Probe for 92 bodies continues after 727 jetliner crash
Searchers resumed the hunt for 92 people who died when a Trans World Airlines 727 crashed into Mt. Weather near Washington during a wind driven rain storm. Officials reported 23 bodies found as relatives were moved to a temporary morgue for identification.
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Associated Press
Upperville
Trans World Airlines
TWA Flight 514
Washington
Indianpolis
Columbus
Ohio
Mt. Weather
Blue Ridge Mountains
John H. Reed
National Transportation Safety Board
TWA
Nixon deposition delay urged in Watergate cover-up trial
Ehrlichman defense asks judge to recess the trial over Christmas so Nixon can testify by deposition at his San Clemente estate. Doctors say Nixon’s phlebitis prevents testimony before Jan 6 with limited sessions. Sirica weighs sequestering jurors or delaying until Nixon recovers.
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Washington
John D. Ehrlichman
Richard M. Nixon
Ehrlichman
William S. Frates
U.S
John J. Sirica
Nixon
San Clemente
Calif
Sirica
Herbert J. Miller
Russians launch manned Soyuz 16 to test docking gear
Tass reports the Soviet Soyuz 16 spacecraft launched with two veterans, Col. Anatoly Filipchenko and Nikolai Rukavishnikov, as part of preparations for a joint U.S.-Soviet flight aimed at perfecting docking techniques. The mission duration was described as several days to test all ship systems.
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United States
Tass
Anatoly Filipchenko
Nikolai Rukavishnikov
Filipchenko
Rukavishnikov
Edina Pilot Among NWA Jetliner Crash Victims
Three Northwest Airlines crew members died when a jetliner crashed in Harriman State Park New York. Captain John B. Lacario 35 Edina Minnesota Roy Erickson NWA VP for public relations said the flight from Kennedy to Buffalo was to pick up the Baltimore Colts and return them to Baltimore. James F. Cox Jr. Seattle Washington was also killed. The third crewman’s name was withheld pending relatives notification.
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Northwest Orient Airlines
Stony Point
N.Y
New York City
Buffalo
Baltimore Colts
Costa Rica
Washington National Airport
Potomac River
Washington
Dulles International
Dulles
National
Dexter Davis
Minneapolis
Minn
Edina
Northwest Airlines
Harriman State Park
New York
Roy Erickson
NWA
Kennedy Airport
N. Y
Baltimore
Fricksen
John B. Lacario
James F. Cox Jr
Seattle
Wash
Israel Holds Nuclear Potential Admitted by Katzir
Maariv reports President Ephraim Katzir said Israel has nuclear potential during a briefing to American and European science writers. It is unclear if he meant weapons or peaceful use. Israel already operates several nuclear reactors.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Ephraim Katzir
Maariv
Katzir
Coal pact balloting delayed by heavy snow in Appalachia
In Charleston West Virginia heavy snowfall delays the rank and file vote on a new contract for 120000 United Mine Workers members on strike since November 12. UMW President Arnold Miller asks locals to extend balloting through Wednesday night.
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Charleston
W. Va
Appalachian
United Mine Workers
UMW
Arnold Miller
Four informational meetings on City Community Development act
The City of Austin schedules four informational meetings on the new Community Development Act for December 9 and 10. Citizens can learn about the act and provide input on how funds are spent as Austin receives federal money for 1975 and the following six years.
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City of Austin
Austin
Darrell Stacy
City of
Dept. of Housing and Urban Development
Schedule of Pages VS-Mkt-2 Area News-6 Editorial-4 Sports-10-11
The page guide lists sections across the edition including Area News, Editorial, Sports, Society, Farm Page, Comics, TV, and Classifieds with page ranges. It notes legal notices on pages 15 and 17 and sports coverage on pages 10 and 11.
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Mkt
Minnesota veterans bonus funds run dry
Joseph Hartel of the Minnesota Veterans Affairs Department says the 60 million bond cap may be insufficient as funds run low after May end. Since then 4 000 more bonuses have been approved bringing total paid to 137 746 at nearly 58.9 million with about 5 million more needed to meet obligations for Vietnam era veterans. The department notes higher than expected payments and more eligible veterans than projected.
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ST. Paul
Hartel
Department
Vietnam
Mills vows to make stripper Fanne Foxe a movie star
Rep. Wilbur D. Mills says he will promote his protegee Fanne Foxe with a self written film It s Not Burlesque and claims to have launched the careers of 14 or 15 performers The interview notes Mills recent heart condition and sedation while in Boston with Foxe and her estranged husband Battistella Foxe says Mills seeks companionship and isn t easy to come by
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REP
Wilbur D. Mills
Fanne Foxe
Boston
Mass
Associated Press
Shirley MacLaine
Arkansas Democrat
Miss Foxe
Argentina
Mills
Gypsy Rose Lee
House
Ways and Means Committee
Miss MacLaine
Richard M. Nixon
Lew Wasserman
Universal City
California
Wasserman
MCA, Inc
Universal Pictures
Universal Television
Decca Records
Universal
Eduardo Battistella
Wanted Cook for Early Shift in Help Wanted Ads
Help wanted notice seeks a full time cook for 5 am to noon with excellent pay fringe benefits and vacation. Call for appointment XXX-xXxxx. Ad ran three times after six planned runs. payment made only for the times the ad appeared.
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Soviet Union
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Leonid I. Brezhnev
ST. Paul, Minn
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Washington Tidal Basin
Minnesota
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Seth Mydans
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