Fourth Plane Crash In Five Months Hits Boston Airport
An Iberia Airlines jumbo jet crashed at Logan amid fog and heavy rain as four recent aviation disasters converge near Boston. Seventeen aboard survived, with three crew among the dead and 16 hospitalized. authorities probe the instrument landing system and runway factors while Navy and airport officials assess damage and safety measures.
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Boston
Iberia Airlines
Massachus
Ronald Mother
Logan International
Massachusetts
Port Authority
Brian
Onassis Aide Plans Durham New Hampshire Refinery Tour
Constantine Gratsos, top aide to Aristotle Onassis, will tour Durham area and inspect the Durham Point site for a $600 million oil refinery. He will meet citizen groups and town officials amid opposition, with Olympic Refineries noting prior talks between New York officials and Onassis.
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N.H
Aristotle Onassis
Constantine Gratsos
Olympic Refineries
New Hampshire
Peter Booras
Gratsos
Durham Point
Booras
Foster
Democrat
New York
Thomson
Onassis
Town Meeting Slated With Shellfish Rules and Equipment Purchase
Kennebunkport voters will meet at Consolidated School gym at 7:30 p.m. to decide a resident only shellfish ordinance with $2 personal licenses and $10 annual commercial licenses, plus approve a $28,425 front-end loader and backhoe purchase funded from revenue sharing. They will also consider transferring $12,307.10 in unappropriated surplus to various town accounts.
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Batson River
Kennebunkport
Village Fire Company
More Register For Draft Now
Washington AP report shows 18 year olds increasingly registering for the draft after the prior perception that the draft was dead. Selective Service director Byron V. Pepitone cites a publicity push as lifting late registrations and notes a planned March draft lottery for those born in 1955.
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Selective Service
Byron V. Pepitone
New England
Justice Department
Pepitone
FBI
Cambodian troops push toward Kompong Som port amid clashes
Cambodian government forces claim to have killed 60 Khmer Rouge fighters and advanced a mile toward Highway 4 to the Kompong Som port, while taxi drivers say insurgents cut the road near Thnai Totung. A grenade attack in Phnom Penh wounded two passersby and a defense official. Meanwhile in South Vietnam the U S joint military team walked out of a plenary session over the killing of an unarmed American officer in a Viet Cong ambush.
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Cambodia
Kompong Som
Khmer Rouge
Thnai Totung
South Vietnam
United States
U. S
North
Richard Morgan Rees
Kent
Ohio
Saigon
Shelters Plan For Fuel Shortage and Evacuation
Director Timothy P. Wilson of the Bureau of Civil Defense explains that in a fuel emergency small shelters will provide only a warm place to stay. Residents should bring bedding blankets food medicines and other personal supplies while facilities may use nursing homes vacant apartments or town halls to house four families and larger sites like schools or armories if needed.
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Augusta
Timothy P. Wilson
Bureau of Civil Defense
Wilson
Civil Defense
Duplicate Bridge Played At Beach at Lawn Avenue Playhouse
Duplicate bridge was played Monday night at the Lawn Avenue Playhouse in Old Orchard Beach with nine players. Cyril Somerville placed first, Estelle Aranovitch second, Jane Burns third, and Avis Briggs fourth. other participants included Robert Toulose Alphonse Demers Mr Demers Mrs Demers and Don Briggs. Another game is scheduled for Wednesday at 10 a.m.
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Old Orchard Beach
Lawn Avenue Playhouse
Cyril Somerville
Estelle Aranovitch
Jane Burns
Avis Briggs
Robert Toulose
Alphonse Demers
Don Briggs
Magazines Adjusting to Paper Shortage in 1973
Publishers from Reader's Digest to Esquire respond to rising costs and shortages by trimming runs and pages, computerizing sales data, and conserving paper. Fawcett cuts nine special titles. Hearst expands conservation. Meredith and Times Inc plan long term contracts and smarter make up. CBS Publications suspends New Epicure through 1974.
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Reader’s Digest
Family Circle
Esquire Magazine
Hearst Magazines
Fawcett
Whas
Circle
MacFadden-Bartell
Meredith Corp
Times Inc
Digest
CBS Publications
Epicure
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Dover, N. H
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Thomas Smith
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Mike Spath
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