Eleven Die as Private Plane Explodes Near Albuquerque
A private twin engine plane exploded and crashed in a snowy field near Albuquerque, killing all 11 aboard. Eight men and three women perished, with a temporary morgue set up as wreckage stretched across the field. The FAA cited bad weather and an attempt to avoid the Sandia Mountains as factors.
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Bernalillo County
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Dalhart
Las Vegas
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Carolyn Corley
Brooke eyeing talks on Lodge and Kennedy seat
Senator Edward W. Brooke of Massachusetts plans weekend talks with Henry Cabot Lodge about his future which could include a bid for Edward Kennedy's Senate seat Brooke believes Lodge may not run but cannot confirm He noted Erwin Canham as his preferred GOP nominee though Canham has not yet announced his candidacy Lodge remains in Paris as chief U S negotiator at Vietnam talks and may return to Washington for discussions with President Nixon on his plans He emphasized no pressure from others and that Lodge will decide his future himself Lodge may pursue a diplomatic post or urban coalition role and insists he is resigning not retiring at 67 and remains open to influence from the President
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Helen Help Us This School Examination Feels Invasive
Readers share a string of queries and anecdotes from school life. A student laments a mistrustful search by teachers during an exam, while others seek advice on cat scratching, furniture, and training pets. A humorous anonymous letter questions athletic pride and school spirit. The column invites more family living troubles for Helen Bottel to address.
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American film crew to donate tepees to Alcatraz Indians
In Cuernavaca Mexico an American film crew on location decided to donate 28 tepees used for the shoot to Indians on Alcatraz Island. Director Ralph Nelson of Soldier Blue said a cash collection for the San Francisco Bay former prison Indians will be taken. Nelson added they support the gesture and the project.
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Cuba Opposes UN Vote On International Hijacking Crime
Cuba opposed a UN resolution to make air piracy an international crime, voting against in the Legal Committee as 67-1 with 17 abstentions and 41 absent. The measure urges member states to enact laws and extradite hijackers, with Cuba accusing the US of promoting hijacking and offering political asylum to hijackers.
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Fidel Castro
Stolen Wanted Posters From Waynesboro Post Office
Postmaster Hanky Drew reports the clipboard of wanted posters missing from the Waynesboro Georgia post office lobby. An unlocked lobby door implies entry Thursday night, with the entire list of wanted criminals taken.
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