Hijacked JAL 747 sits in desert heat with 150 aboard
A JAL jumbo jet carrying about 150 hostages remains parked at a desert airport near Dubai three days after hijacking over the Netherlands. Hijackers, who claim a new Palestinian group, said they will blow up the plane if police intervene and they demand food and fuel. One hijacker, a woman, died when a grenade exploded. Dubai hospitals prepared for emergencies as officials weigh demands and safety for passengers in extreme heat.
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Stein forecasts no recession despite slower growth
President Nixon’s adviser Herbert Stein said the economy’s growth has slowed but he sees little likelihood of a recession. He cautioned about possible higher food prices as Phase IV loosens price controls and lifted subsidies. He noted egg and poultry price rises and warned of potential beef spot shortages in coming months.
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Pope backs priests' role in Mozambique
Pope Paul VI defended missionary priests in public criticism of crimes against defenseless peoples. He praised Catholic missions and denied accusations that missionaries or the church spill blood or oppress people while spreading the gospel. Vatican sources tied his remarks to recent Mozambique massacre allegations by Catholic missionaries.
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Cannery strike settlement told threatens to cripple Calif canneries
The Teamsters Union prepared to resume work for 65,000 cannery workers after a five day shutdown that threatened pear and tomato harvests in California. W. J. Usery Jr of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service announced the agreement to end the strike pending ratification by union members, as growers feared crop losses and higher prices if the strike continued.
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Rickenbacker Dies at 82 in Zurich Hospital
Eastern Air Lines said aviation pioneer Captain Eddie Rickenbacker died in a Zurich hospital from a heart attack. He was 82 and had been in Zurich since July 1 with his wife. Services were planned in Columbus, Ohio, though no arrangements were set.
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Local drive ins feature Last Tango In Paris and more
Twin Cinemas continues Last Tango In Paris amid censorship doubts and profits drive showings. Bennington screens Paper Moon with Ryan O Neal and Tatum O Neal while Main Street opens Cahill US Marshall with John Wayne. The North Hoosick drive in presents The Godfather and Play It Again Sam by Woody Allen. The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing shifts to Bennington Drive In as outdoor attendance rises. Parents urged to monitor youths amid explicit content concerns. Driverns begin at dusk. see ads for times.
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Washington family bikers complete cross country trip
The Gorton family from Washington rode cross country on a 10 speed bicycle beginning June 2. Becky Gorton 11 said classmates in Olympia will not treat her differently. Father Sallie Gorton, 49, attorney general of Washington, noted their trip aimed at family togetherness and to see America’s small towns. They faced a minor setback after a hit and run in Erie, Pennsylvania, causing 40 stitches to Gorton before resuming by car and then cycling again.
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FDA recalls glass jar mushrooms over botulism risk
The FDA launched a recall of 336000 glass jars of mushrooms after a Montréal woman contracted botulism. Five brands produced by Wirth Food Products in Lawrence, Massachusetts are involved: Pastene, Purveyor, Carriage Trade, marinated Mushrooms, and Wirth. Consumers in New England, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and California are urged to return unopened jars.
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Agnew Not Hungry for Presidency Yet Says He Won't Run
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew told Stewart Alsop in Newsweek he is not hungry for the presidency and would not seek the job without a stronger impulse. He emphasized not needing Nixon's backing, cited Watergate relief, and urged the president to answer charges away from a frenzied news conference.
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