Bus overturned on Pennsylvania Turnpike kills four
A Continental Trailways charter bus carrying Present Day Baptist Church members crashed six miles east of Harrisburg. Four died and 45 injured as guardrails and wet roads contributed to the wreck. Rev. Leroy Carter, grief stricken, faced the mangled scene as officials worked to free trapped passengers. The driver Joseph Pegano, 26, of Pittsburgh, survived.
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Baptist Church of Cleveland
Philadelphia
Arcadue
Carter
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Joseph W. Pegano
Pittsburgh
Greyhound
Pegano
Agkew
Aimone Scott
Michael Howard
Anta May Worley
General Hospital
Prosecution links Angela Davis to 1970 courthouse shootout
In the San Jose trial the prosecution aims to tie Angela Davis to the Macine County Courthouse shootings that left four dead. Davis, 28, is charged with murder kidnapping and conspiracy though not present at the scene. Evidence includes a yellow slip numbered 598-9079 found with Jonathan Jackson and the claim she aided the escape plot.
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Calif
UPI
Angela Davis
Macine County
Miss Davis
Communist Party
UCLA
Murtler
California
British troops break Turf Lodge barricades in Belfast clashes
In Turf Lodge Belfast British soldiers supported by armored bulldozers cleared barricades around a Catholic area amid sniper fire. No residents were seen, while clashes elsewhere in Northern Ireland killed three soldiers and wounded two.
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Northern Ireland
UPI
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IRA
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Gimmen
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McCann
TRA
Nicholas Hull
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Alngle
Gerald Bristown
J. Martin’ Robinson
Landon
Andersongtown
Frank Johnston
Draft Ted idea grows within Democratic party
Washington window reports increasing interest in a Ted Kennedy draft for president. Kennedy denies candidacy while Democrats face a brokered convention risk. Muskie and McGovern divide support, with Republicans calling Kennedy an unseen hopeful benefiting from the field.
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Raymond Lahr Washington
UPI
Ted Kennedy
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Kennedy
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Sen
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Muskle
Maine
Turkish premier resigns under military pressure
Prime Minister Nihat Erim quits after 18 months in office amid military pressure for stability. He will stay until a new premier is named as Nikolai Podgorny and Soviet leaders depart. Political instability and social unrest marked his tenure following the 1971 coup by communique and the ouster of Suleyman Demirel.
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API
Nihat Erim
Ceydet Sunsy
Erim
Sunny
Nikolai V. Podgory
Podgorny
Erith
Suleyman Demirel
Luxembourg's push for a united Europe highlighted by cosmopolitan history
Luxembourg champions a united Europe as its leaders reflect a long history of foreign rule and migration. The tiny nation, with 240 000 people, has become a hub of cosmopolitan identity where politics, business, and culture are shaped by generations of immigrants from Germany, France, and Belgium.
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Europe
Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
Spain
Austria
France
Belgium
Holland
London
Germany
Grand Duchy
Europa la
Jean I
United Europe
At the Movies Harte Features Twilight Double Bill
The Harte in Bennington screens Ann and Eve and Is A Woman, Fart, with Twiggy back in Ken Russell’s The Boy Friend at Cinema I and Walt Disney’s Song of the South at Cinema II. Also a school vacation matinee today and Tuesday at 1 and 3.
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Bennington
Ann
Eve
Twiggy
Ken Russell
Cinema I
Walt Disney
Uncle Remus
Williamstown
Japanese Nobel laureate Kawabata kills himself in Kamakura
Japanese novelist Yasunari Kawabata winner of the 1968 Nobel Prize for literature was found dead in Kamakura at age 72. Police say he apparently drank whiskey and inhaled gas fumes from a hose in his apartment. Friends had heard he cited health issues affecting concentration.
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Tokyo
UPI
Yasunari Kawabata
Kawabata
Kamakura
Pandas Arrive in Washington for National Zoo Exhibition
The two 18 month old pandas from Peking rest quietly at the National Zoo after travel. Dr. Theodore Reed and Dr. Ting Hung accompanied the animals with Yang Hung the keeper. The arrival followed a Nixon Chou accord and was kept secret until they reached the zoo.
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UPI
Peking
National Zoo
Andrews Air Force Base
Theodore Reed
Zoo
Ting Hung
Peking Bureau of Public Service
Yang Hung
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