Plane Crash Kills Twenty On Allegheny Flight 736
A Christmas Eve crash of Allegheny Airlines Flight 736 near Bradford killed 20 passengers and injured 27. Among the dead were Christine Farlow 20 and Joseph King 52, with families awaiting reunions in Pennsylvania, Michigan and Detroit. An NTBS team led by Russell J. Abbott investigated the Convair 580 crash as survivors recovered in Bradford and Kane hospitals.
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Bradford
Pennsylvania
Allegheny Airines
Christine Farlow
Copeland
Allegheny Airlines
Detroit
Mich
Howard Farlow
Harrisburg
Christine
Bradford Regional Airport
Ron van Pelt
Camp Hill
Joseph King
Christine King
King
Michigan
Bradford Hospital
Lewis C. Angel Jr
Washington
Russell J. Abbott
National Transportation Safety Board
Terrie Gross
LBJ Named Top Newsmaker of 1968 by AP Editors
Lyndon B Johnson 60 in his last year as president topped the Associated Press survey as 1968s newsmaker. Major items include Vietnam talks, a halt to bombing, tax proposals, gun control law, and the Nixon handover. Foreign newsmaker Dubcek led Czech reforms before the Soviet invasion.
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Lyndon B."johnson
Associated Press
White House
U.S
Asia
South Vietnam
Thieu
Honolulu
Vietnam
North Vietnam
National Liberation Front
LBJ
Abe Fortas
Senate
Lucinda Robb
Richard M. Nixon
Alexander Dubcek
Czechoslovakia
Dubcek
Czech Communist Party
Cierna
Bratislava
Moscow
Christiaan Barnard
Henry Ford II
Albert Shanker
Pope Paul VI
Denny McLain
Rowan and Martin
William Styron
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Cape Town
South Africa
Philip Blaiberg
Barnard
Ford Motor Co
National Alliance of Businessmen
Ford
Urban Coalition
New York City
United Federation of Teachers
New York
Rusk Clifford Clashover Paris Talks Revealed
Policy differences between Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Defense Secretary Clark Clifford over South Vietnam and Paris peace talks emerge as Johnson nears his end. Clifford critiques Thieu and urges talks on a ceasefire while Rusk sticks to a hard bombing halt stance. Despite tensions, they maintain cordial personal relations.
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Johnson
South Vietnam
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Thieu
U.S
NLF
Paris
Clifford
Hanoi
Defense Secretary
United States
Nguyen Cao Ky
Rusk
State Department
George McGovern
D-S.d
Courts tally traffic and petty larceny fines in county list
A county court docket records numerous traffic violations and petty larceny cases. Individuals from Baldwin, Kansas City, Mo., Haskell Institute and other areas are fined for speeding, improper driving, no license, open bottle, sign violations and petty larceny. several bond forfeitures and suspended penalties are noted.
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Richard R. Mauk
Baldwin
Fredrick Anderson Mauk
Kansas
Deano John Agnes
Kansas City
William D. Welborn
Lamar
Jose A. Orozco
Engel
Jorge Santamaria
Pamela J. Hogan
Frontier
E. John Parson
George Prescott Lamb
Lorraine, I. Sam
Haskell Institute
Joanne Moreno
John C. Waguie
Harry Jesse James
Pinon
Ariz
Don J. Arthur
Richard L. Ray
Prospect St
Joseph A. Flannery
Winona St
Gonzalo J. Rivers
W. 24Th St
Bowen F. White
Ward H. Thompson
11Th St
Danny R. Shockley
Locust St
Dennis L. McClatchey
Stouffer
Melvin T. Biggers
James’ T. Traber
Eudora
Christ A. McElward
Engel Rd
Glen E. Hastings
Marsha Murphy
Rt. 4
Jerry J. Mason
Robert Burgess
Tenn, Sr
Farzin
Ferdowsi
Campus Rd
Ricardo F. Juarez
Wichita
James EH. Sack
Emporia
Shoichi Miyagi
Tenn. St
Wallace E. Stewart
Topeka
Jerry L. Totten
Jewell
Signal
Deana McLandon
Stouffer Pl
Michael Moors
Emery Rd
Gayle Sanders
Mark Dowdell
Carol
Roper
Raymond T. Goetz
Learnard St
Jack M. Lucas
Odis H. Smith
N.Y. St
Albert Jones
Michael L. Miller
Maple Lane
Divorces Granted for White and Martin Couples
Glenda A. White is granted a divorce from Tommy J. White. Patricia Ann Martin is granted a divorce from Floyd Eugene Martin.
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Glenda A. White
Tommy J. White
Patricia Ann Martin
Floyd Eugene Martin
Alabama Bids for Cultural Spotlight in Birmingham
Alabama pursues a $34 million, 1972 target for a multi building performing arts center in Birmingham Jefferson County. The project aims to elevate the region with opera, music, ballet, theater and conventions, funded by three taxes, with $2.4 million annual revenue and $250,000 earmarked to cover operating deficits. Architectural competition drew 277 entries and ground breaking for the first building is near. Alexander Lacy, chairman, notes the need to attract sustained audiences, while planning decisions on management remain pending.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Alexander S. Lacy
Lacy
Birmingham-Jefferson
Ap S Yeal
Sur
Jefferson County
Pittsburgh of
South
University of Alabama
Delhi municipal corps weighs auctioning mayor post
In New Delhi AP report a Delhi Municipal Corp member proposes auctioning the mayoralty to raise funds. A Congress member counters with bids around 500 000 to 600 000 rupees, while Mayor Hansraj Gupta says terms should be settled with his party the Jan Sangh.
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NEW Delhi
Delhi Municipal Corp
Congress Party
Hansraj Gupta
Jan Sangh
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