Body found in jet nose wheel at Chicago airport
At O’Hare International Airport a Delta jet from Atlanta revealed a man wedged in the nose wheel compartment. The unidentified 44 year old, later linked to Robert Hartis Davis of Charlotte, died likely from exposure or oxygen deprivation during flight to 24 000 feet. Police report the body was warm and found with small personal items.
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Three Babies Born This Time In Rome
A Rome woman gave birth to triplets after prior sextuplets died. Mrs Antonio Petrone and her husband welcomed Antrea Massima and Sabrina, two boys and a girl, following fertility treatment. Doctors reported all six siblings from the earlier birth are now deceased, while the current trio are healthy.
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Traffic safety computer helps states curb drunken drivers
Washington dispatch reports a Transportation Department program that stores driver records to aid states in denying licenses. The National Driver Register lists over 3 million drivers. 50 states participate, with about 870,000 denials or revocations found. In October states ran 77,000 daily checks, with Alabama canceling about seven licenses monthly and Virginia acting on about 20 percent of its listed applicants.
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North Viets at peace talks release eyewitness report
Paris dispatch cites eyewitness account from Vietnamese News Agency describing U S jets being hit near the Song Ma river. A Hanoi journalist portrays three plane formation, anti-aircraft fire, and two enemy aircraft shot down within 15 minutes, claiming 100 enemy craft in Ham Kong sector since the war began.
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High road to success in a sick society at AAAS meeting
Philadelphia dispatch reports Lawrence La Fave a Windsor psychologist argued that insensitivity is needed to climb the ladder of success and that sensitivity training may hinder progress. He promoted a human potential movement through disencounter groups while colleagues push open communication.
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