Alitalia Jet Crashes in Fog Near Milan Killing None
An Alitalia jetbound from Rome to Montreal via Milan crashed into Monte San Giacomo in thick fog and rain. Seventy six survivors describe a chaotic escape as flames engulfed the wreckage. 13 lives lost. Passengers Diane Gottheil and Pred Fran recount the perilous hilltop descent and emergency exit amid stormy weather.
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Milan
Italy
Alitalia
Diane Gottheil
Urbana
Jienos
Lisa
Pred
University of Ulinors
Rome
Montreal
Milat
Fabia
Monte San Giacomn
Franco Colombo
Mexico City Quake Kills At Least Four In Rush Hour
AP reports a strong earthquake struck Mexico City during morning rush hour, causing at least four deaths and widespread damage. Aftershocks followed, with injuries reported and many buildings damaged including a nine story office block and Hilton Hotel. Gas lines ruptured and power failures halted traffic while responders evacuated residents.
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Mexico City
Red Cross
Excelsior
Olyepic Games
Pacific
Veracruz
Gulf of Mexico
Oaxaca
Pinopeta Nacional
Insurgentes Avenue
Ateast
Hiton
Hus
Insurgentes
Paseo de la Reforma
Associated Press
Mexico
Trotley
Rocket-Laden Ox Carts Blasted Near Saigon
U S jets and helicopter gunships targeted two rocket laden ox carts on a trail near the Cambodian border. Spotted 47 miles northwest of Saigon the carts carried 40 to 40 rockets believed Russian made. Air strikes and artillery caused extensive secondary explosions as a longer lull in ground fighting persisted. In Leng An Province gun ships sank six sampans after a clash with Viet Cong machine gunners. Thua Thien yielded a 24 ton cache of arms including mortars and 29,000 rounds.
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Saigon
U.S
Cambotien
Acicopter
Sagon
Leng An
Thua Thien
Mist Aig Cavalry Division
Nixon and four others named in $300 million raid suit
An AP report says former president Richard Nixon joined a law firm defendants in a $300 million suit alleging a scheme to strip Atlas Sewing Centers Inc. of assets. The action, filed in Federal Court in Manhattan, targets the Nixon Mudge Rose firm and others for alleged conspiracy and financial damage dating from 1960 to 1964.
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Nixon
New York
Fr Vite
Richard M. Nixolay
Louis Dhe
New York City
Helstona Financier
Manhattan
J. Charles. Burden Jr
Alexandria
Alas Sewing Centers Inc
Miami
Pla
Bankeuplcy Vel
The
Trying Trust Co
Bentricial France
North Jersey
Randolph I. Guthrie
Lie Law Firm
Milton C. Rose
John YW. Alexander
John N. Mitchell
Irying Trust
Atlas
Petiilen Aus
Petison
Tlarida
Burden
Ig Hunden
William D. Friedmann
Burdon
Giants Host Benefit Scrimmage at Camp for Boys Clubs
The New York Giants hold a benefit scrimmage at Faire Bold university for the Boys Clubs of Bridgeport with 10 AM start and 8 AM gates. Free buses will shuttle fans from surrounding parking areas. Tickets are $1 for adults and 50 cents for children. proceeds benefit Bridgeport Boys Clubs. Coach Allie Sherman plans even playtime for QBs Frank Tarkenton Earl Marcal and Tom Kennedy. All Giants players are reported fit for the final pre season scrimmage.
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New York Giants
Bridgeport
Faire Bold University
Gates
Hele
Doys
Ridgeport
Allie Sherman
Frank Tarkenton
Earl Marcall
Tom Kennedy
Giant
New York Fpam
Czech-Soviet Talks Open At Bratislava Site
Communist cadets of Czechoslovakia and five allies met in Bratislava to discuss boosting economic and military cooperation with the Soviet bloc. Premier Cernik said no Czech specifics would be discussed, while Dubcek hailed a four day meeting as setting good preconditions for the broader talks amid months of propaganda against liberalization.
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Prague
Czechoslovaki
Bratisla
Soviet Union
Poland
East Germany
Hungary
Bulgaria
Bratislava
Oldrich Cernik
Rude Prayo
Alexander Dubcek
Nation Iia
Foltburn
Tp al Cierna
Slovakia
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Two More Steelmakers Defy LBJ Up Prices
Pittsburgh report says two leading steelmakers National Steel Corp and Crucible Steel Corp announced price increases defying President Johnson's call to hold line on steel prices. National Steel boosted in mill products and materials used in canmaking, while Crucible Steel, a major specialty producer, announced price hikes in its sectors.
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Pittsburgh
Johnson
Washington
National Steel Corp
Crucifie Steel Corp
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
National
United Steelworkers
Steel Corp
Hethlehem Steel Corp
Republic Steel Corp
Burke Confirmed as Member of ICC
Senate confirmed Wallace R. Burke of Connecticut to the Interstate Commerce Commission, despite earlier dissents. Burke, from Farmington, serves on the Connecticut Public Utilities Commission.
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Burke
ICC
Washington
Senate
Wallace R. Burke
Connecticut
Interstate Commerce
Commission
Farmington, Conn
Connecticut Public Utilities Commission
Not Guilty Plea Entered in Kennedy Murder Case
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan pleaded not guilty to the first degree murder counts and the assault with deadly weapon charges in the Kennedy case. The 22 minute hearing noted brain tests incomplete and the defense reserved motions ahead of trial. Sirhan, 24, claimed innocence amid courtroom security and a press crowd as his family watched. The case unfolds with a Memphis trial date for James Earl Ray nearby.
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Los Angeles
Robert F. Kennedy
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Nay. T
Kennedy
Memphis
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King
Sirhan
Russell B.parsons
Susan
Parsons
California
Hall of Justice
Former Alabama attorney general indicted in extortion plot
Rich mound Flowers, once Alabama attorney general, and three associates are indicted in Birmingham on four counts alleging conspiracy to extort payments from individuals and corporations during Flowers term from 1968 to 1971. Co‑defendants include Joe Breck Gantt Oscar Hyde and James Kelley Ramsey Clark comments noted. each count carries up to 19 000 in fines and imprisonment.
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Washington
Justice Department
Richmound Flowers
Alabama
Flowers
Birmingham
Ala
Art Joe Breck Gantt
Oscar Hyde
James Chef
Kelley
Laurel
Mass
Nessman
ONY
Ramsey Clark
Duner
Abby
S.ss
Ofea
Findocial News
Roy General
Jacoby
Sylvia Porter
Humphrey vows to fire Hershey during Detroit visit
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey pledged to replace Selective Service Director Lewis B. Hershey amid protests in Detroit as he seeks the Democratic presidential nomination. He accused Hershey of backing George Wallace and criticized reform measures, saying his administration would enact changes. Hershey said he has no endorsement and did not intend to enter the race, suggesting the Wyoming remarks may have been misinterpreted.
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Detroit
Hubert H. Humphrey
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Humphrey
Hershey
George Wallace
Wershey
Norman Sherman
Humphrey Sides
Cheyanne
Wya
Wallace
Associated Press
Cheyenne
Denver
Wyoming
KRAE
Nershey
Freeed Pilots Arrive in Laos After Captivity
Three U.S. pilots freed by North Vietnam arrived in Laos and said they were well treated during months of captivity. They planned to fly home by commercial airline to avoid jeopardizing negotiations for other airmen. The released officers include Maj. James Low of California, Maj. Fred Neale Thompson of South Carolina, and Capt. Joe Vicky Carpenes.
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Am Witaphol
Laos
Nanol
Vientiane
Maj
Fred Thompson
Taylors
Laois
U.S
Vietnam
Efi Eri
North Viewam
Thai Jana
Anilwar
United States
North Vietnam
James Low
Sausalito
Calif
Fred Neale Thompson
S.C
Joe Vicky Carpenes
Doyle Outlines $86 Million City Capital Plan Expansion
City Comptroller Thomas M. Doyle detailed an $86 million capital program begun three years ago and slated to run about four more years. He cited federal and state actions expanding municipal investment and listed major categories including redevelopment, schools, sewerage treatment, airport development, parks, libraries, and miscellaneous public improvements with bond-supported funding and the advisory committee’s review.
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Russell I
Redgate City
Thomas M. Doyle
Doyle
City Trail
Farm Grass Company
Ee —Parks and Recreation
Cor Minete
Curran Pre
State Approves Five Percent Welfare Payment Increase
Connecticut welfare recipients will gain a five percent raise starting October 1, adding 2.5 million annually with 18 million in the current year budget. The boost pushes the welfare budget deficit beyond 60 million. A typical family of mother, no father, and three children will rise from 323 to 340 dollars per month, totaling 3,885 to 4,077 yearly, and marks 13 percent total increases since October 1967.
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Hartford
Commission
Northeast Chairmen Back Rockefeller Support Split
Three New England state chairmen led a closed conference to back Nelson Rockefeller as presidential nominee at the national convention in New York. The group, chaired by Josiah A. Spaulding, urged Rockefeller to unite the country and aid local candidates. Massachusetts Governor John A. Volpe was away and unavailable for comment. Several chairmen from Vermont Maine Pennsylvania New York Maryland and DC voted for the resolution while New Hampshire abstained. Connecticut chair Howard Hausman did not vote. Continued on Page Two.
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Miame Beach
Fis
Vom
New England
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Northeast
Rockefeller
Josiah A. Spaulding
Massachusetts
John A. Volpe
Oates
Vermont
Maine
Massachusets
Pennsylvania
Maryland
District of Columbia
New Hampshire
Nixon
Connerticut
Connecticut
Charman
Howard Hausman
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Shept
Sires
Sinaioe
Valladolid
da Nang
Quang Nam Province
Weather Sureau
Ada J. Lew
Mr. Nixon
Giant Camp
Syracuse, N.Y
Macy Catherine Augustuz
Wheaton
Chicago
Financial Advisory Group
Rocky
Hausman
Richard M. Nixon
Cape Coral
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