Lightning Cited Yet Crash Details Scarce In New York Jetliner
Officials probe whether a lightning strike caused an Eastern Airlines Boeing 727 from New Orleans to crash near Kennedy Airport during a storm. 110 aboard died, 14 survivors hospitalized, 108 bodies found, with eyewitnesses reporting a bolt of lightning as the craft went down near Rockaway Boulevard.
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New York
New Orleans
Kennedy International Airport
Eastern Airlines
United States
United Airlines
Isabel Burgess
NTSB
Rockaway Boulevard
Witness details five CIA plots to kill Castro
Underworld figure John Rosselli told columnist Jack Anderson of five assassination attempts on Fidel Castro in the early 1960s. Rosselli described poison pellets, cash payments, high powered rifles and power boat dashes, with Maheu and O’Connell named as assisting figures.
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Washington
John Rosselli
CIA
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Jack Anderson
Rosselli
Castro
AM America
Anderson
Senate Intelligence Committee
William K. Harvey
Central Intelligence Agency
Los Angeles
Robert Maheu
Howard Hughes
CIA Project
Big Jim” O'Connell
FBI details COINTELPRO actions on campuses in 1960s
Newly released FBI documents reveal COINTELPRO aimed at dismantling the New Left. Memos show covertly targeting teachers, distributing right wing newsletters on two campuses, and sending anonymous parent letters during 1968 to 1971. Major figures include Evelyn Rosewell and Wayne State professor David Herreshoff.
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FBI
Cointelpro
Socialist Workers Party
Evelyn Rosewell
Austin
Tex
Socialist Workers
Michigan State School Board
Sell
Detroit
Wayne State University
David Herreshoff
Robert J. Huber
Herreshoff
Recall Expands for GE Microwaves Over Radiation Risk
The FDA urged about 12 500 GE and GE Hotpoint microwave owners to stop use until inspection and repair for excessive radiation leakage. This widens a May recall covering 5 300 units and up to ten times federal limits.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
General Electric
Lindell
Gustavus
ST Peter. Minn
Edward Lindell
Gustavus Adolphus College
Dr. Lindell
College of Arts and Sciences
St. Peter
Lindel
Gandhi
Judge Franke resigns to start Naples law practice
Olmsted District Judge Donald Franke 53 of Rochester says he will leave the bench at year end to form a private law practice in Naples Florida. He cites the legislature’s continued denial of a cost of living pay adjustment as a key reason for the career change.
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Rochester
Inn
Olmsted
Donald Franke
Naples
Fla
Franke
Minnesota House of Representatives
Hennepin, Ramsey
St. Louis
Gunboat shelling blocks student rescue on Lake Tanganyika
A Zaire gunboat shelled the shore near Kigoma as a rescue boat carrying U S diplomats failed to land for three abducted students Norman Hunter father of Carrie Jane Hunter watched via binoculars The hostages Kenneth Smith Emilie Bergmann and Barbara Smuts were kidnapped five weeks earlier by Marxist guerrillas from Zaire The hostage demands included ransom and arms Tanzania rejected the terms and little public help was offered by Tanzania or Zaire
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanzania
Lake Tanganyika
U.S
Zaire
Kigoma
Calif
Kenneth Stephen Smith
Garden Grove
Stanford University
Emilie Bergmann
the Nether
Belgian Congo
Barbara Smuts
Ann Arbor
Mich
Innocent plea entered in White Bear kidnapping case
A 20 year old man from White Bear Lake pleaded innocent to kidnapping a 6 year old girl in a case tied to an alleged abduction near her home in White Bear Township on May 16. Trial was scheduled for July 7 in Ramsey County District Court. The father witnessed the incident and police arrested the suspect after the child was released about an hour later.
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ST. Paul, Minn
David Glenn Modeen
White Bear Lake
Ramsey County
Moden
White Bear Township
Modeen
House Democrats push to override Ford veto housing subsidy
The House Democratic leadership moves to override President Ford's veto of a middle income housing subsidy bill. If failed, it would be the fourth consecutive veto defeat for the majority as Congress weighs GNMA mortgage authority and down payment support.
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Ford
White House
Carla A
Washington
House
Chamber
Richard M. Nix
Lyndon B. Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Government
National Mortgage Association
GNMA
Congress
Carl Albert
Uganda accuses Britain of sending ships for rescue
Kampala broadcasts claim two British warships carrying troops arrived at Mombasa to rescue a teacher condemned for calling Idi Amin a tyrant. Britain denies planning action or stationed forces in Kenya, while refueling frigates patrol to enforce sanctions. Diplomats say contingency plans exist to evacuate Britons from Uganda if needed.
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Nairobs
Kenya
Mombasa
Indian Ocean
Idi Amin
Kampala
British High Commission
Nairobi
Britain
Uganda
East African
Rhodesia
London Daily Mail
Royal Air Force
Amin
London
Southeast
Africa
James Hennessey
Trial date set for 2 charged with murder in Nemitz death
Two Austin area men, Robert Newman 27 and Frederick Armel 28, face first and second degree murder charges in the April 24 death of Robert A. Nemitz, 62, of 1803 6th Ave NW. A Rasmussen hearing concluded, with jurors to be selected July 24 in Mower County District Court.
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Austin Area
Austin
Robert A. Nemitz
Mower County
Robert Newman
Frederick Armel
Albert Lea
Rasmussen
Twin Cities
Warren Plunkett
Armel
Bryan Bandler
William Nierengarten
Newman
Wallace Lieh
Arme
Nemitz
6Th Ave. NW
Drowned Kragness Child Identified in Kragness Minn
Casey A. Parr three year old son of Mr and Mrs Dale Parr Kragness Kragness Minnesota drowned in a water filled hole Tuesday night authorities said.
Schedule of Pages VS Market Editorial Area News
Page identifiers hint at a newspaper table of contents with sections for Editorial Area News Society and Classifieds Legals. The fragment indicates page 14 and a classification under advertisements or notices.
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Area News Society
Farmer sells beans via low cost Herald want ad
A farmer advertised seed beans in the Herald want-ad section for sale. The beans are certified Corsey seed, clean, tested and bagged. Call 433-8851 to place ads. the notice ran three days in seeds and seeds for sale.
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Herald
Farmers Market
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