Five Teens Die In Nighttime Portage County Crash
Ravenna police report five teenagers died and two were seriously injured in a high speed crash on a Portage County road shortly before midnight Friday. Victims were Danny L. Young 17 Rav ena Karen Spoerwele 14 Akron Ronald Brumit 19 Ravenna Rachele Triplett 16 Cuyahoga Falls Charles Wagner 17 Ravenna. Two 17-year-old Ravenna youths in the other car escaped with minor injuries.
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Ravenna, Ohio
State
Portage County
Danny L. Young
Ravenna
Karen Spoerwele
Akron
Ronald Brumit
Rachele Triplett
Cuyahoga Falls
Charles Wagner
Brazil Kidnappers Release Statement Amid Rio Crisis
A Brazilian underground group, the Popular Revolutionary Vanguard, abducted Ambassador Von Holleben in Rio de Janeiro, releasing a manifesto accusing the regime of serving foreign capitalists. Brazilian authorities released suspect names, including ex Captain Carlos Lamarca, as the hunt for the kidnappers continued.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Ehrenfried von Hollenden
Emilio Garrastazu Medici
Gloria
Rio
von Holleben
Popular Revolutionary Vanguard
PRV
St. Monica
Leblon
Carlos Lamarca
Sa0 Paulo
Nobuo Okuchi
Mexico
Curtis Cutter
Porto Alegre
U.S
Burke C. Elbrick
Kompong Som Under Attack
Cambodian military spokesman Maj. Am Rong said Viet Cong were establishing hospitals and storage facilities in Angkor temple ruins, about 185 miles northwest of Phnom Penh. He reported increased Viet Cong numbers near Kompong Speu along the sole highway to the port.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Angkor
Kompong Speu
Am Rong
Kompong Som
Kompong Thom
Tonle Bet
Mekong River
Kompong Cham
Tonhe Bet
Saigon
Gunfire Returns in Jordan After Brief Calm
Scattered firing broke out in Jordan after a cease-fire with Palestinian guerrillas. Evacuation continued as planes carried 90 spouses and children of U.N. personnel and Americans out of Amman. Two more planes with 120 British dependents were expected. foreigners left voluntarily for safety. A guerrilla leader freed 62 hostages earlier, widening tensions after five days of fighting.
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Jordan
Hussein
Amman
International Committee of the Red Cross
Beirut
U.N
U.S
Paratroopers Rescue Teammate During Fort Monmouth Demonstration
Two members of the 50th Signal Battalion of the 19th Airborne Corps used the buddy system in a parachute demonstration at Fort Monmouth New York yesterday. A trainee began falling rapidly and out of control. a fellow soldier grabbed the lines, pulled the jumper to safety, and the pair landed together.
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50Th Signal Battalion
19Th Airborne Corps
Fort Monmouth
N.Y
Hickel Faces Possible Resignation Amid Cabinet Rift
New York AP reports speculations that Interior Secretary Walter J. Hickel may resign or be dismissed due to faltering relations with President Nixon. Timed with reports of a possible successor, Fred J. Russell, and cited White House friction over policy briefs and a May meeting, the piece notes Hickel’s limited private talks with Nixon since May 6 and a past letter questioning administration youth policy. Concurrent Cambodia fighting and South Vietnamese operations are summarized in a separate dispatch included in the page.
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NEW York
Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Nixon
New York Times
Capitol Hill
Hickel
Fred J. Russell
Russell E. Train
Train
Council On Environmental Quality
White House
Santa Barbara Canal
The
Times
the Times
Alaska
Dodd Drops Out and Senate Battlegrounds Emerge
The Associated Press reports Hubert H. Humphrey and Edward M. Kennedy plan bids for U.S. Senate seats opening in Minnesota and Massachusetts, with Kennedy avoiding a 1972 White House bid and Humphrey aiming for McCarthy's seat. Connecticut incumbent Thomas J. Dodd announces he will not seek the Democratic nomination, fueling talk of an independent or third-party run amid health concerns.
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Associated Press
Huber H. Humphrey
Edward M. Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Humphrey
Minnesota
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
Kennedy
Massachusetts
White House
Lawrence F. O’brien
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Dodd
Portsmouth Fire Destroys Lumber Yard in Ohio
A blaze in Portsmouth Ohio destroyed the Carolina Lumber Co yard and damaged about ten homes on 11th Street near downtown. Officials said the fire started at the lumber company and spread to back yards and roofs. no serious injuries were reported and the lumber yard burned to the ground while the homes suffered fire and smoke damage.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
11Th Street
Carolina Lumber Co
Lumber Company
Weekend thundershowers predicted in southwestern Ohio
The forecast calls for showers today and Sunday afternoon and night. A low around 60 tonight and a high in the upper 80s on Sunday are expected. Monday looks to bring fair and warmer weather.
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Ohio
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