Crash survivor says safety instructions not given
Janet McCaa, 28, a NLRB lawyer and one of three survivors of an Allegheny Airlines crash that killed 28, says passengers were welcomed aboard at Groton and Washington but not informed of safety procedures or emergency exits. Airline disputes claim, noting stewardess Judy Manning recited instructions. Fog and course patterns noted. crash near Tweed-New Haven Airport involved a Convair 580 en route Washington to Philadelphia. Survivors include Norman Kelly and co-pilot James Walker.
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New Haven, Conn
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National Labor Relations Board
Yale- New Haven Hospital
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John Frahm
Miss McCaa
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Port Gibson
Tweed-New Haven
New London
New Haven
Philadelphia
Anti cholera vaccine rushed to East Pakistani refugees
CALCUTTA UPI More British air force jets land with doctors nurses and millions of doses of anti cholera vaccine to protect five million refugees from East Pakistan. An international mercy airlift adds half a million doses and supplies. Cholera has killed at least 4 000. Dum Dum Airport officials say doses are insufficient for emergency inoculation. Federal health officials say supplies are adequate. Delays blamed on red tape transport and heat feared vaccine deterioration.
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Calcutta
UPI
East Pakistan
Dum Dum
Fr Berrigan hospitalized after emergency removal
UPI reports Rev Daniel Berrigan resting comfortably at Danbury Hospital following an emergency removal from federal prison. He was cited for breathing trouble and a high pulse rate after difficulties in a dentist chair. He and brother Philip are serving sentences for destroying draft records in Catonsville, Maryland.
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Danbury, Conn
UPI
Daniel Berrigan
Danbury Hospital
Federal
Berrigan
Henry A. Kissinger
Federal Correctional Institution
John Norton
Father Berrigan
Philip
Daniel
Vermont boards defended in teacher contract talks
Charles B. Nichols of the Vermont State School Directors Association defended local boards amid deadlocked district negotiations with teachers. He blamed new state collective bargaining rules backed by the Vermont Education Association for delays and urged hiring field specialists to aid negotiations.
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WEA
Vermont lawmakers hear call for well drilling licensing
A House General Committee hearing on well drilling industry control drew unanimous support for licensing all drillers. Rep John Mulligan urged a licensing bill, while Harold Sargent warned improper drilling can pollute groundwater and spread disease.
Coroner finds no clues in Sheila Allen death case
Albany officials report no pathologic clues on how 17 year old Sheila Allen died after her decomposed body was found near the Watervliet Reservoir in Guilderland May 24. Governor Rockefeller signs tax measure extending sales tax to meals under one dollar, dubbed the hot dog tax, affecting certain counties. Lansingburgh voters reject the 1971 72 budget of 3 733 990 by wide margin.
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DeForest Deitz
Sheila Allen
State
Colonie
Watervliet
Guilderland
Albany
Rockefeller
Lansingburgh
Lansingburg
Spalding will probate estate worth over 5 million
Berkshire Probate Court heard Mary Pyle Spalding of Great Barrington left an estate exceeding 5 million dollars in a will filed Wednesday. Bequests include 400000 to Berkshire Museum and 200000 to the Christian Science Mother Church in Boston with 750000 to other relatives and 32000 to Great Barrington friends. Residue goes to niece Joan Pyle of New York City. In Pittsfield the Zoning Board of Appeals cleared plans for a nonprofit youth center a handicapped run business space and five efficiency apartments in one building. In North Adams the School Committee endorsed an open campus plan for Drury High School seniors with optional participation next second semester.
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Mary (Pyle) Spalding
Great Barrington
Berkshire
Chicago
Albert Spalding
Berkshire Museum
Christian Science Mother Church
Boston
Suzann (Spalding) Winston
Joan Pyle
New York City
Zoning Board of Appeals
West Side
North Adams
Drury High School
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