B52 Crashes in Thailand and Two F4s Lost Over Vietnam
AP reports a B52 bomber crashed in a thunderstorm near northeast Thailand killing five of the six crew and injuring none civilians. bombs exploded in the wreck. Two F4 Phantoms ran out of fuel off North Vietnam and their four crewmen were rescued. Hanoi claimed downings, while US sources reported no losses in Hanoi region.
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Ann Landers Bridge Comics Crossword Puzzle Deaths
Brief page listing editorial items such as Ann Landers Bridge Comics Crossword Puzzle Deaths and sections like Editorials House of the Week Sports Markets Television Theaters Want Ads Women’s News. The snippet appears as a table of contents style index.
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Weather outlook with mild heat and possible showers
Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow with lows in the mid 60s and highs in the mid 80s. The rest of the week stays around those temperatures with chances of afternoon and evening showers. Yesterday’s high reached 84 and the overnight low 64.
British Army takes control of Northern Ireland regions
British troops seized barricaded IRA strongholds in Londonderry, Belfast, and Armagh early today with little resistance. William Whitelaw declared Northern Ireland in occupation as 1,500 soldiers cleared Free Derry areas, destroying barricades in Bogside and Creggan amid minimal gunfire and no reported civilian casualties.
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Soviet Admiral Declares Global Submarine Force Power
Adm. Sergei Gorshkov in Pravda proclaims the Soviet Navy can detect and destroy ships anywhere and says atomic submarines with missiles form a worldwide strike force. He cites 400 subs across fleets, 95 atomic powered, and visits to 60 ports in three years. Western analysts note U.S. builds fewer atomic subs while Soviets accelerate totals.
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Eagleton Says He Will Decide With McGovern Tonight
Democratic vice presidential nominee Thomas Eagleton plans a meeting with George McGovern tonight to decide whether he should stay on the ticket after requests from national leaders that he drop out. Eagleton cited ongoing questions about his medical past and said a final decision could come from the meeting or be deferred.
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Tragic Outing Ends With Four Drownings At Springfield Park
Four children aged 3 to 9 drowned when the car they rode in sank in Hosterman Lake at George Rogers Clark Park near Springfield. The driver, Marie Brougher, was rescued by a park ranger. Patricia Kaeser, mother of one child, left the scene earlier. The bodies were recovered before midnight after a family picnic weekend.
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Retired Indiana farmer harassed after finding ransom money
Lowell Elliott, 64, who found a $500000 ransom in a canvas bag on his son in law's field, refused a $10000 reward insisting on 5 percent. He has received hundreds of harassing letters and calls and is hospitalized for strain at Wabash County Hospital.
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