Planes in violation of rules, FAA cites undated crash cause
Federal investigators said Golden Eagle Aviation lacked passenger carrier certification for the 14500 pound Martin 404 planes ferrying Wichita State football to Logan Colorado. Two Martin 404s, one crashed near Denver 52 miles west, killing 13 Wichita State players and staff. the other landed at Logan. The FAA seized the second aircraft for mechanical violations and overdue medical certificates for its pilots.
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Richards
Fairchild-Hillernand
Logan
Trish
Weat
Denver
Wichitta
Poosi Iors
James R. Greenwood
Federal Aviation Administration
Golden Eagle Aviation |R
Oklahoma City
PAA
Greenwood
Jack Richards
Qo., Inc
FAA
Leland T. Everette
Golden Eagle
Evans
College Station
Tex
Wichita State
Clark Ahlberg
Colorado
United
Air Lines
WSU
TWA
Katzenmeyer
Busi Ness
Bert Katzenmeyer
Ben Wilson
Mexico High Names Homecoming Chairmen
The Student Council names Homecoming chairmen for the froat committee Phyllis Mollet and Jim Var vil, gym decorations Mike Nichols and Alice Smith, fighets cochairmen Steve Collins and John Buelmer, car committee cochairs Roger Wilson and Terry Maguire. Tonight the 7th Grade Football team faces Fulton at 4 30, followed by the 9th grade. Tomorrow five queen candidates for the 1970 Homecoming Queen will be nominated.
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Dale Dutty
Phyllis Mollet
Jim Varvil
Mike Nichols
Alice Smith
Steve Collins
John Buelmer
CoChairmen
Roger Wilson
Terry Maguire
Fulton
Maharaja Vote Boxes Set Up In Four Firms
Voting boxes for six Maharaja candidates are set up in four Mexico businesses. Five cents buys a vote. Polling sites include Peck's Television and Record Store Carroll Motor Co Kroger Co and Mexi-20 Fruit Co. The candidate with most votes will be crowned by Don Decker during the Red Stocking Follies Oct 23 24. The candidates listed are Jack Webber Rotary Club Jack Mints Kiwanis Club Paul E Sitton Lions Dennis Dieder ich Optimist Club Charles Peck Jaycees and Frank Di Blasi Knights of Columbus.
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Mexico
Peck
Carroll Motor Co
Kroger Co
Mexi- 20 Fruit Co
Don Decker
Jack Webber
Rotary Club
Jack Mints
Kiwani
International turmoil and political shifts ripple worldwide
Washington reports provisional leadership as Kent Nixon plans a special report to Congress amid Viet Cong mortar attacks. In Saigon seven killed and 62 wounded. military aims include possible troop withdrawals and refugee camps. Across Hollywood a chemical autopsy probes Janis Joplin’s death. Electoral college abolition stalls in Senate as Canada faces a diplomat kidnapping and Cairo ponders Sadat succeeding Nasser at the UN.
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Washington
Kent Nixon
Nasser
Congress
Saigon
U.S
Aly Port
Viet
Nam
Montreal Diplomat Kidnapping Shocks Canada
Foreign diplomats receive extra protection after Montreal kidnapping of James Richard Cross by FLQ. The 49 year old consul general was seized from his home by masked men demanding ransom, political prisoners released, and publication of demands. The event marks a surge in Quebec separatist violence and follows hijackings in Latin America.
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Montreal
Britain
Quebec
Canada
Ing
Ea Pheepee
James Richard Cross
Front de Liberation Quebecois
FLQ
Jerome Choquette
Cuba
Algeria
Mitchell Sharp
Ottawa
Cross
Latin America
U.S
Harrison Burgess
Moise Golan
Burgess
Republicans Oppose Spainhower Seeks Missouri River Licensing Limits
In Missouri a Republican education committee opposes the possible appointment of James Spainhower to a river licensing post. Three dozen officials and parents pressed for tighter river use rules. The hearing, led by Sen. Richard Southern, drew about 1900 attendees as conservationists urged action to protect at least 20 Ozark streams and establish limited easement zones.
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Ndependence
Kansas City
James
Spainhower
D-Marshall
Missouri
Edu
Republican Education Committee
Missouri House
Jewel Kennedy
Raytown
Melvin Vogelsmeier
Concordia
Kennedy
State Board of Education
Hubert Wheeler Retres
Nick Grey
Gray
Mies
Duane Kelly
Ozark
Kelly
Liz Steals Show at Son's Wedding in London
In London Elizabeth Taylor attended her son Michael Wilding Jrs wedding to Beth Cutter, daughter of Portland oceanographer Robert Cutter. Liz wore a maroon velvet outfit and pendant, drawing cheers from a 500-strong crowd outside Caxton Hall Register Office while her son Michael wore a gray suit and the bride wore a white wool suit. The couple will live in a free apartment. Taylor plans for her son to pursue schooling and college, with no reception planned.
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London
Michael
iWilding
Elizabeth ‘Taylor
Mamal
U Wilding
Beth(Cutter
Robert Clutter
Portland
Lee Breltling
Portand
Wilding
Caxton Hall
Liz
Richard Eton
Young Widing
Miss Tayor
Michael Wilding
Miss Taylor
Taylo
Burton
Taylor
Eyee
Linda Anderson Crowned Miss Fountain Valley in Lone Contest
Linda Anderson entered the Fountain Valley beauty contest to meet peers but won by default as the sole entrant. The 19-year-old brunette became Miss Fountain Valley in the Orange County town of 90,000.
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Fountain Valley
Calif
Linda Anderson
Orange County
Hearnes appoints new Dallas County prosecuting attorney
JEFFERSON CITY AP Gov Warren E Hearnes appoints Max Bacon of Springfield Democrat to succeed Nelson B Evans who resigned as Dallas County prosecuting attorney in Greene County appointment.
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Jefferson City
Warren E. Hearnes Mantel
Greene County
Dallas County
Max Bacon
Springfield
Nelson B. Evans
Bank robber bonds says he is not criminal fighter in revolution
Stanley Bond, 95, accused of Boston bank holdup murder, tells The Phoenix interview he declared war on the United States as leader of a Revolutionary Astron group. He says criminals are those pursuing personal interests and cites his Brandeis University stint and ties to the Kent State era protest network.
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Mass
Stanley Jr
Bond
Boston
United States
Revolutionary Astron
the Phoenix
Weally
Patona
Torey Stampere
Brandeis University
Massachusetts
Walpole
Brandeis
Susan Saxe
Albany
N.Y
Ree x
Borer
Woldup
U.S
Cambodia
Kent State
Michael Saul Tleischer
The
Phoenix
Universit
Tornado cuts path through Shawnee Oklahoma
A sudden autumn tornado ripped across Shawnee Oklahoma killing three people and injuring more than 40. Damage was centered downtown and in the north side with 150 businesses hit. Authorities rushed 60 highway patrol troopers 42 National Guardsmen and others to assist rescue and guard duties.
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Shawnee
Okla
Oklahoma
Pierre Taron
Ralph Coats
Roy Lee Coats
Allen Roberts
Highway Patrol
National Guards
Taron
Charles Knox
Knox
Midshipmen Debate Viet War Policy at Annapolis
In San Francisco and Jefferson City reports note the U S Navy commandant at Annapolis said midshipmen may denounce the Vietnam War privately but not ambulance services. The State Public Service Commission denied regulating ambulance services and withdrew certification of several naval authorities amid campus remarks at a luncheon.
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San Francisco
Robert P. Coogan
Jefferson City
U.S. Navy
State Public Service Com- Academy
Annapolis
Mission
Acad
Nemy
Naval
Montgomery City man loses finger in combine accident
A Montgomery City man named Robert Scheidt, Route 1, was injured last night when his left hand was caught in a drive belt on a combine. He was treated at Audrain Hospital and then transferred to the University of Missouri Medical Center in Columbia. He risks losing more fingers due to the injury.
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Montgomery
Montgomery City
Jand
Robert Scheidt
Audrain Hospital
University of Missouri
Columbia
Bond Criticizes 22 Year Audit Delay Across Missouri
Christopher Bond defends rapid auditing and criticizes a 22 year delay in Cole County. He cites 10 year audits costing Cape Girardeau County $46,000 and notes three year statute limits on shortages. Bond outlines travel plans through Missouri including Cape Girardeau and speeches at Jesse Hall and area campuses.
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Christopher Ae Bond
Républican Sa
Cole County
Algo
Sand
Cape Girardeau County
70 May Be Great Year In French Wine
Paris experts hail 1970 as a good to great year for French wine as the harvest progresses red fine for Eaganties white burgundy plentiful and high quality weather favors yields and ripening this season reports AP specialists.
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Paris
Burgundy
Officer Gets Medal And Insurance Bill
Police Sgt. Max McAlpine chased four bank robbers from a Security Pacific Bank branch in an alley on Tune 20. He earned a Medal of Valor for pursuing the robbers. though they escaped, three were later captured. An unmarked patrol car crash tied to the chase raised his personal insurance rates from 300 to 500 dollars a year, an issue his agent is trying to fix.
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Los Angeles
Max McAlpine
McAlpine
Security Pacific Bank
Computers Sabestaiiely
Violinist Apprehends Stolen Bass Return Ransom
Hollywood AP Milton Nadel of the Los Angeles Philharmonic paid 750 dollars for the return of a 26 year old bass violin stolen from his home. He met an unidentified woman at a Hollywood service station and recovered the instrument, draped in a coat and hat, in a telephone booth. The woman claimed no involvement and would not reveal the original purchase price or the instrument’s value.
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Hollywood
Los Angeles Philharmonic
Milton Nadel
Nadel
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