Obituaries Jumbo Jet Fire Leaves Passengers Safe
A Pan American World Airways 747 arriving from Los Angeles saw its inner port engine flare into flames. Passengers slid to safety, some with minor injuries. captain considered engine restart but opened escape hatches as panic rose. FAA noted prior safety praise but urged action against near critical engine temp conditions.
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Funeral Services for Jeo E. Robins at Oakcrest Chapel
Funeral services for Jeo E. Robins 75, who died Monday, will be held at 3 p.m. Tuesday at Oakcrest Chapel by Rev. James Sewell. Burial will be in memory Gardens by Oakcrest Funeral Home. The service details come from the Joplin area death notices and obituaries.
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James Sewell
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Weather note shows 24 hour report and Arkansas forecast
Weather summary reports 24 hours ending 7 am Tuesday with high 80 and low 64 and .25 inch precipitation. Arkansas forecast calls for showers and thunderstorms mainly east tonight and Wednesday with locally heavy rains, possible light rain or drizzle in northwest Wednesday, considerable cloudiness through Wednesday, cooler west tonight and across state Wednesday, lows 40s northwest to low 60s extreme east, highs 50s northwest to upper 60s and low 70s extreme east.
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Paint Job Makes Hope Apartment A Painful Move
Joy Stilley relates a two day apartment repaint ordeal in New York AP. The writer details stripping rooms and reorganizing furniture, packing belongings, and the chaotic disruption of daily life as she and her husband manage a home transformation while their daughter is away at college.
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D C Officers Shot in Unprovoked Shooting Incident
In southeast Washington two District police officers, Donald W. Ramsey and Ralph Gilmore, were wounded by shotgun pellets as a car fired three blasts at them while patrolling. Gilmore returned fire. no confirmation of hits on the assailants. Both officers were treated for minor leg wounds and released from Washington Hospital Center.
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Soviet notes cite unlawful intrusion by U S airspace
Moscow reports say U S consuls found two American generals and three others in good health after a six day flight inside Soviet Armenia near the Turkish border. Washington calls the incursion accidental due to weather. Tass cites Moscow protests and accuses U S military activity near Soviet borders.
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U.S
Edward C.D. Scherrer
Turkey
Claude McQuarrie Jr
United States
Soviet Union
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