Iran Earthquake Kills Over Thousand in South
A powerful quake measuring 7.0 on the Richter scale struck southern Iran, collapsing mud brick villages and killing more than 1,000 with unofficial estimates up to 4,000. Gov. Pirooz reported about one fifth of homes destroyed as relief efforts rush supplies and teams to the region near Qeer and Kazerun.
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More Planes and Ships Alerted For Vietnam
U S forces in Southeast Asia appear to be expanding air and sea power in response to the Vietnam offensive. Two more aircraft carriers, the Midway and Saratoga, prepare to depart for the Far East, with F4 Phantom fighter-bombers on alert. The 3rd Marine Air Wing at El Toro, a cell says, received orders for Vietnam. Pentagon declined to discuss alerts.
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Lakota students killed in car truck wreck near Lakota High
Two Lakota High School students died and a third was injured when their car collided with a garbage truck on Ohio 4 at Ohio 747. Daniel J. Terry 17 and Eddie Harris 15 died at the scene or Mercy Hospital. Kevin L. Cosgrove 17 survived with injuries. Driver of truck Patrick Stepaniak 18 was injured. County toll rises as two days bring another fatality on North B Street Extension.
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Californian Hijacking Attempt Ends At Airport
A California man tried to hijack a Pacific Southwest Airlines Boeing 727 during a Oakland to San Diego flight. He demanded to divert to Miami with parachutes and ransom but was captured by FBI agents as he stepped off the plane. Seizure of funds and parachutes did not occur. authorities said no weapon was found. Arrests were also reported in Utah in a separate hijacking case involving $500,000.
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Crossword Puzzle Deaths And Funerals
Fragment from a newspaper page lists sections including Deaths And Funerals Editorial Page and House of the Week plus Television Markets Theaters Want Ads and Women’s News. The readable bits indicate a traditional community layout and feature listings rather than a full article.
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Weather outlook with showers and cool nights ahead
The forecast says partly cloudy skies tonight with a chance of showers or thundershowers and overnight lows in the 40s. Tomorrow will be cloudy with highs in the 70s. Yesterday peaked at 50 degrees and this morning dipped to 38.
B52s Strike Deep Into North Vietnam For First Time Since 1967
U S B52 bombers conducted the deepest North Vietnam penetration since 1967, striking targets around Vinh as South Vietnam claimed repelling the northern front spearhead and reinforcing forces near An Loc. Navy cruisers and destroyers bombarded DMZ positions with limited damage and no confirmed casualties.
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Oscar Controversy Threatens Oscar Night TV Coverage
Hollywood AP reports a Stage Empl oyes Alliance Local 33 vote to strike NBC and other networks could halt television of the 44th annual Academy Awards in the United States and 38 other countries. NBC says telecast would proceed. unions may press further action. The show is set for 10 p.m. EST with 75 million US viewers and 39 countries slated to air. Charlie Chaplin to receive an honorary award. George C Scott and Glenda Jackson nominated again. best picture race unsettled.
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