Javits Safe After Turbulence Rips Pan Am 747 Return
A Pan American 747 carrying 163 people including Sen. Jacob K. Javits returned to JFK after severe clear air turbulence near Nantucket injured 14 passengers and six flight attendants. One man had a heart attack. 19 others suffered injuries. The jet resumed to Paris the next morning after 119 passengers reboarded.
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New York
Pan American World Airways
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Pan Am
John F. Kennedy
Nantucket
Mass
Jayits
Javits
NATO
The
Hague
Cmdr
J.L. Meiling
Meiling
Provo
Utah
Sheila
Neal
Federal Aviation Administration
National Transporation Safety Board
Jfk
Paris
Dem Soions May Draw Own Economy Program
Washington report says reinforced House Democrats may present their own economic program if Nixon policies do not change. Rep. Carl Albert notes the party's big post-election majority and discusses unity, potential standbys like price controls, and the path to a new speaker as Democrats take control in January.
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Washington
Nixon
Carl Albert
Chamber
Albert
House
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Spiro T. Agnew
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Fire Kills 17 At Elderly Home In Montreal Suburb
A furnace explosion in the basement of Foyer Ste Bernadette in Pointe-aux-Trembles caused a fatal fire at 4 a.m. Seventeen residents died from asphyxiation while 17 escaped. Owner Lucien Paradis reported suspect oil spill around the furnace. Survivors were hospitalized in satisfactory condition. Police said most victims died in sleep. Paradis endured burns while rescuing others.
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Montreal
Pointe-al At- Trembles
Foyer Ste. Bernadette
Pierre Garipey
Pointe-aux-Trembles
Lucien Paradis
Paradis
Seek Identity Of Body Found Near Warren
State Police in Warren seek identity of a decomposed man found in a wooded area about four miles south of Warren. A hunter found the white male, estimated 140 to 150 pounds and 6 feet 7 inches tall, at 9:45 a.m. The clothing included brown knit sweater, yellow and red plaid shirt, black and gray pants, black socks and work shoes. In his pocket were a Bulova watch with a broken leather band, brown horn rim glasses and a black ball point pen. No identification was found. anyone with information should contact the Warren County Sheriff's Department or Pennsylvania State Police at Warren.
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Warren
Warren County
Arrest Fourth In New Castle Riots
A fourth person, 19 year old Robert L. Holmes, was arrested in New Castle after civil disorders over the weekend. Police said gasoline bottles with wicks were found at his home. Three others were arrested earlier. The unrest began after a Vietnam veteran was shot dead near a southside tavern, followed by firebombings. the four arrestees were not tied to the shooting.
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New Castle
Robert L. Holmes
Shapp Starts Down Path Toward State Income Tax
Governor elect Shapp, Merion industrialist, meets Pennsylvania leaders to discuss tax reform incl in come tax. He aims to press for immediate passage after fiscal study. election nets Democratic control of both houses, with Senate at 26 Dems. Shafer extends transition cooperation.
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Shapp
Philadelphia
Milton J. Shapp
Pennsylvania
Merion
Raymond Broderick
Robert Casey
Grace Sloan
Hugh Scott
Washington
U.S. Senate
William Lesler
Erie
John H. Ware
Louis F. Waldman
Suh
Chester
Delaware
Shafer
Senate
Ernest Kline
Corry Constable Quits May Signal End of District
Corry’s last constable Byron Nichols has resigned, signaling the possible end of a constable system after the Constitutional Convention trimmed duties. The district justice program cut civil actions, mail summonses, and transport tasks, leaving city police to handle prisoner transport and related duties with hired hours and mileage fees. Police Chief Charles Sutton notes a patrol car upgrade with a rear-seat screen and removed interior door handles to improve safety.
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Byron Nichols
Erie County Court
Porter Auer
Corry
District Justice Program
Erie County
Erie
Nichols
Charles Sutton
Joint Probe Launched In Slayings Of Two Girls
Pennsylvania and New York City authorities will coordinate a statewide investigation into the deaths of two 21 year old women found along Interstate 70 south of McConnel l sburg. Identified as June Ederlin of Rego Park and Mary Ellen Lenihan of Queens, the pair had traveled from New York to Washington for a Student Mobilization Committee meeting. The victims were found with one nude, rope around the neck, the other clothed with a slashed throat. a later pathologist report said both were shot and dead within 48 to 72 hours. Police tracked a white 1965 Mercury Comet with temporary PA plates seen near the scene.
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Pennsylvania
New York City
Here
June P. Ederlin
Rego Park
N.Y
Queens Community College
Mary Ellen Lenihan
Queens
Thomas Lenihan
Mary Ellen
New York
Washington
Vietnam
Eer
Fulton County
Highway Department
Fires On St Bonaventure Campus Trigger FBI Probe
Two barns burned at St Bonaventure University in Olean New York after 1 a m causing about 100000 dollars in damage. FBI and New York State Police join the inquiry with ROTC equipment among the destroyed property making it a federal matter. President Redlon says he does not blame students though vigil against intervisitation had preceded the fires and a convocation was held with about 1500 attendees. Trustees meet Monday as the Student Senate suspends further demonstrations until results are released.
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FBI
New York State Police
St. Bonaventure University
Olean
N.Y
Reginald A. Redlon
Senate
Redlon
Board of Trustees
Redion
Man 70 killed in Altoona house fire on south side
Thomas Ratchford, 70, was found dead in an early morning fire on the south side of Altoona. The blaze was confined to a third floor room rented by Ratchford. The homeowner tried to rescue him but was driven back by smoke.
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Altoona
Thomas Ratchford
Ratchford
Career Night a Big Success at Corry Area High School
More than 100 parents and students attended Corry Area High School’s first Career Night. Officials and area employment representatives opened with remarks, then attendees joined classroom sessions to discuss occupational interests. Ray Elsen noted the focus on meaningful career counselling.
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Corry Area High School
Ray Elsen
Ichoola
Russell Brant
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