Last Words Of Pilot On Tape From Fatal Collision
The National Transportation Safety Board opened a hearing and released the cockpit voice recording from an Allegheny Airlines DC-9, which crashed after a midair collision near Indianapolis on Sept 9, killing 83. The tape captured the pilot stating I am going down followed by a brief pause and a question from the control tower.
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Hussein survives another Middle East plot amid regional turmoil
The Jordanian king aged 34 faces a fresh assassination bid linked to an extremist sect and mixed military factions. Officials say Zionist interference is blamed as Hussein, who has survived seven attempts since 1952, governs a country crisis and large refugee population. Jordan hosts Palestinian commandos opposing any Israel settlement.
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Five Army sergeants form Mareder Co. to profit from clubs
Senate investigators describe Mareder Co. formed by five sergeants led by Sgt Maj. William Wooldridge. The California firm racked up $1 million in sales in under a year as investors allegedly skimmed funds from Army service clubs, rigged slot machines, and took kickbacks before being blacklisted.
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Aga Khan to Wed British Model in Paris or Geneva
Aga Khan announces engagement to Lady Sarah Crichton-Stuart a 29 year old former fashion model who converted to Islam. The couple plans marriage later this month in Paris or Geneva after a private dinner with friends in the Aga Khan's Paris apartment and meeting in St Moritz last year.
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Bath Shipbuilding Boom in Nineteenth Century
The Bath, Maine shipyards built about half of all American sailing vessels between 1862 and 1902, a period of prolific output. The era marked Bath as a dominant shipbuilding center with widespread influence on maritime commerce.
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