United 727 crash near Sioux City kills seven
The United Airlines flight 7 27 crashed while attempting an emergency landing near Sioux City. 185 were removed from the wreckage with seven dying after arrival. 33 survived and flew to Chicago. All 11 crew members survived. Capt. A C Haynes and others were hospitalized. Passengers described a shocking explosion and a close call near the runway.
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Lawrence Nagin
Calm, composed passengers mark United crash in Sioux City
In Sioux City Iowa UPI reports passengers remained surprisingly calm after United Airlines plane crashed Wednesday. Bruce Benham of Littleton Colorado described escaping through a partly intact wing section as darkness and debris filled the cabin. He praised pilots for keeping cool during breakup. Jerry Schemmel of Denver said he returned to evacuate a young girl trapped in an overhead compartment as flames and smoke filled the wreckage. The pilot was treated for injuries.
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Beatings, Banquets, and Bus Rides in a Far Eastern Tour
A travelogue from an expedition recounts discovering ancient gold hidden in a Tashkent cellar guarded by a red door. The group samples local fare at a lunch stand sponsored by Coca Cola, tours a massive lemon greenhouse, visits the Uzbekistan Museum of Science and Industry, and attends a Peace Park ceremony. The diary notes a mix of meals, gifts, and official dinners before moving from Tashkent to Moscow and Norilsk, with delays due to fog and a long overnight ride. The narrative closes with plans to reach Dickson, Siberia.
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James Dixon
Charles Beckman
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Antique tractor display at John Deere site Grand Detour
The John Deere Historic Site hosts an antique tractor display July 26-29 featuring the Two-Cylinder Club with more than 10 000 members. Visitors can ride and drive several vintage models including a rare 1937 Model D and a Model A orchard tractor. Admission is 2 dollars for adults 16 and up. hours are 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily.
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