Passengers recount United jetliner crash near Mexico City
An industrial engineer and his wife describe their honeymoon flight on a United jet that struck turbulence and crashed near Mexico City. They detail the impact, escape through a damaged cabin, kerosene smell, injuries, and delayed rescue as passengers fled to a mud hut nearby.
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Mexico City
UPI
United Air Lines
Chicago
Judy
Acapulco
Hemingway's 1927 Works Catalogue Reveals Unpublished Manuscripts
A 332 item Hemingway inventory shows unpublished works including Jimmy Breen and African Book plus Garden of Eden Sea Novel trilogy and The Sea When Young The Sea When Absent The Sea in Being, plus letters and fragments. The catalog was prepared for Mrs. Hemingway and later released by scholars.
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Maxwell Perkins
Scribner’s
Tom Jones
Chicago
Paris
Fitzgerald
Jimmy Breen
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Garden of Eden
France
Spain
Cuba
Officials Probe Marine's Death at Parris Island
At Parris Island Marine Training Center officials said they would announce the investigation results into Pvt. Stephen E. Melson's death. The 18 year old from Millsboro Delaware reportedly had chronic kidney ailment and possible injuries. Marine spokesmen indicated a conclusive finding naming one or more involved persons and charging abuse, with at least one Marine relieved of duties during the inquiry.
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UPI
Parris Island Marine Training Center
Stephen E. Melson
Millsboro
Del
State Medical College Hospital
Charleston
Melson
W. R. Arnold
Informational Services
Arnold
Marines Cut Vietnam Tour to 12 Months for Leathernecks
UPI reports the U S Marine Corps shortened the Vietnam tour from 13 to 12 months effective immediately, affecting about 72 000 troops. Marines in Da Nang may transfer between divisions to complete the 12 month tour as others depart earlier. A separate item from London notes the Beatles remain the world’s top musical group for the fifth year, with the Beach Boys rising to second.
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Vietnam
U.S
1St Marine Division
3Rd Marine Division
London
UPI
Rolling Stones
Beach Boys
al Ahram
Cairo
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Rabat
Morocco
Israel
al Aksa
East Jerusalem
Birth Control Debate Echoes From Nixon Era Panel
A group including Dr Aitken and Erlichman discussed population limits and a “year of reproductive pause” in 1976 with calls to preserve resources as a posterity trust. Watkins questioned sacrifice requirements, asking who would give up homes, practices, or high fees for the cause, but received no answers.
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Dr. Aitken
Nixon
Fort
Erlichman
Conservationists
Israel seals borders on Yom Kippur security move
Israel blocked entrances to the occupied territories and closed Tel Aviv airport as security measures against guerrilla attacks on Yom Kippur. Israeli forces increased patrols and guards on rooftops amid fasting prayers and international efforts to restart Middle East talks among the Big Four.
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Tel Aviv
Abba Eban
Middle East
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Ex-Justices of Supreme Court Asked To Testify on Haynsworth
A Senate subcommittee plans to hear testimony from four former Supreme Court justices possibly regarding conflict of interest allegations against Supreme Court nominee Clement F. Haynsworth. Senate leader Ervin may seek insights on ethics questions surrounding the nomination.
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Supreme Court
Haynsworth
Washington
UPID
Senate
Clement F. Haynsworth
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
High Court
Ervin
Subcommittee On Separation of Powers
Stanley F. Reed
Charles E. Whittaker
Arthur J. Goldberg
Tom C. Clark
Senate Judiciary Committee
Race Tight For GOP Senate Leadership
Washington and Washington based report on the tight two way race for Republican Senate leadership. Sen. Hugh Scott claims 22 votes plus extras after Hruska withdrawal. Sen. Baker cites strong prospects succeeding Dirksen, with support from former Justices and ongoing hearings over Judge Haynsworth's nomination and potential conflict of interest questions.
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UPI
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Howard H. Baker
Tennessee
Senate
Roman L. Hruska
Nebraska
Baker
Scott
Hruska
Everett M. Dirksen
GOP
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