Nixon releases 15 acres of former Hayward Army Airfield land
President Nixon announced the transfer of 15 acres worth about 400000 from the Hayward Army Airfield to local government as part of a larger plan moving 258 properties totaling 31279 acres and valued at 134 million under the Legacy of Parks program. The 40 parcels across 22 states include sites in California Florida and several others with varying values.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
Nixon
Hayward Army Airfield
Hayward
White House
California
Colorado
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Maine
Maryland
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
New York
Nevada
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Texas
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia
Bayside
Whitlier Narrows
Rosemead
Los Angeles County
Naval Electronics Laboratory
Veleran Administration Center
West Los Angeles
Davis Communications
Yale County
Faith in God Carries Survivors From Andes Crash
Survivors of the Uruguayan Air Force turboprop crash in the Andes recount a nightmare ordeal month s after the disaster. Faith in God sustained them as 29 were aboard, with Canessa 19 among those rescued. eight remain in hospital. The plane, chartered by Old Christian Brothers rugby team, vanished Oct 8 en route from Mendoza to Santiago.
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San Mernando
Chile
UPL
Airorce
Andes
Ted
Robert Canessa
Canessa
Santiago
Air Force
Axilitary Hospital
Mendoza
Old
Christian Brothers Rugby Team
Montevideo
Managua classed highly vulnerable to earthquakes
The USGS reported Managua Nicaragua lies in a geologically unstable Circum-Pacific Belt with loose volcanic debris deposits and nearby Cerro Negro. A 1968 quake caused severe damage despite low magnitude, suggesting future larger quakes could unfold with greater destruction as population grows.
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Washington
UPI
Geological Survey
Managua
Nicaragua
U.S
USGS
Robert Brown
Usgs National Center For Earthquake Research
Menlo Park
Calif
Brown
Embassy aide dies in quake in Managua
State Department reports one American killed in Managua earthquake. Rose M. Worlich, 38, secretary to the ambassador, died as the embassy suffered extensive damage. Water mains were ruined, hindering fire response as fires broke out across the city.
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Washington
UPI
Managua
Nicaragua
State Department
U.S
Rose M. Worlich
Wer
Philadelphia
Turner Shelton
Department
Evacuation of Americans from Managua Planned
The United States will begin airlifting American citizens from Managua on Sunday. Dependents of U.S. personnel and any private citizens wishing to leave will be flown out, with military personnel to Andrews Air Force Base near Washington and private citizens to MacDill Air Force Base near Tampa. The move follows earthquake damage and utility outages. timing and evacuee lists were not released.
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Washington
UPT
United States
Managua
Nicaragua
State Department
U.S
Andrews Air Force Base
MacDill Air Force Base
Tampa
Fla
Did Howard Hughes Escape in Managua Quake Chronicle
A sequence of strong earthquakes devastated Managua Nicaragua destroying the Presidential Palace the U S Embassy major hotels hospitals and utilities. A Toward Hughes spokesman said Howard Hughes was believed to be staying at the Inter Continental Hotel late Monday night but his fate was unknown.
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Havea
Nica Tagua
Turner B. Shelton
Managua
Nicaragua
U.S
San Laneisen
Toward Hughes
Christmas Peace Hopes In Small Ohio River Community
In a 154 year old southern Illinois farm area along the Ohio River, about 200 residents share Christmas wishes for peace, good crops, and relief from inflation. They talk war, faith, and endurance as families like the Niestraths and Mathises discuss news from overseas and daily life at home.
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Ohio River
Ilinois
Doh Mathis
Alice
Ulabs
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Enor
Carol Telp m Canessa
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Mle Pround
Costa Rica
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Howard Hughes
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Lac
Oscar Nostra
Pat
Lit
Mathis
Scife
Thins
Meco
Jovethy
Niestrath
Nick
Kay
Ohip
Mirginia Mason
Olvar Niestrath
Inter-faith
Counil
Wilkes-Barre
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