Rail Crash Kills One, Wounds 140 Near New York
In Mt Vernon New York a train crash killed one passenger and injured 140. A Penny Central spokesman Robert Benish said preliminary findings show no mechanical failure, with the express colliding into a local train as it discharged passengers Friday evening. He declined to discuss further facts pending investigation.
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Train wreck tragedy near New York leaves multiple injured
Passengers report the brakes failed on the express as the train crashed at a curve near a station. Colin Hughes, Australian vice consul in New York, is listed in serious condition. One man, Dominic Gomes of Port Chester, is dead. 107 others treated for minor injuries. investigation by railroad officials and Westchester County district attorney continues. Passengers recount abrupt impact and no warning in several cars.
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Colin Hughes
New York
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Kentucky
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New Haven
Conn
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Dominic Gomes
Port Chester
N.Y
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Westchester County District Attorney's Office
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Penn Central
New York City
Irving Brewington
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Brewington
Centrals
James Cookman
Worl
Heat to Visit China Amid Talks with Chinese Officials
London AP reports Prime Minister Heat plans a trip to China. He will meet with Chinese Foreign Minister Chi Pengfei for talks lasting minutes, aiming to discuss bilateral issues and strengthen ties.
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Chi Pengfei
Skylab Astronauts Launch Heavy Research Day in Space
At Houston Space Center Dr Joseph Kerwin points a sun telescope as Skylab crews begin a heavy day of solar observations and Earth resource sensing. Astronauts Conrad Kerwin Weil and Paul planned sensors from Washington to Brazil, while medical duties and station cleanup continued after a prior spacewalk. The solar panel fix boosts power to about 3000 watts, enabling near full schedule for the remainder of the 20 day mission.
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Cox Eyes Inquiry Into ITT Case During Hearings
Washington AP notes Cox requested review of testimony at Senate confirmation hearings to determine if witnesses under government jurisdiction lied. The probe centers on ITT Corp merger talks with Hartford Insurance and related anti trust actions, involving Mitchell Kleinindienst and Richard Kreindienst, amid efforts to locate executives and resolve cooling system issues.
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Diego
ITT Who
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Neqotlar Insurance Co
Lense
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SEC
ITT
House
Commerce
Hreak
Ralph Erickson
Indonesian Disaster Fallout and SEC Probe Tangle
Disjointed dispatch covers Indonesian floods and deaths, stock market probes, and a SEC inquiry tied to ITT documents. Authors cite 1,500 Indonesian deaths, relief pledges, and a merger probe amid legal actions and Watergate era references.
Boy 8 Dies After Dashing Into Burning Eyota Home
In Eyota Minnesota eight year old Alan wowden died Saturday after rushing back into his burning home to find his baby brother. The father woke to a boom and found the house afire as firefighters suspected a furnace malfunction caused an explosion.
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Pressure b Reds Curbs Viet Travel
Saigon reports a sharp surge in Viet Cong attacks across South Vietnam. The U S embassy warns Americans to limit travel while Canadian IC C attache strength is confined to barracks. Two South Vietnamese helicopters are shot down near An Loc with no confirmed casualties.
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International Commission of Control
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le Trung Hien
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Hanoi
Warning Issued On Gas Ovens
The Product Safety Commission said about 12 000 new gas ovens on the market may have a loose gas connection posing risk to owners especially in mobile homes. Ovens were made between Jan 29 and May 41 by F H Lawson Co Springfield Tenn Tappan Co under Tappan and Montgomery Ward Signature. No injuries or fires attributed to the defect reported.
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Soviet Union launches eight Coamus satellites successfully
Moscow Soviet news agency says the Soviet Union launched eight Coamus satellites aboard a carrier rocket and all are functioning normally, announced Saturday.
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Grain Threat Seen in Railroad Ruling
In Des Moines rail officials warn that 4700 miles of Iowa track could be abandoned without hearings under a federal ruling upheld this week. The decision, tied to the 34-car rule, may strand about 130 towns and worsen grain movement, prompting calls for youth work programs and improved rail repair crews to avert a transport crisis.
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Iowa Commerce Commission
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Iing
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Terstate Commerce Commission
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van Nosirand
Hopes for quick pact dashed in Paris talks
Paris AP report says Henry Kissinger and Le Due Tho ended their third and final meeting for the round without an agreement to strengthen the Vietnam peace accord. Deputies will continue discussions Monday as American officials hoped for a signing this weekend.
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Youth Rescues Boy in Greek Marion Incident
A Marion youth Dean Wassimer, 333 Thirteenth Street, was pulled unconscious from Indian Creek late Saturday. George Moody, VI, 820 Twenty-seventh Street, applied mouth to mouth resuscitation until police and an ambulance arrived. Moody’s quick action may have saved the Wassmer youth’s life as witnesses described a drowning scene near the old dam northwest of Thomas Park with several children present. Police Sgt. Kraut named Moody and other boys Tim Weinrich, Rick Cooper, and Tony Mundato in the rescue effort.
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Ricky Cooper
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