49 Die As Navy Plane Hits Jetliner Over Mt Bliss
A DC9 from Los Angeles to Salt Lake City collided with a Navy Phantom F-4B near Mt. Bliss in the Angeles National Forest. Forty nine people aboard the DC9 died, with one Marine first lieutenant as sole survivor. The crash occurred in heavy fog, prompting officials to wait for daylight to recover remains.
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Azusa
Calif
UPS
Mt. Bliss
Angeles National Forest
Leiutenant
Air West
County Fire Division
Dean Russell
Los Angeles
Federal Aviation Administration
el Toro Marine Air Station
Santa Ana
Christopher E. Schiess
Salem
Ore
Santa Teresita Hospital
Duarte
Murder Trial Venued To Greene County
The first degree murder case of Roy M. Baker, charged with murdering his wife Mrs Burndette Baker in Washington Indiana, is moved from Daviess Circuit Court to Greene County. Judge Edwin B. Long will set a trial date. Baker was indicted April 20 by a Daviess Grand Jury. The defendant seeks to stay in Daviess County Jail until trial.
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Washington, Ind
Ian
Greene County
Daviess
Greene
Edwin B. Long
Roy M. Baker
Burndette Baker
Washington
Ott Frye
Daviess County
Jet crash near New Haven leaves 20 dead
Allegheny Airlines Convair 508 with 29 aboard crashed while approaching Tweed New Haven Airport in heavy mist. The plane struck overhead wires and collapsed into five waterside cottages injuring or killing residents nearby. Witnesses described a low approach and noted near misses with local structures. The flight was coming from Washington, D. C. and headed to Connecticut, with conflicting reports on a possible stop at New London.
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NEW Haven. Conn
UPIA
Allegheny Airlines
Tweed
New Haven
Space Ships Dock Salute First Manned Orbital Station
The Soyuz 11 crew linked with the Salute orbital station in a docking described by Tass News Agency as the first manned orbital scientific station. The combined craft weigh over 25 tons and docking was achieved automatically before manual coupling. The crew will conduct experiments and Earth studies, duration unspecified.
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Moscow
UPS
Tass
Moscow Radio
Outer Space
Space Station
Earth
Boys' State Opens Saturday in Terre Haute
The 34th Hoosier Boys' State opens Saturday on the Indiana State University campus with over 900 high school seniors expected. The eight day event, sponsored by the American Legion, will feature officer elections Wednesday and workshops in journalism law speech and band plus guest speakers from government and business.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana State University
Barney W. Breedlove
Indianapolis
Hospital Board Approves Three Staff Additions
Freeman-Greene County Hospital Board of Trustees approved three new staff members on its Saturday meeting. Dr Robert D Raney of Logansport and Dr Ani K Sarear of Terre Haute were named for consultation staff privileges while Dr Louis L Endress of Bloomington received courtesy staff membership and is noted as the first podiatrist granted staff privileges. May expenses totaled 25 243 20 with anesthesia fees 873 20 and May payrolls 49 187 46. occupancy held at 1 572 adult patient days versus 1 571 in May 1970 with a 12 125 40 gain for the month. Payments of 6 083 55 to Robert Kale Corporation for sewer work and 9 000 to Mid Republic Construction for May hospital work were approved. T F Marian of Marian and Associates reviewed building progress and summer schedule. The meeting was presided by Paul K Fry and attended by local officials and medical staff members.
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Logansport
Ani K. Sarear
Terre Haute
Sarear
Robert Kale Corporation
Mid Republic Construction Company
T. F. Marian
Marian and Associates
Paul K. Fry
Elmer Cooksey
Bernard Sparks
Frank A. Lenning
David C. Linton
Maynard Baggio
Edwin RB. Long
James B. Sparks
Franklin KK. Parker
Greene County Hospital Association
Edwin B. Bailey
M.D
Louis Jaffre
J. L.wilson
Laos Policy Spars in Senate Closed Session
The Senate met in a rare closed session to discuss Laos as the Nixon administration defends its role in ending U.S. involvement in Vietnam. Senator Symington cites costs of hundreds of millions versus official estimates while Senator Kennedy calls it an unauthorized presidential war in northern Laos.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Laos
Nixon
America
Stuart Symington
D Mo
U.S
Edward M. Kennedy
D Mass
Symington
Etherton Resigns From Indiana Motor Vehicle Post
Mrs. Etherton resigns as Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles commissioner effective immediately after six months in office. Former state auditor in 1968, Etherton drew national attention for being the youngest in that role and for a brief jail moment during a dispute over back inheritance taxes.
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Indianapolis
APT
Trudy Etherton
Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles Today
Whitcomb
Etherton
Kleindienst Seen as Likely Successor as Attorney General
Washington United Press International report notes Deputy Attorney General Richard G. Kleindienst, a longtime campaign aide to Nixon and Goldwater, is favored to replace John Mitchell as attorney general. White House aide Ehrlichman withdraws his name from consideration. Mitchell says he has no plans to resign but would serve Nixon as asked.
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Washington
UPI
Richard G. Kleindienst
Nixon
Barry M. Goldwater
John Mr. Mitchell
White House
John D. Ehrlichman
Mitchell
Rogers In Paris Dispatches From OECD Meeting
Secretary of State William P. Rogers flew to Paris for a two day OECD session after NATO talks in Lisbon The discussions covered the Middle East China Southeast Asia and U S Japanese relations He met French Foreign Minister Maurice Schumann and planned a Nobel style briefing with President Pompidou Rogers carried a message from Egypt President Anwar Sadat to Nixon amid talks on reopening the Suez Canal potential.
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Paris
UPI
William P. Rogers
U.S
Middle East
Rogers
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Lisbon
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
OECD
China
Southeast Asia
Maurice Schumann
Foreign Ministry
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Donald C. Bergus
U. S
Cairo
Bergus
North Knox votes for district building plan and new schools
In a special session Friday the North Knox School Board approved a total building program for two new elementary schools and a high school with a 40 to abstention by William Huey. James Associates of Indianapolis chosen as architects replacing Lester W Routt and Associates. The plan includes purchasing 10 lots near Bicknell Elementary and 20 acres on Highway 550 for the new schools and site development on Highway 158. The fire marshal labeled both Bruceville and Bicknell schools as fire hazards, with possible temporary use during construction.
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North Knox School Corporation
William Huey
Bicknell
Bruceville
James Associates of
Indianapolis
Lester W. Routt and
Bicknell Elementary
Pierce
Highway 158
Freelandville
Edgar Speer
Speer
Fire Prevention Commission
Heavy fighting rages near CMS in Vietnam conflict
Reported heavy combat near the DMZ as Allied forces claim 308 Communists killed in weekend battles. US helicopter gunships support Cam Lo sector troops while air missions target areas east of Khe Sanh and Da Nang civilians suffer casualties. Cambodian defense says North Vietnamese forces repelled near Phnom Penh with rocket fire on a government post.
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Saigon
U.S. Command
da Nang
South Vietnam
Lair
Dmz
U.S
Khe Sanh
Cam Lo
North
Mekong
Phnom Penh
Am Rong
Ruckelshaus Calls for Population Controls at Indiana Graduations
EPA administrator William D. Ruckelshaus urged limits on population as essential to environmental control. Speaking to Butler University graduates, he noted Indiana colleges awarded over 3,000 bachelor degrees and more than 900 advanced degrees weekend ceremonies. He said young people bear heavy responsibility for addressing the issue.
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William D. Ruckelshaus
Environmental Protection Agency
Butler University
Indiana
Ruckelshaus
Indianapolis
Nixon Works On China Plan At Camp David Weekend Return
President Nixon, back at the White House after a Camp David weekend, weighing how far to ease trade curbs with Mainland China. A Thursday decision on a list of nonstrategic items to sell to China is due, with locomotives possibly excluded to avoid routing war supplies to Hanoi. Nixon plans to enter at least six Republican primaries.
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Washington
UPL
Camp David
Nixon
White House
China
Washington Post
Post
Hanoi
Aspen Lodge
Maryland Mountains
Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Tricia Nixon
Robert H. Finch
Annual Bride Edition Highlights Local Weddings
The Daily Citizen publishes its Bride Edition with stories about local brides and brides-to-be in June. Features cover wedding planning traditions and customs while Linton merchants showcase bride related items in advertisements.
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Daily Citizen
Linton
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