Airliner Crashes Through Row of Planes in Vancouver
A Canada Pacific Airlines 707 landing in fog at Vancouver International Airport veered off, smashing into a row of small parked planes and two buildings. Two people were killed, 38 injured, with 16 hospital treated and released. The fatal victims were purser Martinus Verhoef and Dept of Transport employee Femie Nedealf, both locals. The aircraft carried 52 passengers and nine crew, and the crash sparked a fire quickly doused by firefighters. Passengers evacuated via emergency hatch or wing. crew praised for calm. It was Vancouver airport’s first major plane crash.
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Burglary Suspect Freed On Bond
Melvin Aiveheart of Daveveh Street reported a burglary at 1 0 pm Tuesday. Officers recovered getaway car and clothing valued at 65 dollars in an alley near the 2260 block of 16th Street. A suspect was arrested and freed on a $1 000 bond Wednesday afternoon after the incident.
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