Historic Ford Tri Motor crashes in Ohio
PORT CLINTON Ohio AP a historic Ford Tri Motor plane carrying 16 aboard crashed Monday while attempting to return to the airport after a short island hopping flight Island Airways operates both Tri Motors Police quoted witnesses that the plane climbed to about 100 feet then dipped and headed back The plane’s undercarriage was sheared off and the main portion stopped near a store Investigators for the FAA arrived and conferred with Ralph Dietrich owner of the airline Cause of the crash was not immediately announced.
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Nixon poll finds 59 percent approve overall
Harris poll shows 59 percent approve of Nixon’s job as president and 40 percent disapprove with 1 percent unsure. Foreign affairs receive high ratings while domestic issues draw most disapproval, based on 1,635 likely voters surveyed August 2 and 3.
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McGovern Tours flood-damaged Wilkes-Barre area
George McGovern toured the flood ravaged Kingston and Wilkes-Barre areas in eastern Pennsylvania to urge President Nixon to focus more on domestic disasters. He criticized Nixon and called for Johnson to involve himself and press coverage while McGovern and Sargent Shriver prepared for a Johnson ranch meeting.
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Coroner's Jury Rules Teacher's Death Homicide
CHICAGO AP A Cook County coroner's jury ruled the death of Barbara Cooper a homicide The 28 year old substitute teacher was found dead in her North Side apartment on July 6 she had been stabbed ten times and a cord found around her neck Police said progress has been made in identifying the killer
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Bombing during surgery in Belfast as death toll rises
In Belfast a paint store blast and a post office bombing interrupted surgeries at Good Samaritan Hospital and other sites. Doctors kept operating while patients were treated, with a 90000 pound reward offered for information on the killers, linked to sectarian revenge groups. Police boosted a confidential line as the death toll in three years reached 518, with about 80 deaths in the recent period.
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Power cables planned between Norway and Denmark
Plans call for laying two submarine power cables from Kristianstad to Jylland crossing the Skagerrak at depths up to 1800 feet. One to be laid in 1975 and the other in 1976, costing $61 million in total. Each cable will have a capacity of 250000 kilowatts.
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Mercedes-Benz 220 Diesel: the practical oddball car
The 220 Diesel trims running costs with a compression ignition engine, direct fuel injection, and fewer moving parts. It emphasizes economical operation, lower fuel use, and robust build, touting comfort, reliability, and a spacious five passenger interior.
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