Nameless boy reunited with Indiana parents
A memoryless 16 year old boy identified as Kim Basil Kadas reunites with his parents Mr and Mrs William Kadas of East Chicago Indiana in a Key West police station ten days after washing ashore. Officials say they do not know how he arrived in Key West or where he has been since his disappearance from home April 11. The emotional reunion followed formal identification by his parents who described the moment he recognized them.
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International air crash in India kills 83 near New Delhi
A Japan Airlines jet crashed while landing near New Delhi killing 83 of 90 aboard and injuring several. Ten Americans aboard were reported, with identities unclear. Survivors include two children with good recovery prospects, others in critical condition. Heat and dust hinder visibility as the plane went down in a wheat field near Jaitpur.
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Quakes Strain Ancona Residents As City Evacuates
Two earthquakes struck Ancona Italy causing tens of thousands to flee into the countryside. Minor injuries occurred from falling bricks as cracks deepened in already weakened buildings. Hospitals cleared halls and traffic clashed in large jams amid continued tremors.
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Warning on Mao health sparks leadership questions
Hong Kong reports say authorities unofficially warned of a serious statement on Chairman Mao Tse-tung's health. The South China Morning Post cited an urgent Central Committee meeting last week as China weighs who will lead after Mao. Mao, 78, was last seen public during Nixon’s Peking visit on February 21.
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Moderate rise in nation's output spurs mixed outlook
The Federal Reserve reports May industrial output up 2.5 percent after a 1 percent rise the prior month, signaling no slowdown despite trade deficit worries and softer personal income growth. In Rapid City flood scenes, 204 dead with searches ongoing as National Guardsmen probe Keystone area near Mt Rushmore. Volpe announces tighter airport safeguards with new FAA screening instructions in force June 9 for all U S airlines.
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Explosion Injures 27 Miners at Concord Coal Mine
Government officials report two tanks of welding gas fell into a coal crusher at U S Steel's Concord Coal Mine causing an explosion. Twenty seven miners were injured with seven hospitalized on Tuesday night, one in critical condition and three in serious condition, hospital officials said.
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