Twenty Die As Bus Collides With Wrong Way Car
A Greyhound bus bound for Las Vegas hit a car going the wrong way on Interstate 15 near Baker California. Twenty people died and 12 were injured. Crews used torches to remove debris as bodies were searched and identified at Barstow mortuary. The 12 survivors were treated at Barstow Community Hospital. Kenneth Burkhardt, bus driver, suffered a broken leg after attempting to pass another car before the crash.
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Baker
Calif
UPD
Greyhound
Las Vegas
Here
California
Nevada
Kenneth L. Burkhardt
California Highway Patrol
Barstow
Barstow Community Hospital
Nixon and Johnson Lead in Student Mock NH Primary
In a mock March 12 primary at New Hampshire College of Accounting and Commerce Nixon won 75 percent of 205 votes, Rockefeller 16 percent, while Johnson led the Democratic side with 80 of 130 votes. McCarthy trailed with 41. Viet Nam policy opinions split, 45 percent favoring invasion, 42 oppose, 13 undecided.
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Manchester
N. H
UPI
Richard Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
New Hampshire
New Hampshire College of Accounting and Commerce
Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Johnson
Eugene McCarthy
D-Minn
United States
Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
Pope names successor to Cardinal Spellman in New York
Pope Paul VI selected Bishop Terence James Cooke to succeed the late Cardinal Spellman as archbishop of New York. Cooke, 47, from New York, was one of Spellman’s auxiliaries and was ordained in 1945. He is expected to be elevated to the College of Cardinals.
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Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Terence James Cooke
Francis Cardinal
Spellman
New York
Cooke
New Yorker
College of Cardinals
Pittsburgh
John Joseph Wright
Detroit
Joan Francis Dearden
John Maguire
Pope Paul
Archbishop Cooke
New York City
New York Seminary
Chicago University
Catholic University
Washington, D.C
Catholic Charities
Summa
Mixed up Character Abducts Coed From Boyfriend's Car
Linda Kay Pearce a 20 year old coed reports being abducted at gunpoint in Enid Oklahoma by a man described as mixed up character. She was driven around four hours then released near Phillips University after persuading the kidnapper. She recalls his appearance boots blue jeans dark suede reversible jacket and says she would recognize him again. Investigators held a suspect pending medical exam. The incident occurred in rain with the victim barefoot and muddy.
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EMD, Okla
UPI
Linda Kay Pearce
Enid
Miss Pearce
Hutchinson
Kan
Garfield County
Pete Horrall
Earl Wayne Pearce
United Press International
Senators Play Hockey During Rights Debate
The Senate’s civil rights debate shows low attendance with frequent rolls for a quorum. Amid filibuster drama, a cloture vote passed 65 to 32 and a final vote looms as nearly 80 amendments await disposal.
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Senators
Rescuers Fail To Find Men Trapped in Salt Mine
BELLE ISLE La UPI rescuers press on with fifth search team into the Cargill Salt mine 1200 feet below ground as 21 miners remain unfound. Fire in the shaft is out but carbon monoxide clouds hope and fear, with teams testing air and advancing toward the main processing area about 1000 feet from the shaft.
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Belle Isle
UPI
Mammoth Cargil
F. Clayton Towemaker
Cargill
Tomemaker
Tonnemaker
Reagan Declines Run for President Amid Public Pressure
Governor Ronald Reagan says he doubts a large public push could land him on the Republican ticket in November. He insists his focus remains on California’s challenges, not a national campaign, and he plans to discourage supporters from pressing him. He notes his June 4 California GOP primary run and his stance on the vice presidency. In Windsor, England, Lady Beaumont turns to breeding donkeys, selling them for about 400 pounds as status symbols.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
United Press International
The
United States
California
Reagan
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Oregon
Windsor, England
Windsor
Lady Beaumont
Bennington Banner announces newspaper contact and rates
The Bennington Banner lists its offices and departments in Bennington Vermont and notes United Press International affiliation. It also details home delivery options and subscription prices inside Vermont and elsewhere in the United States.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Vermont
U.S
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Lbj
James Almer
Pacific Telephone Co
Bradford
Mon. Plaza Shopping Center
North ST. Bennington, VT
Kennington Potters
Radcliffe Trigger
Sun
Pope
Cardinal Spellman
Phillips University
Roger L. Carstensen
Phillips
Linda
Carstensen
Wichita
Martin Luther King
Pisi Epic Stores
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Vallie
Arlington, Vermont
Plymouth
Eac
Tony Red
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Paulin's Garage, Inc
Shaftsbury
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