Rescue brings 721 from Fulvia to Santa Cruz after ship fire
All 721 aboard the Norwegian Fulvia were rescued after a fierce blaze 100 miles north of the Canary Islands. The Ancerville saved many passengers and crew, while Captain C B Fasting and four officers stayed aboard to fight the fire before abandoning ship. The vessel, originally Oslofjord, built 1949 and renamed last year, was en route from Cannes and Madeira to Genoa when the inferno broke out.
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Santa Cruz DE Tenerife
Canary Islands
Fulvia
Santa Cruz
C.B. Fasting
Tamatan
Norwegian America Line
Casablanca
Morocco
Fasting
Ancerville
Tamaran
Genoa
Canaries
Cannes
Riviera
Funchal
Madeiras
Amsterdam
Oslofjord
Two Drunken Driving Incidents Reported by City Police
Police report two alcohol related incidents over the weekend. Gary P. Groel and Robert J. Groel, both intoxicated, were stopped on West Washington after erratic driving. Gary Groel cited for DUI and Robert Groel for public intoxication. A separate underage drinking call involved two out of town youths on East Sixth Street, with one charged for carrying a concealed deadly weapon.
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Charles Rhodes
North Center
Washington Streets
West Washington Street
Rhodes
Washington Street
Washington
Raymond Avenue
Gary P. Groel
R.D
Corry
Robert J. Groel
R.D. 3
Spartansburgh
Gary Groel
Robert Groel
Porter Auer
East Sixth Street
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Lower Voting Age Question Placed On 13 State Ballots
AP report details proposals to lower the voting age on November ballots in at least 13 states. It notes Nixon’s stance that a constitutional route may be needed, Mitchell’s push for quick court action, and varying state actions with 18 to 20 age options.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
John.n. Mitchell
Mitchell
Ian MacGowan
Supreme Court
Georgia
Florida
Connecticut
Montana
Wyoming
South Dakota
Minnesota
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Colorado
Maine
Nebraska
Michigan
House
Senate
California
Pennsylvania
Passengers praise pilot after United jet crash at Philadelphia
Federal investigators probe power loss on United Airlines Boeing 737 Flight 611 that ran off the runway into a marsh near Philadelphia International Airport. The 56 passengers and crew of six included 11 injuries with one ankle fracture. Captain Joseph Lubczynski, hospitalized with back and neck injuries, was praised for a controlled landing.
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Philadelphia
United Air Lines
Philadelphia International Airport
Ellen Farr
Ridgwood
Ont
William T. Burns
U.S. Department of Commerce
Joseph X. Lubczynski
Frederick
St. Luke’s and Children's Medical Center
Milk truck crash near Corry causes major damage
Corry State Police investigated a crash three miles east of Corry on Route 6 where a car driven by Albert Walton, 22, of Youngsville, crossed into the westbound lane and struck a milk truck driven by Albert Staffan, 49, of Columbus. Damage to the car was about 1500, the truck 14000, and milk losses totalled 1400. A 13 year old was involved in another crash near Centerville injuring a man. A separate two car collision near Mill Village caused 2500 in damage with charges pending. In other news 15 million people worldwide are blind, with Indians making up a third, per KK Shah.
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Corry
Norbert Irish
William Gatehouse
Albert S. Walton
Youngsville
Walton
Albert Staffan
R.D. 1
Columbus
Troopers Oy
Centerville
Steven Kinney
Titusville
Richard Allen
Allen
John Byler
Titusville Hospital
Bloomfield Township
Byler
Mill Village
Clinton L. Daily
Erie
Frederick C. Blackman
Warren
Gary Rain
Senator Mondale to expose rotten migrant farm system
Senator Walter Mondale announcing a two day migrants subcommittee inquiry promised an exposé of who is responsible in the migrant farm system. He said nothing will change until the system is exposed and held accountable and the first witness was Dr. Raymond Wheeler of Charlotte North Carolina.
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Washington
Walter I’. Mondale
Dminn
Raymond Wheeler
Charlotte
N.C
Texas
Florida
Mondale
NBC
Edward R. Murrow
City Council to vote on weed ordinance tonight
City Council meets tonight with the second and final reading of the new weed ordinance as the top item on the agenda. City Solicitor Rozelle will discuss the Erie County judge's recent opinion on White Street curbing and a property owner’s assessment dispute.
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Douglas Rozelle
Erie County
Lindley McClelland
David Johnson
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Roosevelt Hospital
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42Nd Street
New
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
Wolfgang
Paula Sheedy
Williamstown
Nly
India
New Delhi
K K. Shah
Coca Cola Company
Coca-Cola
CocaCola
Minute Maid
Snow Crop
Kirl’ Rom
Loft
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