Eastern Airlines crash claims 97 as interview notes pilot tumor
Investigators probing the Everglades crash of an Eastern Airlines jumbo jet say pilot Capt. Robert Loft had a benign brain tumor, while co-pilot Albert Stoeckstill was at the controls. No mechanical failure found yet. cause to be determined weeks away. NTSB team combs wreckage as survivors describe chaos and efforts to comfort others.
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Nixon aides refuse Vietnam data
President Nixon's top national security advisers declined to testify this week before Senate Foreign Relations and House Foreign Affairs committees on Vietnam. Secretary Rogers and Kissinger cited timing and executive privilege, saying briefings would be more useful after Congress reconvenes. Senate chair Walbright expressed disappointment at the refusals amid ongoing bombing and Paris peace talks.
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Police quell riot in Fort Lauderdale after assault arrest attempt
Police used tear gas and riot gear to disperse about 4000 people in a Fort Lauderdale confrontation near Los Olas Boulevard after attempts to arrest four men for allegedly assaulting a woman. Thirty-eight people were arrested and 15 officers injured as a man was shot in the leg during a scuffle.
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1973 to Bring Prosperity Say Shultz on ABUs Program
Treasury Secretary George Shultz told ABN on the “Issues and Answers” program that 1973 should see rising output and employment and overall prosperity. He noted the 1974 budget will balance with revenues and pledged no broad tax increases, while deficit in 1973 runs around 25 billion.
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Acquitted pharmacist linked to supermarket robbery case
In Cortamadera California a pharmacist acquitted in a fatal bomb explosion was jailed with two women and a man after a $2700 supermarket heist. Police opened fire during a brief gun battle near Cooperative Shopping Center. four pistols and the loot were recovered. Bail set at $50,000 each for Stephanie Kline Claire Green Clantis Grayson and John Turner. The earlier case involved a fragmentation blast near a coffee shop that killed Tommy Davenport II, a former Black Panther affiliate.
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Revelers injured as ballroom ceiling collapses in Phoenix
About 60 to 70 people were injured when a false ceiling collapsed at a downtown Phoenix ballroom during New Year festivities. Police reported many with minor cuts and bruises, one patient listed as seriously injured at Memorial Hospital.
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Nixon aides to advise on talks with lawmakers this year
The Washington Post reported that William E. Timmons said President Nixon plans informal discussions with top advisers including H. R. Haldeman Henry Kissinger and Peter Flanagan to ease conflicts over executive privilege spending and congressional requests.
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Pearson Buried Amid Freezing Rain In Quebec Graveyard
Pearson Bowles Legler Bowles Pearson the renowned Canadian prime minister and Nobel Peace Prize nominee was buried at dusk in Luxlay Quebec. Only family and close friends attended the final rites as freezing rain deterred many world figures from the earlier service in Chaiva. He died Wednesday at age 75 after a cancer spread to his liver and destroyed one eye.
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Hawaii gambling law in effect sparks confusion and debate
A controversial gambling bill took effect today amid predictions of disaster and firm support for the new statute. Backers defend the provision as sound while many individuals remain unsure what is legal under the law.
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Climber Plans New Year Ascent Of Grand Teton
Mountaineer Paul Petzoldi and 12 of his 26 climbers aim to summit Grand Teton in the New Year despite slick snow. Park rangers report wind blown snow reducing grip and raising the risk in the 13,770 foot ascent. Petzoldi has tried winter climbs for eight years with one prior success in 1969.
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Israelis stage nationwide strike against price lift across economy
Tel Aviv reports a one hour general strike by thousands of workers as price controls are lifted on many consumer goods. Government officials hold talks while some 40,000 engineers and technicians threaten further walkouts affecting television radio telephone water and electricity services.
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