PAA Cargo Jet Crashes At Logan With 3 Aboard
A Pan American Airlines 707 cargo jet with three crew aboard crashed while attempting to land at Logan International Airport Boston. Debris spread on Runway 27 and all three crew members Capt J Zammett G Ritter and D Melvin were killed.
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New York
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London
Prosecutors Push Nixon Tape Turnover Amid Watergate Hearings
Prosecutors urge Nixon to produce a June 4 1972 tape of him listening to other recordings as hearings extend next week. Judge Sirica, prosecutor Ben Veniste, and counsel J. Fred Buzhardt spar over the tape's inclusion in appeals, with Bull testifying about missing conversations and potential implications for the April 15 1973 Dean meeting and the Mitchell call.
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J. Fred Buzhardt
U.S District Court
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Sirica
Stephen V. Bull
Richard Ben Veniste
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Bull
Niyon
White House
Senate Watergate Committee
John W. Dean III
Dean
John N. Mitchell
Biddeford Teachers approve two year settlement after talks
After marathon mediation, the Biddeford School Board and teachers ratified a two year contract by a 100 to 8 vote. The deal includes a raise from 6550 to 6800 retroactive to Sept 1 and improved health benefits, plus a 20 minute planning period for elementary staff and adherence to Maine Supreme Court hiring orders for specialists.
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Roger Snow
University of Maine At Portland-Gorham
Maine Supreme Court
Middle East Force Bolstered Pact Shapes School Year Terms
The pact grants the school board power to set the school year length for students and to negotiate the teachers' year while the board controls the school day length. It allows elimination of positions if City Council Finance Committee cuts budgets, covering this year and next. Two negotiable "openers" remain for 1974-75, including salaries and health insurance, leaving unresolved a prior unfair labor practice complaint by the Biddeford Teachers Association.
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Teacher's Association
Labor Relations Board
Spacecraft On Course To Planets
CAPE CANAVERAL FLA AP The Mariner 16 spacecraft launched on a five month mission to Venus and Mercury becoming the first interplanetary probe to study two planets. An Atlas Centaur rocket carried the 1108 pound payload skyward at 1245 EST with early flight described as smooth.
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Nations add to U N peace force in Middle East
U N Security Council approves adding troops from Canada Poland and five other nations to the Swedish Spanish and Austrian contingents amid truce enforcement near Ismailiya and Suez. Poles and Canadians serve as logistics support while others take front line duties.
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Washington
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Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Hafez Assad
Kuwait
Sheik Sabat el Alem al Sabah
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Houari Boumedienne
Henry A. Kissinger
Ismail Fahmy
Soviet Union
Canada
United States
Saco mayor candidates clash over growth and finances
Berton Kirnley seeking a second term as Republican mayor of Saco notes progress under his tenure and urges continuing stability through a full time administrator if charter changes pass He cites improved departments fiscal responsibility and a conserved commission while highlighting sewage drainage fixes and street work James Wilkinson the Democratic challenger advocates action over planning proposing a permanent street and sewer program youth services an industrial park and full time city staff to secure state and federal funds He stresses repairing crises rather than lengthy surveys and pledges to bridge promise and reality with citizen focus.
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Saco
Armand Mercier
Whitman and Howard
Braley
Tasker Street
A.ca
James Wilkinson
Democrats
Wilkinson
State Department of Transportation
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Stockman Avenue
Blue Haven
Playmate Of Month Study Sees Security Blanket For Men
A University of Nevada sociologist says Playboy Playmates serve as a security blanket for American men amid the sexual revolution. Rebecca Stafford and Cela McGinty studied Playmates from 1958 to 1973, finding most emphasize travel and glamour over intellect or politics.
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Dr. Stafford
Miss McGinty
Thirty years ago television was seen as impossible
A retrospective note recalls a time when many believed television could not be done. The passage hints at evolving views on TV feasibility and public skepticism during the early era of broadcast development.
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