Former Education Chief James Allen Dies in Grand Canyon Crash
Former U S education commissioner James E. Allen Jr his wife Florence and eight others were killed when a Scenic Airways light plane crashed near Pine Mountain north of Peach Springs Arizona. Pilot Wayne Leeth 47 of Las Vegas survived. two others survived. Two Americans and five foreigners among the nine aboard. The crash occurred after the flight from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon. fog snow and trees hindered search efforts.
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Peach Springs
U.S
James E. Allen, Jr
Florence
Grand Canyon
Scenic Airways
Pine Mountain
Arizona-Nevada
John Siebold
Air Taxi Service
Allen
Leeth
Las Vegas
Canyon
Siebold
Federal Aviation Ac-ministration
Harvard pediatrician warns against learning toys harming children
Dr Richard Feinbloom of Harvard says many educational toys may hinder development and that not all “toys that teach” accelerate learning. He argues spontaneous parent child interaction is more vital and urges discouraging specialized crib toys and programed cognitive stimulation until stronger evidence supports benefits.
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Chicago
Harvard University
Richard Feinbloom
Fernbloom
American Academy of Pediatrics
Fie
Feinbloom
Peter Wolff
Harvard
No Vinton Link for Train Victim Found
Vinton relatives raised questions after Rob ert Froncek 24 was found dead in the Grand Trunk Western yard in Chicago Sunday. Benton County Sheriff Harold Burch said no record shows Froncek as a resident of Vinton and his parents live in Chicago. The death is described as being run over by a train. Local assessments note conflicting notices about origin.
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Vinton
Robert Froncek
Chicago
Froncek
Benton County
Harold Burch
Francek
Grand Trunk Western Railroad
Enemy Tanks Above DMZ
Pentagon sources report North Vietnamese forces moving tanks and armored units into the area above the DMZ. U.S. experts fear these concentrations signal a quick reaction force to counter possible South Vietnamese ground thrusts or moves north of the DMZ. Reconnaissance planes spotted the buildup in the panhandle.
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Washington
Demilitarized Zone
Pentagon
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
Dmz
U.S
Panhandle
North Vietnam
Doctors Promote Home Remedy for Hemorrhoidal Swelling Relief
An advertised medical formula claims to shrink hemorrhoidal swelling without narcotics or anesthesia. The text touts gentle soothing action, targeted ointment, and symptom relief based on patient testimonials and noninvasive preparation.
Man Arrested After Failing To Appear In Court
Wayne Donald Wilson of Waterloo was arrested in Tama County on a bench warrant after missing his April 9 arraignment. He had been charged with driving with a suspended license tied to failing to post proof of financial responsibility and had posted bond earlier. He remained in Tama City jail on a 2000 bond.
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Toledo
Wayne Donald Wilson
Waterloo
Department of Public Safety
Independence
Tama County
Nick Kriegel
Slain Pilot Plea for Fuel Ignored by FBI
Washington AP report details a hijacking from Jacksonville to the Bahamas in which Brent Downs pleaded for fuel moments before he was shot. The FBI reportedly refused fuel and the hijacker's estranged wife was taken by force, with co pilot Randall Crump and Bobby Wallace present as the drama unfolded.
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FBI
Washington (Ap
Fbll
Downs
Washington Post
Montand
Wallace
Jacksonville, Fla
Brent Downs
George Griffe
Nashville
Bobby Wallace
Bahamas
Jacksonville
FRY
Ives
Randall Crump
Williams warns of possible hostilities in South Vietnam tensions
Hosea Williams, U S civil rights leader, warned of rising tension between American soldiers and South Vietnamese, saying fighting could break out. He cited racial discrimination in the military, drugs, and babies fathered by U S soldiers as pressing issues after a four week China visit and a week in South Vietnam. Williams noted South Vietnamese anger toward U S troops and warned of potential wider conflict if withdrawal or defeat options aren’t handled carefully. He said Chinese officials described Lin Piao as active, though he did not see Mao’s pictures and met Premier Chou En Lai three times.
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Hong Kong
Hosea Williams
U.S
Williams
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Communist
China
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Lin Piao
Mao Tsetung
Lin
Canton
Chou En-lai Chou
Mao
Industry Taking Go Slow Stance Amid Economic Policy Questions
AP survey of major corporations finds few plan major expansions while awaiting Nixon economic policy results. A key point is congressional approval of a tax credit for investment in new facilities. North American Rockwell chairman W F Rockwell Jr says industry is waiting and watching to see outcomes.
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Washington
Associated Press
Nixon
W. F. Rockwell, Jr
North American Rockwell Corp
Decorah Democrats To Host John Culver
The Winneshiek County Democratic Central Committee will sponsor a Meet Your Congressman night in Decorah tough district. John Culver plans to tour the business district from 7 30 to 9 p m meeting constituents and gathering opinions rather than giving a speech. A reception at the Hotel Winneshiek follows the tour.
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Decorah
Winneshiek County
Democratic Central
John Culver
Walt Nelson
Culver
Winneshiek
Nelson
Senate
Mrs Gandhi Holds Pakistan Peace Hope With Tito
In New Delhi Mrs Gandhi meets President Tito of Yugoslavia to press for a political settlement in East Pakistan. She asserts India will defend itself if war breaks out and urges safe return of refugees while seeking broader aid and talks on ending the fighting.
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New Delhi
Prine
India
Pakistan
Itzelf
Tito
Yugoslavia
United News of India
Assam
Lahore
Sialkot
Foreign Ministry
Mra. Gandhi
East Pakistan
Two Faces Charged With Drunk Driving In Tama
Betty Lou Boldt, 39, Tama, arrested 12:15 a.m. Friday by the highway patrol at the junction of highways 63 and 30 in Toledo, charged with drunk driving. Released on personal recognizance and appeared in Tama Mayor Jim Sorensen’s court. Bond set at 10 percent of $500. Jerry Alan Fox, Washburn, arrested Oct. 8 on Highway 63 north of Toledo, charged with drunk driving, bound to district court after failing to post cash bond of $500, taken to Marshall county jail.
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Tama
Betty Lou Boldt
Tracr
Highway Patrol
Toledo
Jim Sorensen
Sorensen
Jerry Alan Fox
Washburn
Marshall County
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James E. Alten, Jr
Feinbloom and Wolff
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John Hylland
Tama City
Harold G. Schaefer
Iowa Municipal Finance Officers Association
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