Cuban Stowaways Flight Ends In Death In Madrid
Two young Cubans hid in the wheels of an Iberia Airlines DC8 leaving Havana. One died after the takeoff and the other Armando Socarras Ramirez, 22, survived seven and a half hours at 29000 feet before regaining consciousness in Madrid hospital in grave condition. The pilot reported a wheel retraction issue.
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Madrid
Havana
Armando Socarras Ramirez
Socarras
Iberia Airlines
Cmdr
Valentin Vara del Rey
Vara del Rey
FCC Chairman Vows Pay TV Won’t Slaughter Free TV
FCC Chairman Rose H. Hyde says pay television will be pulled in any area where it drives free TV from the air. She notes fears of free programming ending are unfounded and describes potential licensing and review steps pending court acts on pay TV rules.
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FCC
Washington
Rose H. Hyde
Federal Communications Commission
Hyde
National Association of Theater Owners and Joint Committee
Toll TV
District of Columbia Circuit Court of Appeals
National Association of Broadcasters
NAB
Grant Recipient Linked To Violence In College
The federal poverty agency probes staff ties of a foundation granted nearly $1 million under Nixon era black capitalism to a May 21 shooting at North Carolina A&T in Greensboro. Inspector Charles Collins heads the inquiry into staff involvement amid protests by Durham leaders and ongoing contracts with the foundation for a trio of minority business ventures.
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Washington
Federal Poverty Agency
Nixon
North Carolina
Charles Collins
Office of Economic Opportunity
Foundation For Community Development
A&t
Greensboro
Durham
Commerce Department
Economic Development Administration
Nixon Administration
OFO
Foun
Collins
Foundation
Nathan T. Garrett
United Durham Inc
Mason Re-Elects Mayor Dayton Raynes in Town Vote
In Mason the Progressive Party re elected Dayton C Raynes as mayor, giving him a possible fourth term. Voters also backed party candidates for recorder and council positions with totals ranging from 109 to 237 votes, while Citizens Ticket favored Charles Joe Young for mayor and Barbara Johnson for recorder. The council will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m to certify results and hold a regular session.
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Mason
Progressive Party
Dayton C. Raynes
Raynes
Citizens
Charles Joe Young
Barbara Johnson
Larry J. Bumgardner
Robert R. Johnson
John M Rottgen, Sr
Olin Wolf
Progressive
Recorder
Charlotte M. Roush Jenks
George A. Carson
Roger W. Hysell
James A. Jarrell
Walter C. Werry
Oiston O. Wright
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Indiantown Gap
Joseph J. Prusaitis
Jeffers
Teiko Watanaba
Tokyo
Japan
Arnot Jeffers
Radcliff
Francisco Cuevas Garcia
Bogota
Colombia
Mexico City
Humberto Garcia Gutierrez
Los Angeles
C & E Hardware Center
Richland Ave
C & E Food Center
U.S
Structo
Bankamericard
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