Flier Rescue Under Fire After 40 Hour Chase
A U S Air Force rescue team evacuated two downed North Vietnamese fliers amid antiaircraft fire and overcast skies near Thanh Hoa as ground dogs closed in. Maj Norbert J. Maier and Capt Kenneth D. Thaete were shot down while baiting surface missiles to shield B 52s. Weather hindered rescuers but aided evasion. Since bombing resumed last April, 123 U S jets have been downed and 129 crewmen killed or captured over the North.
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Saigon
Air Force
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
U.S
Panhandle
Norbert J. Maier
Avalon
Kenneth D. Thaete
Wendell
Idaho
Thailand
McConnell Air Force Base
Wichita
Kan
Thanh Hoa
North
New Franklin Waste System Impresses New York Officials
Franklin Ohio city manager Eichholz outlined a 18 month old garbage disposal plant that sorts and recycles ferrous metals glass and paper to yield 15 dollars per ton for metals and 25 dollars per ton for paper and bottles. Residue is burned to power the plant. The system cuts pollution and defrays about half the operating costs through sale of recovered products. The briefing was hosted by the Business Environmental Action Coalition chaired by Charles E F Millard of Coca Cola Bottling NY.
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NEW York
Franklin
Ohio
New York City
Eichholz
Business Environmental Action Coalition Committee
Charles E. F. Millard
Coca-Cola Bottling Corporation of
Plane crash killers ten feared dead near Elkton Kentucky
A twin engine plane carrying about 10 people from a Richmond Kentucky high school football game crashed in Todd County near Allegr e Kentucky. State police and coroner reported bodies scattered over a wide area with no identifications yet. The craft had refueled at Hopkinsville Memorial Airport and went down nine miles north of Elkton, about 15 miles east of Hopkinsville.
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Madisonville
Todd County
Kentucky
Morial
Elkton
Aljegre
Hopkins Ville
Aged widow terrorized by four youths in Fairhill housing
An 84 year old widow on the 16th floor of the Fairhill Housing Project endured five days of assault after four youths aged 10 to 13 entered her apartment robbed her of about 229 dollars, burned her with an electric comb, and battered her. The attackers were charged with burglary robbery vandalism and related offenses.
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Philadelphia
Fairhill
Talks Start Monday in Paris to Resume Vietnam Talks
President adviser Henry Kissinger will fly to Paris to resume talks with Le Duc Tho as the United States seeks a constructive attitude. Press Secretary Ziegler warned sessions could last several days with further consultations planned with South and possibly North Vietnam.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Vietnam
Paris
White House
Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Ronald L. Ziegler
United States
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Camp David
Ziegler
Dream of Salary Hardships Ten Years Ago Recalled
Reflecting on a decade of wages the author notes many people once hoped to reach a salary impossible to sustain today. The piece contrasts past aspirations with current cost of living pressures.
Franklin official hails NYC trip with Mayor Lindsay
Franklin City Council Chairman Paul R. Smith and City Manager Bernard Eichholz toured New York to discuss the Franklin Solid Waste Disposal and Reclaim facility with the New York City Industrial and Labor Committee. They exchanged keys with Lindsay and rode in Lindsay's limo to the airport. The trip was paid for by New York City.
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Franklin
Paul R. Smith
New York City
New York
John Lindsay
Lindsay
City Hall
Smith
College Park
Wilmington
Del
St. Louis
Carlisle
Peron To Speak At Rally In Argentina Return
Former dictator Juan Peron arrived in Argentina after 17 years in exile and received permission to address followers at a mass rally. The junta approved the rally but set security conditions including a potential venue in a closed area. Peron and his wife Bel Silvina moved from the airport hotel to a Vicente Lopez mansion under tight security.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Peron
Isabel
Vicente Lopez
Perons
Ezeiza International
Junta
Ezequiel Martinez
Vicente Lo
Pez
Peronists
Martinez
Ezeiza
Ford recalls cars and Econoline vans nationwide
Ford Motor Co recalls 11 725 1973 model cars and 31 660 1972 Econoline vans for possible defects. Front brakes could fail on vans due to hose contact and some cars with 4294V engines may have carburetor fuel leaks causing fires and hard starting. About 2 540 vans have improperly installed front brake hoses risking loss of front braking.
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Dearborn
Mich
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Mercury
U.S. Steel to raise prices across product line
U.S. Steel Corp plans price increases on about half its products, aiming for a 2.7 percent overall rise. The move, within authorization granted by the Price Commission, follows prior approval allowing up to 3.6 percent. Bethlehem Steel indicated it would hold prices until April, while Inland Steel voiced earnings concerns.
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Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel Corp
Federal Price Commission
Price Commission
Washington
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Frederick G. Jakks
Inland Steel of Chicago
Kurfess Wins Handily For Minority Leader
Ohio House Speaker Charles F. Kurfess of Perrysburg retained control of a divided GOP caucus with a 26 to 13 victory over Rep. Charles Fry of Springfield for minority leader in the 110th General Assembly. Two GOP lawmakers did not vote.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles F. Kurfess
Perrysburg
Charles Fry
Springfield
General Assembly
Kurfess
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Paul Smith
Wayne Sutherland
N.Y
Jim McRae
Peronist Party
Charles Kurfess
Fry
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