Javits Aboard Rough Air Turbulence Injures 20
Paris bound Pan American 747 returning to JFK after severe clear air turbulence near Nantucket injures 20 six crew and passengers, 14 passengers and 6 stewardesses hospitalized, Senator Javits unharmed but shaken. Meiling aids infant during turbulence. NATO meeting in Hague noted.
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Tom Kelly
New York
Pan American World Airways
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Pan Am Terminal
John F. Kennedy
Nantucket
Mass
Javits
Sen. Baker May Seek GOP Senate Leader Post
Senate leader Baker says he may run again for the GOP leadership after last year's defeat to Scott. He notes several new Republicans entering the chamber and Buckley backing him, with party rapport as key. Dirk sen’s successor is debated amid Indiana race uncertainty.
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Tennessee
Scott
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Baker
Senate
Indiana
Richard Roudebush
Vance Hartke
James L. Buckley
Charles E. Goodell
New York
Goodell
House
Lowell P. Weicker
Connecticut
William V. Roth
Delaware
J. Glenn Beall
Maryland
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
William E. Brock III
George Murphy
California
Ralph T. Smith
Dirksen
Experts Confront Mysterious Sawmill Electrical Force
Mysterious electrical discharges at a sawmill near Nielsen have baffled experts from two power companies and a university. The disturbances, causing fires and bulb failures, persisted even with power cutoffs. Chief engineers theorize charged air and ground or an antenna effect picking up radio waves.
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Gozen
Nielsen
Power Company
One Power Company
Lars Harsting
Harsting
Philosophy Professor sues Fordham over age bias claim
Paul Weiss a renowned philosophy professor, sues Fordham University for 1 million dollars alleging age discrimination in a failed appointment to the Albert Schweitzer chair funded by the state. Weiss, 69, previously Sterling Professor at Yale and now teaching at Catholic University, notes Schweitzer was older than Weiss. He asserts the state advised withholding funds if an older candidate held the chair.
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New York
Paul Weiss
Fordham University
U.S
Fordham
Albert Schweitzer
Weiss
Sterling
Yale University
Catholic University of America
Washington, D.C
Schweitzer
Snow Sweeps Central Appalachians and South Deep Freeze
An autumn storm rolls up the Eastern Seaboard dropping heavy snow in the central Appalachians with 13 inches in Montebello Virginia and 9 inches in Hot Springs Virginia. Driving becomes hazardous on mountain roads as temperatures fall to the low 30s and frost warnings stretch from the Carolinas to Georgia Alabama and northwestern Florida. Gale warnings line the coast from Virginia Beach Virginia to Cape Ann Massachusetts as dawn temperatures range from 9 in Havre Montana to 70 in Key West Florida.
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Associated Press
Central
Appalachians
Seaboard
Montebello
Blue Ridge Parkway
Hot Springs
Deep South
Carolinas
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Virginia Beach
Cape Ann
Mass
Weekend Skies Clear But Cool Weather Persists
The forecast shows clearing skies but cool temperatures remaining for a while. Tonight lows in the mid to upper 30s and tomorrow highs expected in the 50s. Yesterday peaked at 47 with a 38 degree low this morning.
Montreal Blaze Kills 17 Elderly Residents
A fire at Foyer Ste Bernadette in Pointe-aux-Trembles, Montreal, killed 17 elderly residents from asphyxiation after a furnace exploded in the basement at 4 am. Seventeen others escaped and were reported in satisfactory condition. Police said victims likely died in their sleep. owner Lucien Paradis said the home passed a government safety inspection two weeks earlier.
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Montreal
Pointe-aux-Trembles
Foyer Ste. Bernadette
Pierre Gariepy
Pointe-aux- Trembles
Lucien Paradis
Talks at Halt Cease-Fire Still On Despite Expiration
The Suez Canal cease-fire extends past its expiration as Egypt and Israel refuse to resume peace talks. President Sadat orders a short extension with full alert on the canal front, while Israel insists on missile redeployment objections. U.N. efforts and Gunnar V. Jarring mediation continue without a clear resolution. Jordanian stance unclear as the initial nine-day cease-fire nears its end.
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Associated Press
Suez Canal
U.N. General Assembly
Israel
al Ahram
Anwar Sadat
United Nations
Cal Developments
Egypt
U.N
Gunnar V. Jarring
Suez
Amman
Recon jets detect buildup in southern North Vietnam and Laos
Air Force Secretary Robert C. Seamans says reconnaissance planes found extensive war material buildup in southern North Vietnam awaiting shipment to Cambodia and South Vietnam. He notes increased bombing along the Ho Chi Minh trail in Laos and forecasts a long period with some U.S. air presence in Indochina. Saigon’s Saigon air force won’t field fighters matching MIG 21s until 1973.
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Seamans
South Vietnam
Cambodia
U.S
Indochina
Saigon
North Vietam
Indiana Recount Likely as Ballots Guarded
Indiana voting machines and ballot boxes were sealed and under armed guard as the Senate race between Hartke and Roudebush moved toward a possible recount. With most precincts in, Hartke led Roudebush by 3,698 votes. final totals awaited a secretary of state certification and potential county rechecks.
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Indiana
Hartke
Roudebush
Indianapolis
Roude
Bush
Secretary of State
Fayette County
Jenning
Ohio
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Neal
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London
GOP
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Eter
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Yale
I. SS
Havre, Mont
Key West, Fla
Montreal Blaze
Erroy
Sadat
North Vietnam
Kentucky
Michigan
Maine
Rhode Island
Senator Hartke
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