British jetliner crash kills 118 in London
London officials say a three-jet Trident airliner operated by British European Airways crashed after takeoff from Heathrow. The disaster, Britain's worst air crash, killed 116 aboard and two Americans. Government ministers announced victims and noted the plane was en route to Russell.
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Soviet Urges U S Halt Actions Resume Talks Paris
Moscow Radio urged the United States to halt military actions against North Vietnam and resume constructive talks in Paris. The broadcast said the Soviet government would continue to supply aid to Hanoi. A mix of reports described Kissinger's Peking visit and Podgorny's Hanoi talks, with Hanoi broadcasts pressing for end of bombing and seizure of North Vietnamese territory. The United States rejected a return to talks, citing continued fighting in South Vietnam.
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Columbus Library Receives Carpeted Steps and New Books
Thanks to the Blanche Kersenbrock Memorial Fund the Columbus Library adds carpeted steps and a revamped main floor. New titles include One More Time by Faith Baldwin, Dove by Robin Lee Graham, The Levantine by Eric Ambler, Sahara Road by Simon Harvester, and Silk by Ian Fleming.
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Polls test running mate options for McGovern
Washington AP reports nationwide polling on Vice Presidential prospects for George McGovern. Chief pollster Hal Cadell tests candidates including Hubert Kennedy and Florida Governor Askety, while aides discuss ticket dynamics and a broad voter registration drive targeting young supporters. The attorney general is cited as chief law officer.
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Treatment fails for California woman dies in Georgia
A 32 year old California woman from Buena Park died at Talmadge Memorial Hospital in Augusta after hepatitis damaged her liver and baboon liver support could not sustain her. Doctors reported she suffered breathing difficulties that hampered treatments and hoped for liver regeneration remained unrealized.
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Supermarkets stay open night shifts and expansion plans
The report shows more supermarkets keeping late hours with open night calls, mainly on the West Coast, while some stores shrink. Dominick's Jewel and Red Owl in Illinois and Wisconsin expand, with chains citing rising mobile site use and changing crime trends as factors shaping openings and closures.
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Past president of Eagles auxiliary dies Saturday
BRAS men Neb AP ident of the state's Fraternal Dr ay of aglés died here Saturday. Robert Schulle at Masten oilelal of the Eagles said she became director during convention activities and diet later at a Grand Island hospital.
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Fragmented note on fallen archangel origin in bible text
A fragmented interpretation links the name Satan to the Bible phrase How art thou fallen from heaven and suggests the devil's fall due to wickedness. The readable fragment references a morning context and the archangel’s expulsion from heaven.
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