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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1970

Page

3

Huntington Gripped By Silent Mourning After Marshall Plane Crash

Federal investigators found no initial mechanical or pilot error cause in the Southern Airways DC9 crash that killed 75 aboard including 37 Marshall football players. The city declared days of mourning as a disaster team identified remains in a hangar morgue.

Craig Ammerman Huntington W. Va Marshall University John D. Reed National Transportation Safety Board Southern Airways Reed Marshall East Carolina University Greenville N.C Graydon Hall Southern Huntington Wichita State Wichita

Memorials for Marshall University crash victims

About 7 000 people attended a Sunday memorial in the Marshall field house for victims of the DC9 crash near Huntington. Officials described the moment of impact and said a flight recorder captured three seconds of buzzing before the hillside collision.

West Virginia Arch A. Moore Jr Marshall Field House Alex Reed Tri-State

Wichita and Marshall plane crashes show no similarity

Federal investigators said there is little or no similarity between the Wichita State and Marshall University crashes. The Marshall DC-9 charter carried 75 people and crashed near Huntington. the Wichita State overweight plane vanished in a canyon near the Rockies. Both incidents involved charter flight risks and untested operators.

Huntington W. Va Wichita State Marshall University John H. Reed National Transportation Safety Board Marshall Rockies

Pope calls for progress while preserving birth control ban

Pope Paul VI reaffirmed the Catholic Church's ban on artificial contraception at a FAO address in Rome. He urged social progress and rational birth control by couples choosing freely, denounced racism and excessive nationalism, warned of ecological danger, and urged rich nations to aid the poor while supporting China's UN entry. He cited Dr Norman Borlaug and urged scientists to advance acceptable birth control methods per Humanae Vitae.

Rome Paul VI U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization China United Nations FAO Vatican U.N Normal Borlaug

Gun Rack Raided at Butler County Home

Butler County police report a weekend break in at the home of Charles Bradley Jr. 711 Pinta Ave. A rack held four guns valued at 265 dollars along with an 80 dollar gold watch and a 20 dollar bank. The items stolen include three .22 calibre rifles and a .410 shotgun from a bedroom rack.

Charles Bradley Jr Pinta Ave Butler County

Plane crashes claim college athletes tragedies listed

A 1970 Associated Press roundup notes multiple fatal aircraft accidents involving college teams. It cites Marshall University footballs 28 deaths, Montana Skydiving Club, Wichita State football players in Colorado, Western State coaching staff, US figure skating, and California Poly football losses in crashes dating 1960 1961 1965 1970.

University of Montana Sky Iing Club Missoula Mont Wichita State University Colorado Logan Utah Bers Western State College United States Belgium Czechoslovakia California Poly Tech San Luis Obispo Toledo Ohio Bowling Green

Inland Declares Quarterly Dividend and Nine Month Results

Inland Container Corp directors declared a regular quarterly dividend of 40 cents per share on Class A and Class B common stock payable Dec. 15, 1970 to shareholders of record on Dec. 1. They reported nine month 1970 sales of 148,870,000 and earnings of 5,213,000 or 178 per share.

Inland Container Corp

Louisville restaurant advertises near round-the-clock service

In Louisville, a restaurant window shows hours listed as OPEN 232 Hours, signaling near continuous operation. The playful sign highlights a business embracing extensive, around the clock service in a bold local display.

Louisville, Ky

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Marshall Alumni Association University FBI NTSB National Guard Donald Dedmon Dedmon Marshall U. Fieldhouse FAA John Shaffer Kalamazoo Mich Tri-State Airort New Orleans Alexandria Springfield Louisville Atlanta Frank H Abbott Abbott North Carolina John Reed Pope Mussolini Associated Press Hamilton Ohio Bell Service Ohio Bell John Dobrozsi Jr Ins., Inc First Ave Middletown
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