Sixty-six American youths among Peru crash victims
A Peru vian airliner returning visitors from Machu Picchu crashed near Cuzco, killing 99 of 100 aboard including 49 U S exchange students aged 14 to 19. The International Fellowship Inc. sponsored the group, with victims from New York and New Jersey among the 49 identified.
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First Nerve Gas Train Under Way
A heavily guarded munitions train left Richmond Kentucky carrying 113 obsolete nerve gas rockets toward sea burial. A pilot train with decontamination teams preceded it. both head to Sunny Point North Carolina where rockets will be stored deep underwater. The Army cites safety and plans to decompose gas at bases.
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Cuba Causes Jet To Land At Dulles After Comment
An Eastern Airlines jet from New York to San Juan diverted to Dulles Airport after a passenger reportedly said the plane might end up in Cuba. Angel Devila Jr., 34, of the Bronx, was removed for questioning. authorities later held him on a marijuana possession charge. An unidentified woman shown signs of a heart issue was taken to Herndon Medical Center.
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Uruguayan Guerillas Execute U S Official Mitrione
In Montevideo the Tupamaros executed American police expert Daniel Mitrione after a Sunday deadline passed without the Uruguayan government releasing political prisoners. His body was found in a bloodstained car, shot twice in the head, with authorities tightening a search and detaining suspects as 5,000 troops and police continued street patrols.
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White House Denounces Uruguay Killings Of U S Official
The White House denounces the murder of U S official Daniel Mitrione in Uruguay as a callous act. Press secretary Ronald Ziegler emphasizes the inhumanity of terrorism and pledges U S support for freeing kidnapped American Claude Fly while urging restraint and solidarity.
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Luxury cruises aided by a special federal subsidy
Federal subsidies pay up to 400 per passenger to finance luxury ocean cruises to ports like Hong Kong Tahiti Jamaica and Bora Bora. Over five years the program has cost taxpayers about 4 million and now Congress seeks broader aid despite questions of defense necessity.
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Nixon warns of ecological disaster and reform call
President Nixon urges Congress to adopt sweeping environmental reforms in a 3 1 page White House report. He argues for basic shifts in thinking and policy to curb pollution, manage population growth, and align growth with environmental costs under capitalist framework.
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Governors Convene at Tan-Tar-A with Industry Provisions
At Tan-Tar-A Resort in Missouri 44 governors stay in private homes with luxury private transport and gifts while more than 700 guards ensure security. The meet includes formal sessions each morning and private afternoon meetings with industry hosts providing comforts.
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Cambodian Forces Halt Viet Cong Near Phnom Penh
Cambodian defenders pushed back infiltrators two miles from downtown Phnom Penh as fighting raged overnight. UPI reports say Viet Cong and North Vietnamese units shelled 25 allied installations while casualties mounted with at least ten Americans killed and 41 wounded. Cambodian commanders also said they recovered bodies of Chinese among communist dead and questioned the origin of those Chinese fighters.
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