Airport Massacre at Tel Aviv Airport Kills 24
Japanese gunmen hired by Palestinian guerrillas killed 24 people and wounded 70 at Tel Aviv's international airport. Most victims were Christian pilgrims from Puerto Rico. The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine claimed responsibility. Israel mourns and tightens security as Lebanon warns of possible retaliation. One assailant died, another killed by comrades, and a third captured.
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Anette Ater
Beirut
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Autopsy Finds No Violence in Youth Death Near Flagstaff
17 year old Shawn Ahlstrom was found in a shallow grave 45 miles east of Flagstaff. Pathologist reports no bone damage. Investigators await DNA hair comparison and coroner’s inquest to determine cause amid family claims of hereditary disease.
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Flagstaff
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Garcia
Coconino County
J. Michael Flournoy
Sheriffs Office
Interstate 40
William
Phoenix
Arizona county updates voting rules and precincts
Voters in Coconino County will face new registration rules and revised precincts after redrawn Arizona districts. Registration cards reflect age and residency changes, with thousands moved to new precincts from 24 to 31. Notices will be mailed by June. Ralph Bilby named County Savings Bonds Volunteer Chairman.
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Arizona
Board of Supervisors
Thornton
State Volunteer Savings Bond
J. H. Stahm
U.S. Treasury Department
Savings Bonds Division
Ralph Bilby
Bilby
Babbitt Brothers Trading Company
Flagstaff
U.S. Savings Bonds Volunteer Committee
Markets Today Declines Drag on New York Trading Day
Markets edged lower as New York trading extended declines amid modest volume. Investors weighed early data and mixed corporate results while tech shares led retreat and the broad market drifted.
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New York
Military pays 1500 enlistment bonus in test program
Secretary Melvin R. Laird authorized the Army and Marine Corps to begin paying 1500 bonuses to combat arms recruits as part of a test Manning program through August 31. The move aims to boost lagging enlistments and support Nixon's all volunteer force plan by improving manpower stability and retention.
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Secretary of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Army and
Marine Corps
Mooney
Nixon
Laird
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