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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1975

Page

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National Airlines Strike Begins on Labor Day

National Airlines flight attendants start a Labor Day strike after contract talks collapse. The strike halts about 18,000 daily passengers as critics attack the Ford administration's economic policy. Labor leaders urge workers to show restraint while Dunlop predicts unemployment will fall but prices rise through 1975 and 1976.

Associated Press National Airlines Appalachia Ohio River United Mine Workers Ford David Maryland Catoctin Mountains Association of Flight Attendants NBC Meet the Press Ford Administration United Auto Workers Leonard Woodcock Herbert Hoover Labor John T. Dunlop ABC

Eskimo Village Heroes Save 22 After Alaska Plane Crash

A Wien Air Alaska aircraft crashed into a foggy hillside on St. Lawrence Island near Gambell, killing 10. Local Eskimo residents used improvised stretchers to carry victims down a steep hill and救救 22 people. Coast Guard crews reported the rescue effort and credited the Gambell community.

AIR Force Gambell Anchorage Alaska St. Lawrence Island Bering Sea Wien Air Alaska Coast Guard

Alaska jet crash near Gambell claims crewman and life

A twin engine jet crashed on a 600 foot hill near Gambell on St. Lawrence Island. Survivors were taken to Anchorage and Nome. 19 admitted to Alaska Native Medical Center, at least five in critical condition. Rescue crews faced rugged terrain and thick fog as they aided passengers. The pilot, copilot, and another crewman died. investigators will review the crash.

Nome Anchorage Coast Guard Alaska Native Medical Center Elmendorf Air Force Base Wien Gambell Savoogna St. Lawrence Island

Coup Attempt Rocks Ecuador As Palace Siege Unfolds

Reports from Quito say a rebellion led by Gen Raul Gonzalez Alvear seized the presidential palace amid a brief battle but later potentially failed to gain control as Gen Guillermo Rodriguez Lara remained in power. Curfews and troop movements marked the capital with oil revenue discontent cited as a trigger.

Quito Ecuador Guillermo Rodriguez Lara Raul Gonzalez Alvear Radio Nacional Gonzalez Alvear Rodriguez Rio Bamba Galapagos National Secretariat of Information Radio Grancolombia Gonzalez Guayaquil Galo Semblantes South America Lima Peru Uador Juan Velasco Alvarado

Middletown Area Weather Forecast

Clear tonight with a low in the mid 60s. Tuesday to be fair with a high in the low 80s. Rain chances remain at 10 percent for tonight and Tuesday.

Middletown

Egypt Israel reach Sinai pact after all night talks

Secretary Kissinger said Egypt and Israel have substantially concluded negotiations on a Sinai agreement after a lengthy session with Prime Minister Rabin and aides. Egyptian assent was secured Sunday before Kissinger returned to Jerusalem from Alexandria.

Jerusalem Egypt Israel Sinai Henry A. Kissinger Kissinger Yitzhak Rabin Alexandria

Berlin air crash claims 26 lives at Leipzig airport

An East German Soviet TU34 crashed while landing at Leipzig Schkeuditz killing 26 people. Eight survivors were reported, all seriously injured. The plane came from Stuttgart with passengers en route to the Leipzig fail trade fair which opened Sunday.

Berlin Leipzig- Schkeuditz ADN Stuttgart West Germany Leipzig

Kidnapped financier rescued in Buenos Aires by police

Charles Lockwood a British born financier was rescued Sunday in Buenos Aires after a month in captivity by leftist guerrillas four captors were killed. Lockwood had been kidnapped two years earlier by the same group which freed him after a 2.5 million dollar ransom.

Charles Lockwood Buenos Aires Lockwood

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