Worst airliner crash rocks Paris area killing 346
Turkish Airlines DC10 crash near Paris Ermenonville forest leaves 346 dead, the worst civil aviation toll. Investigators search for wreckage and vital black box. parts found amid debris while questions swirl about sabotage and possible armed groups.
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Paris
France-Soir
Liberal Front
France
Ermenonville Forest
Orly
Istanbul
London
U. S
Streaking Sweeps Several Colleges in Weekend Nudes
The Associated Press reports a campus streaking surge across multiple colleges in the Carolinas and beyond. About 258 participants, including 80 coeds, joined naked pranks on UNC Greensboro and other campuses amid crowds and light policing. Churches and private colleges also saw nude displays, with no arrests reported.
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Associated Press
Carolina
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
N.C
Cliff Mitchell
University of South Carolina
Columbia
S.C
Breakfasters To Hear Merrell And Lemon
The Mexico Chamber of Commerce will host its monthly legislative breakfast at 7 30 a m Tuesday at the Royal Cafe. Senator Norman Merrell of Monticello and Representative James Lemon of Hallsville will discuss current bills and answer questions. Sponsored by the chamber legislative committee co chaired by Jim Heim and Joe Fennessey.
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Mexico
Hanoi to Return 12 American POW Remains
North Vietnam said it would hand over the remains of 12 Americans who died in captivity. U S Air Force transports will collect them in Hanoi and fly to U Taphao Thailand for identification. Names to be released after verification and next of kin notified. Government reports count 25 troops killed and 67 wounded in two battles near Saigon regional front. Khmer Rouge cut Highway 4 and shelled Phnom Penh market, killing two and wounding over ten.
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South Vietnam
North Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
U Taphao Air Base
Thailand
Defense Department
Washington
United States
Reeds
Cambodia
Khmer Rouge
Phnom Penh
Kompong Spen
Dibble on TV Tonight Highlights Local Development Efforts
John Dibble, director of the Audrain County Human Development Corp., will appear on Channel 12 See-Tv at 6:00 tonight to discuss what the program achieved in 1973 and so far in 1974 for Audrain County.
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John Dibble
Audrain County Human Development Corp
See-Tv
Audrain County
Missouri lawmakers to resume session under 55 mph limit
Missouri legislators return to Jefferson City to start the second half of the 1974 session under a temporary 55 mph speed limit. The measure, tied to the energy crisis, halves highway death totals and reduces accidents, with the limit set to expire Sept 28 1975.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
U.S
Highway Patrol
Sam S. Smith
Missouri Senate Bill would raise corporate tax for 60 million
The Missouri Public Expenditure Survey says a Senate bill would shift about 60 million to corporations, offset by a 12 per person tax credit and sales tax exemptions on medicines. The plan would bar credits for federal taxes, potentially burdening consumers, workers, and shareholders.
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Jefferson City
Senate
Missouri Public Expenditure Survey
John Schneider
D-Florissant
Missouri
Schlesinger Warns of Growing Soviet Missile Threat
Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger warns that a massive Soviet missile program will threaten the U S land based arsenal by decade's end as four new MIRV capable missiles expand Moscow's ICBM power. He cites tests and potential 7 000 one to two megaton warheads and predicts MIRVs entering service by 1975 with old missiles phased out by 1980. King Hussein to meet Nixon at the White House next Tuesday after delays from February 8.
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U.S
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
Schlesinger
United States
Pentagon
King Hussein
Jordan
Nixon
White House
Hussein
Eight Contestants For Miss America In Mexico Show
Eight participants representing Texas Indiana Arkansas Oklahoma Kentucky Illinois and Louisiana travel to Mexico Missouri for a May 4 talent show The Miss America pageant chain funds scholarships for Miss Missouri contestants The event features Miss Missouri Terri Dodson and Columbia College groups aiding the production in Missouri Jaycees sponsorship
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Missouri
Mexico
Mexico Jaycees
Texas
Judy Mallett
Indiana
Karen Louise Rogers
Arkansas
Becky Jean Hume
Oklahoma
Andrea Hanson
Kentucky
Lyda Lewis
Illinois
Colleen Metternich
Louisiana
Debbie Ward
Terri Dodson
Golden Girls of Marching Mizzou
Columbia College
Jaycees
Hijackers Threaten More Plane Attacks After Surrender
Two young Arabs who hijacked a British VC10 at Amsterdam Schiphol surrendered to Dutch police after releasing 92 passengers and 10 crew. The jet was set aflame on the runway, with two minor injuries reported as officials noted the hijackers weaponry and statements about acting due to support for Israel.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Israel
Schiphol
Unnamed men give vague details to Dutch official
Two men identified only as Said and Abu Ali spoke with a Dutch official. One claimed to have lived on the West Bank of the Jordan River until Israel occupied the area in 1967, but they offered no further information about their identities.
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Trip
Paris
Aymar Achille-Fould
French Transport Ministry
Turkey
Ferda Guley
Guley
London
Heathrow
British Airways
Said
Abu Ali
Jordan River
Israel
Martha Mitchell Tells Of Troubles
Martha Mitchell recounts her separation from John N. Mitchell saying he left Fifth Avenue with the maid, chauffeur, and her Rolodex. She has seen her 13-year-old daughter only once since the split after claiming brainwashing and removal of her telephone file. People magazine published the interview.
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New York
Martha Mitchell
Fifth Avenue
Talking Tombstones May Play Movies From Graves
Pompano Beach inventor Donald Wells, 44, plans battery operated audio visual tombstones with movie scenes of the deceased. He envisions 16 models, including a deluxe version with taped voice and a 20 foot scroll of writings. Prices won’t be disclosed. he expects strong reaction from potential buyers.
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Pompano Beach
Fla
Donald Wells
Wells
Jackson
Mich
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