Probe in Swissair crash sparks sabotage fears
Swiss investigators probed the wreckage of the Israel bound Swissair jet that crashed near Wuerenlingen killing 47, amid suspected criminal act and Arab saboteurs. Prime Minister Golda Meir met with Israel's cabinet nine hours to discuss potential retaliation as European airlines cut service to Israel. An emergency commission of 50 experts worked at the site with no conclusive foul play yet, and a link to the Austrian Airlines incident in Frankfurt was noted but unproven.
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Sie
Jerusalem
Golda Meir
Israel
Wuerenlingen
Zurich
Foreign Ministry
Beirut
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
General Command
Amman
Europe
Swissair
Frankfurt
Five Thousand Five Hundred Dollar House Fire Loss
A midnight blaze on Town Line road in Bloomfield Township destroyed a residence owned by a Cleveland man. Union City Bloomfield and Mill Village fire crews battled the fire from 11:45 p.m. to about 1:30 a.m. The chimney stove pipe failure and high winds helped spread flames rapidly. no injuries were reported and the loss was pegged at 5500 with no insurance.
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Bloomfield
Union City
Mill Village
Wilkins Church
Bloomfield Township
Stanley Mulviin
Willfred Rowland
Cleveland
Ohio
Mulvin
Tragic single car crash claims Sugar Grove woman
Sandra K. King, 22, of Sugar Grove died at 2 am at WCA Hospital Jamestown N Y from injuries after a one car accident on the Sugar Grove Busti road last night. Investigating troopers Richard Simon and Ralph Sai said she apparently braked suddenly, lost control, and was thrown from the vehicle as it went down an embankment.
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Sugar Grove
WCA
Jamestown
N.Y
Sugar Grove-Busti
Sandra K. King
Richard Simon
Ralph Sai
Warren State
Raid on North Center apartment ends in four charges
Police raided a North Center street apartment after a four week probe and arrested three adults and a juvenile on charges of frequenting a disorderly house. Names listed include Sandra Joy Anthony 19 David L Stutzman 22 and Christine E Nichols 21. A separate Bedford County case involved a murder charge against Clifton L Cornelius 33 for the fatal shooting of Robert Dean Hutzell 23. A juvenile suspect linked to the same incident is unnamed. Also noted were minor alcohol possession charges against Larry G Huffman 18.
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Cuty
North Center Street
Tment
North Center
John Doe
Sandra Joy Anthony
South Second Avenue
David L. Stutzman
Corry
Christine E. Nichols
Bedford, Pa
Bedford County
Robert Dean Hutzell
Clifton L. Cornelius
Schellsburg
Hutzell
Meyersdale
Somerset County
Cornelius
District Justice of the Peace
Auer
District Justice
Larry G. Huffman
R.D. 1
Bear Lake
Huffman
Barney
Firestone
New York State
Southern states ban forced busing amid desegregation push
Two Southern states passed laws supporting freedom of choice in desegregation plans while banning forced busing. Louisiana and Georgia enacted measures, with Mississippi and Alabama considering similar bills. In California Pasadena, a federal court order requires busing, with local funds and donations racing to cover costs. Prominent figures split on busing as a desegregation tool.
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Associated Press
Deep South
New York
Pasadena
Calif
Alabama
George C. Wallace
John Stennis
D-Miss
Hubert H. Humphrey
Louisiana
John McKeithen
MckKeithen
Georgia
Lester Maddox
Mississippi
Albert Brewer
Buford Ellington
Tennessee
Justice Department
U.S. Dist
Manuel Real
Yvette Lightfoot
Crashes Cause Light Damage No Injuries Reported
Police logged weekend tree crashes including a patrol car striking a utility pole with no injuries. A 16 year old girl, Norlene A Kane, reported damage to her car at 4 15 p m after a second driver fled the scene. A second two car collision on East Smith Street left $500 in damage, involving Dr Archie E Tate and Frank J Jackson Jr with Tate’s car at $300 and Jackson’s at $200. Jackson cited for driving too fast for conditions.
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Norlene A. Kane
East Main Street
Miss Kane
North Center Street
A&p
Kane
East Smith Street
Frank J. Jackson Jr
Wright Street
Tate
Jackson
Pentagon weighs longer draft, two more years urged
Pentagon officials and the Senate Armed Services Committee chair say ending the draft by mid 1971 is premature. They want more time to study pay boosts for first term servicemen and other measures to secure enough volunteers, following the Nixon commission’s call to abolish Selective Service with limits.
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Washington
Pentagon
Senate Armed Services Committee
Nixon
Special Commission
Snowmobile Fire, Car Blaze, and Draft Pay Debate
A weekend report details a burning snowmobile on South Shady avenue driven by David Moore, with 19 firefighters and two chiefs extinguishing the blaze. Later a car fire on Mead avenue caused minor damage before a Crestline plant sprinkler alarm proved false. The piece also notes a draft-related pay increase proposal and Defense Secretary Melvin Laird’s cautious stance on shifting to an all volunteer force.
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Stanford Hose Company
South Shady Avenue
David Moore
East Smith Street
Thomas Lathrop
Lathrop
Mead Avenue
Crestline, Inc
Pennsylvania Avenue
Melvin R. Laird
Pentagon
Laird
Plain of Jars fighting spreads toward Muong Laoi
North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao forces pressing from the Plain of Jars threaten Muong Laoi near the plain. Reports describe a light probe on Phou Kout and movements toward Long Cheng. U.S. trained Meo force under Gen Vang Pao faces 20,000 enemy with air support from Thailand and carriers in the Gulf of Tonkin. A CIA Air America pilot, J. Maerkl, was killed, while a Skyraider fighter was shot down on another front. The Ngam Neum Dam project continues as foreign aid funds a Mekong development plan.
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Vientiane
Laos
Plain of Jars
Muong Laoi
Phou Kout
Muong Suol
Vang Pao
Long Cheng
United States
Pathet Lao
Muong Suoi
Xieng Khouang
Java
Gaid
Thongphanh Knoksy
Laotian Defense Ministry
Thongphanh
Thailand
South Vietnam
Gulf of Tonkin
U.S
J. ©. Maerkl
Fort Worth
Tex
CIA
Air America
Maerkl
The
Mekong River
Luang Prabang
Xieng Lom
Pak Beng
Savang Vathana
U Nyun
United Nations Economic Commission For Asia
Wife Testifies Over Burial Rights After Plane Death
Joanne Coles Shipley, widow of Dr Darrell Shipley, testifies in Erie County Court about who may bury the deceased. Evidence shows alimony payments to Bobbie Sue Shipley and a 1967 will naming Third National Bank of Tennessee as executor with burial in Clarksville, Tennessee.
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Joanne Coles Shipley
Erie County Court
James Dwyer
Darrell J. Shipley
Erie International Airport
Joanne
Leona Bodganski
Joanne Shipley
Dr. Shipley
Tennessee
Bobbie Sue Shipley
Clarksville
Shipley
Bobbie Sue
Erie
Peter Schaaf
Dwyer
Third National Bank of Tennessee
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