Wreckage Near Indianapolis Trailer Park After Allegheny Jet Crash
Remains of a flight data recorder lie amid wreckage from an Allegheny Airlines jet found near a suburban Indianapolis trailer park late Tuesday. Legislators and officials investigated the scene as authorities confirmed the incident and began inquiries.
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Allegheny Airlines
Indianapolis
83 Perish In Aerial Collision Near Indianapolis
A DC-9 airliner crashed near Indianapolis after contact with Weir Cook, killing 83 aboard. Investigators from N T B and FBI convened. bodies spread over acres with no fire. Pilot James M Elrod 47 of Plainfield and crew William Heck f endron 26, Patricia Perry 29, Barbara Petrucick 31 identified. Witnesses described a midair collision and descent toward Interstate 74, with a morgue set up in Shelbyville.
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Weir Cook
National Transportation Board
Washington
FBI
Indiana
Edgar B. Whitcomb
Shelbyville
Shady Acres
Interstate 74
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Utes
Allegheny
James M. Elrod
Plainfield
Ind
William E. Heckfendron
Newville
Patricia Perry
Lynn
Mass
Barbara Petrucick
Boston
Houston blast in area cuts gas and power services
Fire crews reported the blaze under control around 5 30 p m hours after a large explosion that damaged the area. The blast crater described but details are unclear from the fragmented account.
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Houston Light and Power Co
Widespread Texas Rainfall and Notable Local Floods
A broad Texas shower report shows Brownfield receiving 3 inches north of town while Amarillo logged about 0.75 inch eastward. Sterling City measured 4.15 inches. Reports note no flood damage as storm drains coped. Separate aviation crash notes describe a midwest collision and local fire responses in Aldine and Houston areas.
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Town
Lamesa
Levelland
Snyder
Southland
Tahoka
Crosbyton
Balls
Floydada
Petersburg
Abernathy
Plainview
Silverton
Muleshoe
Dimmitt
Hereford
Clovis
Hobbs
Amarillo
Panhandle
Oklahoma State Line
Texas
Canada
Sterling City
San Angelo
Middle Coast
Denver
Living Textbook program shown as essential classroom tool
Dr. Lohmann promotes daily newspaper use in classrooms as a universal learning tool. Teachers from local schools discuss implementing the Living Textbook method and inquiry based teaching to foster student questions and discovery.
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Lohmann
Bill Diamond
The
Avalanche- Journal
Avalanche-Journal
Tr. Lohmann
Stillwater
Okla
Avalanche Journal
Mary Bailey
Brazilian Army Seeks Kidnapers
The Brazilian Army spread a nationwide net for eight suspects in the kidnapping of U.S. Ambassador C. Burke Elbrick. Descriptions of seven men and a woman were distributed as authorities plan to impose modified martial law. Elbrick was held 78 hours before release in exchange for political prisoner releases.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
U.S
C. Burke Elbrick
Army
Navy
Elbrick
Rio
18 Czechs Held After Harvest Festival Brawl
Prague dispatch reports 18 people detained after a brawl at a harvest festival in Zatec north of Prague. Police with truncheons dispersed intoxicated crowds causing fires and damage. Alcohol cited as provocation. no political link shown.
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Prague
UPI
Bohemia
Communist Party
Rude Pravo
Zatec
Brno
Czechoslovakia
Gerda Slams East Seaboard Briefly Drenches Coast
Hurricane Gerda sped up the Eastern Seaboard brushing New England then Canada’s Maritime Provinces. It roared at about 50 mph along the coast with winds near the center near 100 mph, causing light damage and no significant injuries on the U.S. mainland.
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Gerda
Canada
Maritime Provinces
U.S
Birth Announcements Roll In From Local Hospitals
Congratulations to numerous families on newborns during the week. Daughters and sons arrive at West Texas and Lubbock hospitals. fathers hold roles from air traffic control to sales. Notable entries include Seenvi Tomra Ray Candrer’s daughter at TUM pont Monday and others born in Methodist and Lubbock Osteopathic Hospitals with weights from 3 pounds 5 ounces to 8 pounds 2 ounces.
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Tomra Ray Candrer
Tum Pont
Fergty Hospital
Mino
Robert Gobet
Thes Fird St
Liam
Methodist Hospital
West Texas Air Teri Hat
Terre Taniel Trim
4Th St
Apt
West Texas
Famiy Center
W. FE. Laird
Lockney
West Texas Hospital
William F. Hogan
36Th St
General Electric
Manuel Gutierrez Jr
Cornell St
Riday
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
City of
Lubbock
Larey Donald Hareia
Rt 9
Lubbeck
Larbbeck Osteopathie Hospital
Johnson Manufacturing
Cletus Bryant Pate
Colgate St
Brown, McKee, Inc
Fred Marmolejo
Idalou
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Wendell M. Wren
American National Insurance Co
State School Funds Okayed for Lubbock Ward Additions
The Texas appropriations bill allocates 915000 for third phase construction at Lubbock State School to add 128 beds and 215000 for north campus service facilities. Contracts have been awarded for second phase construction, expanding capacity to 584 students. Operating funds total 1381000 in year one and 1687500 in year two.
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North Lubbock
Tarbhock State School
Nixon Lauds Dirksen at Lincoln Rotunda Funeral
President Nixon eulogized Everett Dirksen calling him a common property of the country and a leader of the minority. The service featured eight service pallbearers, a Capitol guard cordon, and a 24 minute memorial with no music or flag on the casket. Dirksen died after lung cancer surgery. funeral plans include a Capitol to Pekin, Illinois procession aboard Air Force One and half staff flags.
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Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Capitol
Mtunda
Abraham Lincoln
Tlinots, i
Capitol Police
Senate
Edward
Ores Dirksen
Daniel Webster
John C. Calhoun
Winston Churchill
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Thirksen
National Presbyterian Church
Pekin
Air Force One
Spiro T. Agnew
Vietnam War Review Shapes New Peace Efforts
Officials say the Nixon administration weighed further troop withdrawals after a June pullout plan. Aug 25 delay followed higher enemy activity. Paris talks remain deadlocked as Saigon rebuffs cease fire while U.S. officials seek a peace probe. Washington faces public war-solution pressure as Thieu strengthens war push.
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Nixon
U.S
San Clemente, Cabif
Washington
Nixor
Ea Gla Minh
Paris
Philip Co Hoatab
Hic
Iven van Thieu
Saigon
Thieu
Alants
United States
Tech operating budget set at 42.2 million for biennium
The article notes a biennium budget of 42.2 million for Tech with rising outlays in general administration faculty salaries and departmental operating expenses. It details yearly amounts for library maintenance research extensions and public service and earmarks for fellowships. Plans include a new medical school project and federal matching fund applications.
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Tech
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