Train Collision Kills The Cedar Reples Gacelle
A derailed passenger train collision in Berlin left at least 15 dead and many injured. Reports describe a Karl Marx express derailment en route from Leipzig to Karlovy Vary with multiple fatalities.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1972
Page
3
A derailed passenger train collision in Berlin left at least 15 dead and many injured. Reports describe a Karl Marx express derailment en route from Leipzig to Karlovy Vary with multiple fatalities.
Clayton Marina owner Bill Brandel told officers he found two Wisconsin juveniles attempting to leave with battery stolen from the marina. The youths, suspected in a earlier break in and theft of blankets and flashlights from a private cabin near Clayton, were released to their parents by Clayton County sheriff's deputies.
Floyd R. Sutliff 61 died Saturday after a long illness in a Cedar Rapids hospital. He was a welder for Collins Radio for over 30 years. Survivors include wife Millie, daughter Barbara Hansel, four sons, siblings, and six grandchildren. Services Tuesday at 1:30 at Morgan's with Masonic rites at the grave.
In Singapore on Sunday a fire aboard the U S carrier Saratoga engulfed crew quarters. Three sailors died after being overcome by smoke. A Navy spokesman said a small fire in a below deck machine shop was brought under control quickly but smoke spread into living areas.
Denver report says two Navy pilots were killed in a stateside jet crash near Buckley Air Force Base. The twin engine bomber jet, stationed at Alameda Naval Air Station, caught fire as it attempted an emergency exit from the scene. Authorities withheld names pending notification.
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