Eight Civilians Hurt Plane Crash Kills Seven Crewmen
An Air Force B52 bomber crashed into a residential area near Orlando McCoy AFB during a training flight. Seven crewmen were killed and eight civilians injured, including seven children, with one child in very critical condition. The bomber was eight engines and eight million dollars in value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
Fla
Air Force
Russel E. Dougherty
Second Air Force
McCoy Air Force Base
Here
Third Forest Of The South To Feature Supertrees
Bainbridge Georgia AP reports plans for a third forest in the South to meet 2000 wood demands. Researchers describe genetically superior supertrees developed from selected pines by grafting, cross pollination, and seed tree orchards. Project leaders call the effort a nation altering, large scale forest program aimed at doubling productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainbridge, Ga
America
South
Nonnemacher
Columbus
Project Leadsource Council
Bill Collicott
Robert M. Nonnemacher
Forest Industry and Land- Owner Research Council
Bridge Trick Aces North Through April Foolish Play
South plans a squeeze play after East shows a weak two with spades. He leads a trump to dummy and lets the jack ride to force West into five discard choices. West must dump one club or heart, and the final discard proves fatal as South secures the remaining tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
South
West
Navy chaplain acquitted after general court martial
Cmdr. Andrew F. Jensen was acquitted of misconduct by adultery with two wives of Navy officers after a two week trial. The 4 year old father of two testified he did not have sexual relations with the women on 21 occasions. Jensen, his wife Kathleen, and his denomination the American Baptist Convention stood by him throughout the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville, Fla
Andrew F. Jensen
Navy
Jensen
Mary Ann Curran
Lora Gudbranson
American Baptist Convention
Kathleen Jensen
ECU Board Chairman vows appeal to keep vulgar language out of campus paper
East Carolina University officials aim to appeal a federal judge ruling allowing free expression after two students were suspended over a student letter containing an alleged obscene word. William Schell wrote the letter and Robert Thonen edited the paper. they seek 25000 dollars in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N.C
East Carolina University
Atty
Robert Morgan
U.S
John Larkins
Larkins
ECU
William Schell
Robert Thonen
Schell
Thonen
Morgan
Frosty Easter Morning Forecast for Local Lawn
The pre dawn hours Sunday are expected to reach the low 30s with frost likely on Easter lilies. This afternoon should clear to partly cloudy as cloud cover diminishes.
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Peter
North Carolina and South Carolina Weekend Weather Forecast
Forecast shows widely scattered showers in western mountains with possible snow flurries at higher elevations and few sprinkles in the northeast. Clear to partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with unseasonably cool temperatures highs mid to upper 50s and 50s to near 60 on the coast. frost risk inland tonight. Rain chances drop to near zero tonight and around 10 percent Sunday across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Triangle Area
Northeast Piedmont
Northern Coastal Plain
Triad Area
Northern
Piedmont
Southern
South Carolina
Asheville
Augusta
Charleston
Central
Charlotte
Coast
Columbia
Greensboro
Greenville
S.C
Raleigh
P.cldy
Savannah
Cldy
Wilmington Cldy
Government Eyes Schools Merger in Virginia Case
The U S Justice Department gains permission to join the Richmond desegregation appeal as a friend of the court and to argue April 12. The move aligns with Nixon busing policy as the department weighs objections to a Merhige ordered merger of Richmond with Henrico and Chesterfield counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
U.S. Justice Department
Nixon
Attorney General's Office
Clement F. Haynsworth
South Carolina
Samuel W. Phillips
Appeals Court
Congress
Michigan
Detroit
Department
U.S. District Court
Robert R. Merhige Jr
Henrico
Chesterfield
Economists See Tax Withholding Shaping Budget Outlook
Government economists warn excess withholding from new tax schedules starting January 16 could slow the recovery. Treasury data show about 1 billion dollars more in January than expected, potentially reducing the deficit by 5 billion. The Nixon administration now expects a smaller shortfall, possibly 6 to 8 billion less than January estimates, with a near balanced full employment budget if rates persist.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Nixon
Office of Management and Budget
Treasury
Fischer Balks at World Chess Match Terms
American players await a decision as Bobby Fischer demands profit sharing beyond the prize. The planned 24 game title bout with Boris Spassky was to start June 22 in Belgrade and continue in Reykjavik, but organizers halted plans after Fischer refused to participate and dismissed his negotiator. If disqualified, Spassky would face Tigran Petrosian.
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Brinkmans
Bobby Fischer
Fischer
America
Boris
Spassky Fischer
Spassky
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Reykjavik
Iceland
Amsterdam
Bobby
E. B. Edmondson
U.S. Chess Federation
Edmondson
Max Euwe
International Cross Federation
Tigran Petrosian
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Wendell W. Campbell
Washington, D.C
McCoy
Gen
Dougherty
Silver Beach
McCoy Base
Campbell
Batt
Ery E. Applebee
Dormansville
N. Y
James J. Hammons
Shawnee
Ala
Robert Heatherly
Mount Vernon
William E. Kesler
Fuquay-Varina
Alien H. Murray
Philadelphia
George M. Gamache
Somerset
Mass
Anthony Ellington
Brooke Army Medical Burn Center
San Antonio
Tex
Billy Garland
Donald Garland
Charles Garland
Nancy Robertson
Robin
Danny
Laura
Florida
Bainbridge
Jacoby
By Oswald
James Jacoby
Dummy
Church OF Jesus
Full Gospel
Oneness
Pentecostal
Mendenhall RD
W. Fairfield
High Point, N. C
Lord Jesus
God
Father
Rabbit
THE
Associated Press
Government Eyes Schools Merger
Calvary Assembly OF God
Guyer Street
Daniel R. Duncan
Hoyt L. Johnson
Steve Martin
Lexington Ave
High Point
Christian Science Church
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Woodrow Ave
Hazel Williams
Main ST
Fellowship Hall
P.O. Box
J. A. Grout
John Peterson
Hickory Chapel
First Wesleyan
J.A. Grout
Clyde Parker
Shy Ayn Calid
Shy Meg Rh
First Wesleyan Church
North Centennial Ave
Eastern Hills Christian Church
J. Donald Sams
Deep River Road
Willard Road
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