49 American Students Among Airliner Victims
The crash killed 49 International Fellowship students plus other Americans aboard a Lockheed Electra near Cuzco Peru. The plane had 91 passengers and seven crew, with two more crew later reported. Copilot survived. body recovery and carrier lists under dispute.
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Slain American expert Mitrione found in Uruguay car
In Montevideo the Tupamaro guerrillas killed Daniel A. Mitrione, an American police adviser, after Uruguay refused to swap 150 political prisoners for his release. His body, shot in the head and bound, was found in a bloodstained stolen car four miles from downtown.
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Governors Confer At Lake With Unusual Security
Missouri Democrat Governor Hearnes and other state leaders attend the 62nd National Governors conference at a guarded lakeside resort. Extraordinary security, including National Guardsmen, creates a garrison atmosphere despite no threats reported. The meeting opens amid talks to broaden the federal highway trust fund for subways and other transport modes alongside roads.
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Scions Say New Laws Won Stop Disorders
In Columbus Ohio lawmakers debate campus disorder as studies suggest only universities can solve the problem. Some officials believe legislation may be needed though the General Assembly could be limited in impact.
Campus disorder prompts state university hearings
Bruce Dalzell reports Action Adts drives fast responses as lawmakers press university reform. House Speaker Kurfess leads subcommittees at 12 state universities to fix internal management and governance. Legislators fault boards, presidents, and faculty influence while urging clearer accountability.
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E. State
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Nixon Urges National Land Use Policy and Environmental Action
President Nixon sent Congress the State of the Environment report by the Council on Environmental Quality. It urges a national land use policy with incentives to guide development, protect scenic areas, and fund controlled growth while allocating pollution costs through pricing.
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Army to Ship Nerve Gas for Dump in Atlantic final mission
The Army plans a final rail shipment of 418 nerve gas vaults from Blue Grass and Anniston depots to North Carolina coast. The barge will carry them to waters 16 000 feet deep east of Cape Kennedy for disposal. Spokesmen claim no leakage risk. gas will be decomposed at bases in future missions.
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Cincinnati Enquirer raises single copy price to 15 cents
Cincinnati AP reports the daily Enquirer increases single copy price to 15 cents starting today while home delivery remains 12 and 44 cents per day and Sunday edition stays at 30 cents.
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Classified snippets list entertainment patterns
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Guerrilla Bases Attacked Across Lebanon and Syria Fronts
Israeli planes hit Arab guerrilla bases in Lebanon while ground forces clashed with infiltrators on the Golan Heights. Egyptian cease-fire held along the Suez Canal as guerrillas wounded a settler near a Northern Galilee border post and Jordanian guerrillas claimed casualties near the Dead Sea.
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Burger urges council to modernize federal court system
Chief Justice Warren E. Burger proposed a council representing all branches of government to overhaul and modernize the U S court system. He warned the judiciary must adapt to the supermarket age and become more efficient.
1900 Judicial System Update Warns of Court Strain
Burger urged modernizing the judiciary in his first state of the judiciary address to the American Bar Association. He argued for more federal court funding and warned against overburdening the courts, noting the need for updated methods and equipment.
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Burger critiques federal courts and modernization efforts
Chief Justice Burger argues for judicial reforms to retain public confidence. He notes the $200 million C5A program and $128 million for the federal judiciary, citing rising burdens over 50 years. He blames new laws and a nationwide habit of relying on courts to solve all problems, while acknowledging obsolete parts of the judicial system.
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