Experts Study Wreckage of SST
Aviation experts sifted through the TU144 wreckage after a Sunday Paris air show crash in Goussainville. Fourteen people were killed and 28 injured as the four engine jet shattered houses and fields, with Moscow officials saying the loss dealt a blow to Soviet aviation and delaying the TU144 program.
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Goussainville
France
Russia
Paris
Grandstand
Mikail Koslov
Andre Turcat
Moscow
Vassili Kazakov
Kazakov
Dracula Tours Draw Visitors In Romania's Campaign
Romania promotes Dracula Tours drawing 2,500 foreign visitors to sites linked to Vlad the Impaler. The tours visit Castle Dracula, Dracula's birthplace, capital, castle, and grave, with legends of Vlad's battles against the Turks and the famous stake executions along the Danube valley.
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Romania
Dracula
Carpathian Mountains
Bucharest
Vlad Dracula
Vlad the Impaler
Count Dracula
Bram Stoker
Vlad
Danube
Mohammed II
Constantinople
Tirgoviste
Hungary
Raymond T. McNally
Radu Florescu
Boston University
Kazikli Bey
Sir Stake
Snagov Lake
Burglar Makes Himself At Home In Elmira Apartment
A burglar broke into Bonnie J. Bobby’s Elmira apartment while she was away and raided the refrigerator drinking beer and eating spaghetti and meatballs. He left cucumber salad and potato chips, took a shower, and left three dirty towels behind.
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Elmira
N.Y
Bonnie J. Bobby
Miss Bobby
Solzhenitsyn Denied Permit For Moscow Living
Nobel laureate Alexander Solzhenitsyn has been refused permission to reside in Moscow with his wife Natalya Svetlova. Friends report a six week delay since marriage registration, with police previously warning him against staying at his wife’s apartment. Some intellectuals fear a broader crackdown on dissidents.
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Moscow
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Natalya Svetlova
Pied Piper Summer Program schedule announced by library
The Daniel Boone Regional Library unveils a Pied Piper Metamobile summer program starting June 18 with weekly visits to Auxvasse on Thursdays 1 30 to 2 30 p m and Sturgeon on Fridays 9 30 to 10 30 a m plus Hatton visits 3 to 3 45 p m on Thursdays for children ages 2 to 12. activities include films puppets stories music arts and crafts. No programs Aug 17 to 26 while the metamobile is at the Missouri State Fair.
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Daniel Boone
Pied Piper Mediamobile
Auxvasse
Sturgeon
Hatton
LA Leads 24 States In Number Of Cars
Los Angeles, as a major car capital, shows over one vehicle per two residents in a 1972 city engineer traffic report. Vehicle registrations rose nearly twice population, with more cars and trucks than in any of 24 states. total urban travel hit 18.5 billion miles in 1972, about 2000 world trips daily.
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Los Angeles
Freed Prisoner Downey Welcomed by 700 In New Britain
John T. Downey, a former CIA operative freed after 20 years in Chinese captivity on espionage charges, received a delayed homecoming in New Britain as about 700 well wishers gathered. His mother, Mary Downey 75, had a stroke and later entered a nursing home, delaying ceremonies. Downey thanked supporters and was given funds to aid his mother, plus a stereo system and music records collected during his imprisonment.
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New Britain, Conn
John T. Downey
Downey
China
Mary V. Downey
New Britain
Mom
Central Intelligence Agency
New Britain General Hospital
Oilman Sees New Push For Well Drilling
Houston oilman John Mecom Jr. says a 10 year 350 million oil agreement with American Grain and Cattle Corp could revive independent drilling in the United States. He will sell oil at 5.50 a barrel vs 2.50 to 3 previously, with the cooperative handling major refined products. Mecom notes many wells and three new ones at Lake Washington, projecting natural gas sales and barter talks with Middle East and Africa nations for grain oil trade.
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Houston
John Mecom Jr
United States
Mecom
The
Houston Chronicle
American Grain and Cattle Corp
San Antonio
the Chronicle
Tim
Harold Nelson
American Grain and Cattle
Lake Washington
New Orleans
Farmer Cooperative
Nelson
Louisiana Lawyer Named To Handle Long's Estate
Pike County Probate Judge J Overton Fry names James G Rittenbaum of Louisiana Missouri administrator for the late Sen Edward V Long estate He replaces secretary Helen Dunlop as executrix after a two day hearing found a real and substantial conflict Fry set a Wednesday hearing for Dunlop to report expenditures and appeal her removal Longs estate valued roughly 700000 to 2 million with most left to his granddaughter and $10 to his widow and daughter
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Bowling Green, Mo
Pike County
J. Overton Fry
Louisiana, Mo
James G. Rittenbaum
Edward V. Long
Rittenbaum
Helen Dunlop
Long
Dunlop
Fry
Miss Dunlop
Sightseers Greet Nixon on Return to White House
Sightseers met President Nixon as his helicopter landed on the White House Ellipse after returning from Camp David Md. He shook hands with several visitors and paused a moment for greetings before resuming his duties.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Camp David
Ex-Aide Claims Nixon Plan Could Have Averted Watergate
Former presidential aide Tom Huston told The Washington Post that a 1970 domestic intelligence plan, largely FBI driven with CIA limits, could have prevented Watergate by avoiding Hoover objections and outside FBI control. He described the plan as surveillance oriented targeting militant groups and said its abandonment led to the formation of the Justice Department’s Intelligence Evaluation Committee and the White House plumbers.
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Nixon
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Tom Charles Huston
Washington Post
Indianapolis
Huston
Defense
Central Intelligence Agency
U.S
White House
Daniel Ellsberg
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