Jetliner Carrying 85 Persons Hijacked
A Dutch KLM jetliner carrying 7 passengers and a crew of eight was hijacked on a Malaga to Amsterdam via Nice flight. It landed two hours later in Tunis. Hijackers spoke Arabic and English and demanded full fuel and technicians for a mechanical check. The plane was refueled and prepared for possible onward travel.
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Miami boy 12 on murder charge awaiting trial
In Miami a 12 year old boy known as Wally Moseley sits in Youth Hall awaiting trial for stabbing a younger boy to death. His mother Phyllis Whitcomb is an alcoholic and his stepfather Charles Whitcomb urges attempting him as an adult, citing fear and street life influence. Police say the boy admitted the killing after being called a bastard and he claimed the victim, Greg Billiter, was taunting him.
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Returning To School After 25 Years In Dayton
A Dayton report recalls the first day of school 25 years apart, showing shifts from integration to busing, private schooling, and new commuting habits. Ernestine Hays crosses race lines, worries over public schools, and notes private schooling for her daughter while a teacher asks students to share names and likes.
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Mammography Debate in Breast Cancer Screening Program
NCI and ACS notes on 27 breast cancer detection centers question the benefit for asymptomatic women under 50. Studies show good results for over 50, with radiation hazards possible. levels used are far lower than harmful doses. Mammography aided detection, with 8 percent of cancers found early, increasing cure chances.
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Voter turnout questions loom in 1972 survey
A Mart survey suggests more than 70 million of about 140 million voting age Americans may skip the polls this year. Presidential turnout could fall below 30 percent for the first time since 1924. About 87 percent of nonvoters want courageous leaders, and few Ford or Carter supporters emerge. Hart flags potential 1 million nonvoter may vote in November, while 43 percent of likely voters could be swayed with information. Nonvoters distrust government, with 61 percent calling many leaders "'a little crooked" and most fearing big interests run the federal government.
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