Plane Crash Kills 88 With One Survivor in Boston
A Delta DC9 crashed on approach to Logan International Airport during fog, killing 88 aboard and injuring one survivor, Air Force Sgt. Leopold Chouinard. Captain John Striel Jr. was flying 230 feet low, 3,500 feet short of touchdown, as NTSB investigators opened the probe.
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Boston
Maureen Kennedy
Delta Airlines
Logan International Airport
Air Force
Leopold Chouinard
Marshfield
Delta Flight 723
Federal Aviation Administration
John N. Striel Jr
National Transportation Safety Board
Chester Wiggin Jr
Interstate Commerce Commission
Robert W. Moran
New Hampshire
William C. Keepers
Burlington
Manchester
N.H
New York
Charles R. Mealy
Bedford
Mealy
Eastern Air Lines
Delta
Fort Avon Air Show Feature Draws Crowds
Pierces of Fort Avon, Florida, have long been a crowd favorite at the annual air show, drawing spectators with their display. The AP wirephoto caption notes the enduring appeal of the act during the event.
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Pierces
Fort Avon, Fla
U S Declines to Protest French Atmospheric Tests
The United States will not join allied protests over France’s atmospheric nuclear tests in the South Pacific. State Department spokesman Paul Harén cited adherence to the 1963 above ground testing ban and diplomatic considerations. The move contrasts with Japan Canada Australia and New Zealand which condemned the blasts.
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Washington
United States
France
South Pacific
Japan
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Nixon
U.S
State Department
Paul Haren
Peru
House of Commons
World monetary reform edges toward a 25 year plan
U S and other finance ministers close to a broad new world monetary system with goals including objective currency revaluations, phasing out gold in favor of special drawing rights, a reduced role for the dollar, and international penalties for violators. Nairobi IMF meeting in September could finalize the framework.
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Washington
U.S
George P. Shultz
International Monetary Fund
Nairobi
Kenya
Area Man Killed in Readstown Robbery Case
Gerald Henthorn 55 of Readstown was found shot near Peacock Alley Bar in Minneapolis and died later at Hennepin County General Hospital. Police suspect robbery. wallet missing. Services set in Readstown with burial at Readstown Cemetery. Survived by widow, two daughters, three sisters, three brothers, stepmother and two grandchildren. Navy Seaman Apprentice James L. Marlow from La Crosse completed basic operations school in Great Lakes Illinois.
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Readstown
Wis
Gerald Henthorn
Peacock Alley
N. 5Th St
Minneapolis
Hennepin County General Hospital
Henthorn
Kraemer Construction Co
Readstown Church
Perry Henthorn
Eva Williams
Jerre Jean
Waupun
Ronald Castle
Laurel Bay
S.C
Charles Salmon
Darien
George Smith
Janesville
William Salmon
Boscobel
Theron
Viola
Herbert
Beloit
Richard
Plymouth
Mass
Ollie Henthorn
Richland Center
Great Lakes, Ill
Navy
James L. Marlow
Lloyd V. Marlow
West Ave
la Crosse
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