45 Known Dead In Plane Crash In Chicago
A United Airlines Boeing 737 crash landed near Midway Airport killing 45 aboard and injuring 18. Among the dead were U.S. Rep. George Collins and CBS reporter Michelle Claris. The plane skidded through several homes on the southwest side, and survivors described a brief stall before impact. Investigators traced the log book of pilot W. Whitehouse as firefighters battled fires in W 70th Place homes.
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Chicago
Parsons
Fleel
Midway Airport
United Air Lines
Smpany
U.S
Rep
George Collins
DTL
Michelle Claris
CBS Television News
Anderson
Whitehouse
Springfield
70Th Place
Midway Tower
Joy Boeing
Washington
Oniatia Witl
Sayal Chicago
U.S. Bombing Runs Intensify Across DMZ Area
U S B 52 raids surged over the weekend, dropping more than 5 000 tons of bombs along the DMZ and toward South Vietnam. North Vietnam and the Viet Cong condemned the attacks as harming prospects for peace amid new clashes near Saigon Long An province and near government troops.
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SMGON
North Vietnam
U.S
Shraepic Air Command
U. S
South Vietnam
Asi
Saigon
Long An
Kissinger and Hanoi envoy meet in Paris villa
Henry Kissinger and a Hanoi delegation held their sixth talk in Paris at a villa owned by the French Communist party. Lead diplomat Xuang Thuy arrived early with a Haig aide. Officials reported progress toward a Vietnam peace settlement.
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Paris
APY
Henry Kissinger
Jazal
le Bue Tho
Subi An
Communist Party
Tho
Hanoi
Xuang Thuy
Glasur-Yvetta
Kissinger
Lop
Alexander Haig
Vietnam
That's Low Then Crash At Midway Landing
Cindy Sladowski heard a jet plane approaching while lying on her living room couch near Midway airport. She described thinking to herself that the plane was about to land, as the craft seemed to glide in from a distance.
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Marvin Anderson
Holy Cross Hospital
Anderson
Chicago
Raor
Cindy Sladowski
Midway Airport
Sleepy-Head Astronauts Wake Before Moon Mission
Apollo 17 preparations continue as Cernan Schmitt and Evans rehearse lunar landing procedures aboard Challenger and America. Ground control wakes the crew with a Kansas Jayhawk rendition as they test docking, systems and an weightlessness heat experiment ahead of Monday’s moon mission.
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Black Space
Thals
Mission Con-moon
Cornutt
Evans
Jayhawk
University of Kansas
Mission Control
Mission Central
Schmits
America
Moon
Cernan
Selmidt
Challenger
Jonks
Jonks Clean,” Schmitt
Schmitt
Mission ‘Control
Trewnraten
Space
Pentagon Papers jury to be replaced by new panel
Los Angeles AP report says Judge Byrne will declare a mistrial, dismiss the current jury, and convene a new panel after the Ninth Circuit urged against proceeding with the existing jury. He plans to issue a ruling Monday. defenses consent to waiving double jeopardy.
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AP1
Pew
Matt Bye
Wriday
Ninth Circuit
U.S. Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Byrne
Defond
Wisberg Coud
Jre
Anthony Rian
Hut
Ellsberg
Atlornay Sallus
Rani Cory
Une
Assaton
Russo
Pilsberg
Twen
Alteger
Itussa
Tusso
Appellte
Court of Appeals
Dofansa
Peter Young
Four Charged in Assault and Robbery of Kadera
Four Cedar Rapids men were arrested in the assault and robbery of Eldan J. Kidera, 40, of Swisher. Kadera died in his city jail cell from a severe abdominal blow while held on an anti intoxication charge. Irvin, Hodges Jr., Vrowning, and Doss face robbery charges. bond set at 19,000 for three and 15,000 for Doss. Detective bureau probes possible other involved parties as the case advances.
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Cedar Rapids News
Cedar Rapids
Eldan J. Kidera
Swisher
Kadera
Linn Minty Medical
Agniner
Kadora
Melvin FE. Irvin
Twelfth Avenue SE
Wille. B. Hodges, Jr
Park Court 8
Edward Lb. Vrowning
Third Street SE
Peter Doss
Youth Steel SE
Ais
Kadevi
Nixon Shifts Aides in Major Administration Shakeup
In Manila the public information secretary announced three men confessed to roles in a plot to assassinate President Marcos and topple the government. The disclosures linked Philippine political and military figures and noted ongoing arrests and a military roundup in connection with the conspiracy.
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Marcos
Manila
Terdinand Marcos
Francisco Tatad
Nacionalista Party
Res
Tatad
Camp David
Nixon
White House
Interior and Transportation Departments
Ziegler
John Whitaker
Egil Krogh
Domogtle Council
Viegter
Byl
Kamp
Beadtlog
Pallee
Materal Homa Lown
In & Hos
Pital
Talad
Onlil
Kentily
Preston Martin
Metropolitar. Com
Mand
Carlita di
Cuenes
Batangas
Santees
Greater Manila
Improvement In Condition Of Truman
Medical authorities reported slight improvement in former President Truman’s condition at Research Hospital and Medical Center. He remained in critical status with a lower pulse rate, calmer demeanor, and tolerating regular tube feedings every four hours for nourishment.
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Kansas City
Truman
Research Hospital
Wallace. Graham
Graham
Harry
Jagz
Death Penalty Bill Is Signed In Florida
Florida Gov Heubin Askew signed a death penalty bill making the state the first to restore the punishment through legislative action, challenging Supreme Court rulings. The bill was passed by the Legislature and signed in Tallahassee.
Democratic Party Chief Ousted Vote Falls Short
Washington report on the Democratic National Committee stalemate over chairmanship. Insurgent conservatives push to replace Jean Westwood with Robert Strauss but fail to oust her by a 105 to 100 vote. Strauss remains in the race amid party reform tensions and Nixon-era alignment debates.
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Democratic National
Jean Westwood
Westwood -Wich
Dallas
Robert Strauss
Strauss
Westwood
George McGovern
McGovern
Bark
John Connally
Conesl
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