Texas pilot retraces Lindbergh route to Paris
Dallas auto shop owner Bill Signs landed at Le Bourget after flying a Cessna 210 3,610 miles from East Farmingdale to Paris in about 22 hours. He followed Lindbergh’s path by taking off May 20, 1927, from Roosevelt Field and circling Paris before a 200-strong crowd greeted him in misty rain.
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Cyclone Leaves 800000 Homeless in Bangladesh
Rescuers report 107 dead and about 20 000 injured after a cyclone struck Chittagong and Coxs Bazar on the coast of the Bay of Bengal. An estimated 200 000 houses were destroyed leaving 800 000 people homeless as relief efforts rush in with tin sheets timber and nails.
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