honor student.

A passenger armed with a revolver shot Binh to death. The man nursing school is sponsored by the Mexico Public md is affiliated with Audrain Medical Center. of Nursing pnf HHitinnai a cc eptf an addl lona Ambassador Keating To Resign Post NEW DELHI (AP) U.S. Ambassador Kenneth B. Keat- American fliers missing in a retired Canadian National North Vietnam since the Railway conductor from Long- stepped-up bombing campaign ueuil, Que.

was knowledged more than 60 Stanley Carter, 66, identified as (Iowa) recognized the car was se at $2,500. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for July Vaughn told a news conference the note was "the reaction 8 611 1)02 fr conas tor eacn or me naais 747 Hano appointing 820 and a normal enrollment of new students. ert Warden said "there are began April 6. Hanoi claims to The wounded passengers, re- complications" involved in the arrv )rted in fair condition at the extradition process because un- neirr of sick people." The note was have Captured many Of them, ported in lair COIlUlllon ai me r.T": FnimH hpfnrp hp rotnrnprl hnmf. The allied commands now hospital, were identified as Leo der Iowa law Shamblin is a mi- Faces More X-RaVS have listed these total alties for the war: 45,806 casu- A.

Gormley, 46, of Van Nuys, and Victor Sen Yung, 56, The bod of Shamblin a Universal City, actor grandmother, Mrs. Gail Bach- dead from "nonhostile" causes. South Vietnamese 147,865 killed, 381,813 wounded. North Vietnamese and Viet Cong 858,100 killed. Today in History By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Today is Thursday, July 6, teache'r.

the 188th day of 1972. There are Mr. Hart said 250 students 178 days left in the year. have graduated from the two-sentence statement ac- Mrs. Karen Parnsh, R.N.

has knowledging reports in the been employed as a new United States that he would re- teacher. The other teachers are turn to politics. He was a U.S. Mrs. Peggy Sterner, R.N., teacher-coordinator and Mrs.

Shelby Brandkamp, R.N. the TV series "Bonanza." Wednesday about 12 hours be- KANSAS CITY (AP) For- Vaughn suggested that "ev- mer President Harry S. Tru- ery pilot in the United States hospitalized since Sunday walk off the job and refuse to an intestinal problem, come back until Congress 'After landing then'takine fore he was apprehended. faces round of X-rays, enacts the death penalty for hi- of Soviet Socialist 'Republic's pasfl4 ofiland SrdS Malone saida of the A Sp 0ke at Research Jacken was formed ott ana circling irancisco ou U1 1 Medical Center reported X- He also expressed hope that On this date- senator from New York until Robert F. Kennedy defeated him in 1964.

"I expect to return to the United States about Aug. 1 and On this date in 1923, the Union Practical Nursing during the Sen. Gravel Runs For Veep WASHINGTON (AP) Sen. Mike Gravel of Alaska is expected to formally announce his candidacy today for the Democratic vice-presidential nomination. He called a news conference for 10:30 a.m.

"to make a major political announcement." For several weeks he-has been telling reporters and Democratic party officials the country he plans to-actively seek the nomination at the national -convention in Miami Beach next week. Gravel, 42, a freshman senator who has gained national attention since his 1968 election, has been looking for delegate support in several states. The first announced candidate for the Democratic Vice- president nomination was Endicott Peabody, former Massachusetts has been actively campaigning. Gravel won attention soon after he entered the Senate when he tried unsuccessfully to get the courts to stop an underground nuclear test on Am- chitka Island in the Aleutian chain. Last year he made public some portions of the formerly top-secret Pentagon Papers by reading them into the Congressional Record in a surprise 1 action.

for an hour the nlane sat for car Shamblin was driving mcu al el el icpurieu A- ne mau expreaseu nupe mai un tnis date: turned up a bow and arrow and rays taken Monday were un. the hijacker's death "might in 1699, Capt. William Kidd, tivenoursattneenaottnerun camping quipment satisfactory, "and they will be make a lot of people think long the pirate, was taken into cus- Instant News WASHINGTON Democratic party (AP) forces are Shamblin had lived with his grandmother since before joining the service last Jan. 1. He had been on leave here for the fourth of July holiday and failed Spassky today, and organizers to return to Ft.

Riley, of the world chess champion- Wednesday. seeking a rare special session ship match said the two would Police said they questioned of the Supreme Court to deter- meet for their first game Sun- an acquaintance of Shamblin, mine which presidential candi- day night, date gets the California dele- The organizers said it had gates George McGovern been agreed in principle to hold ere Shamblin report- thought he had locked up. the drawing tonight to deter- edly purc hased a bow and ar- The appeals to be filed today mine which player would have rows hunting knives and would go first to Chief Justice the white pieces and with them camping equipment for a trip to Warren E. Burger who would the first move. Canada decide whether to call the jus- The young American, in a let- Mrs Bachert a widow since tices back from vacation.

ter delivered by hand this i 9 5 2( had been an office morning to the world chess secr etary at Sious City YWCA champion from the Soviet Un- for m0 re than 20 years. w. Woodbury Medica i Examiner Thomas Coriden said an arrow had pierced the camping equipment. JL Investigators" reported repeated later in the week when and hard about future hijack- tody in Boston. He later was hanged in England.

to i them he accompanied the soldier to a sporting goods advisable." The 88-year-old former chief executive told of soreness in his lower back Tuesday, the spokesman said, adding that Dr. Wallace H. Graham, Truman's personal physician, attributed it to the irritation of the colon, a portion of the large intestine. Truman's condition continued to be labeled satisfac- SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Federal agents who stormed a ion, apologized for his pirated aircraft and killed two respectful behavior." hijackers in a gun battle while passengers were still aboard were determined the hijacking had to be stopped, the FBI agent in charge of the operation says. Officials said shots fired by SAIGON (AP) U.S.

Navy woman chest and protruded fighter-bombers pounded North from tne area beneath her right south arm. A note, written on a paper was found near the contents were not Vietnamese bunkers south of Quang Tri City today, trying to blast open a path for a task force of South Vietnamese wu One of the hijackers killed a paratroopers advancing on the disclosed passenger and wounded two enemy-held provincial capital. Authorities said the note in- others after FBI agents Two companies of North dicated Mrs. Bachert died charged aboard an Intrastate Vietnamese troops, perhaps 200 about IQ a.m. Tuesday.

Pacific Southwest Airline or more men, were reported en- The slaui woman's daughter Boeing 737 taken over by two trenched in the bunkers and fir- mot her of the suspect, Mrs. hijackers for six hours Wednes- ing on the paratroopers despite Miller, said that was all th alr at ta kSi the information the note car- The U.S. Command reported e( LITTLE DIXIE DRIVE-IN POWER MOWER SALE All With Safety Chute Deflector Rear Deck Guard and Big Briggs Stratton Engines $5499 i L. The slain hijackers had demanded two parachutes, today that 14 Americans were Friends and family members 000 and passage to Siberia slwrtly after taking the plane over in the air, officials said, REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) Fischer made 8 full and apology to Boris killed in action in the war last reca Mrs Bachert and her week, four were listed as missing and 23 were wounded. Another seven men were reported wer very fond of acn otner lHe wors her and she killed not as a result of hostile wors hipped him said one of action.

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We wonder WHY? But, you see, good photography costs money, not only for the customer, but for the studio. Think about it a minute, even snapshots are expensive you have film, flashbulbs, film processing, prints, BUT the studio has much more expense than this, A studio doesn't produce snapshots, and call them portraits, we produce good portraits and we spend many' hours retouching negatives and prints and doing art work to make your pictures look as; good as we can. You the customer wouldn't allow us to deliver inferior why then do you continue to pay studio prices for snapshots? We ask, why are you reluctant to come into the studio and visit, to ask questions and to get our price lists? Honestly, we aren't MONSTERS and we do like to be of help, When I go to weddings and I see an amateur that seems to be at a loss as to what they are I have the time I give them help and suggestions. In fact I often pose the couple, so they cad get a better picture and you know what, it costs me extra sales. WHY do I do these because I am a person, just like you, and at times I too need help.

WE ASK THAT YOU THINK ABOUT THE FOLLOWING Culvert's Studio is home owned, we are open 0 days a week, 52 weeks per we are here, to serve your' needs, when you need us. When the Lions Club sells coupons for an outside studio, when our churches allow outside studios to sell them on the directory gimmick and when Jay's IGA, Westlakes, Wal-Mart and ALL the rest bring in outside KIDNAPPERS for their We specials WHO BENEFITS? That outside studio does and what do you get? I needn't tell you the answer you know. A few of my friends tell me that my approach to the problem Is wrong, that I shouldn't bombard the merchants and people responsible for taking my business and giving it to some, outsider. BUT, I don't see It that way yesterday I received a notice from the city of Mexico to renew my business license, I pay taxes to the city and county, I can't refuse local needy clubs and organizations, I give them my support CAN THESE OUTSIDE STUDIOS SAY THIS? CALVERT'S STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY 308 8. Jefferson Mexico, Mo..