Weather outlook with showers and heat to follow
Tonight cloudy with a chance of showers and lows in the upper 60s. Thursday will reach the 90s with sunny skies and a little rain unlikely. Thursday evening will be muggy with highs in the upper 70s. Friday’s outlook is fair and cooler. Yesterday’s high was 89 and the morning low was 62 with only 0.05 inch of rain last night.
Hijacking Crisis in Beirut Ties to Khaled Demand
Guerrillas seize a BOAC VC10 after it departs Bahrain with 66 passengers and 10 crew. Beiru hosts negotiations as two Western airliners and 178 hostages on a Jordan desert airstrip loom. Britain, the US, West Germany, and Switzerland seek a Red Cross mediated release of Leila Khaled and other detainees amid a ticking deadline.
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Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
British Overseas Airways Corp
Bahrein
Persian Gulf
International Red Cross
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Beiru
Popular Front
Leila Khaled
London
Miss Khaled
Switzerland
West Germany
Britain
el Khana
Amman
the Front
Red Cross
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Alec Douglas Home
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DC8 crash at Kennedy blamed on bad takeoff
Federal investigators say a DC8 jetliner scraped its tail on the Kennedy runway during takeoff then rose vertically, tilted left, and exploded in flames killing all 11 crew members. The crew and seven stewardesses were from California.
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Nixon presses for rail accords to avert nationwide strike
Washington AP piece states Nixon administration seeks an hour wage settlement to head off a nationwide rail worker strike set to begin at midnight. Unions demand large wage hikes. government talks yield little progress as factions clash over 40 percent increases, with current wages around $3.50 per hour.
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Nixon
W. J. Usery
Afl-Cio
Harold Crotty
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes
John P. Hiltz
Fighting Rages as Truce Fails in Jordan War
Heavy fighting between Palestinian guerrillas and Jordanian forces raged for a second day near Irbid after a cease-fire collapsed. The Palestine Guerrilla Organization accused Jordanian troops of attacking outposts and mutilating corpses, while guerrillas besieged the Irbid army garrison and demonstrators stormed the police chief’s headquarters.
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Dayton Area Defeated School Levies Face November Ballot
Three area levies failed but are expected to return to voters in November. Dayton, Beavercreek, and Xenia districts in Montgomery and Greene counties faced defeat on 10.5, 9.25 and 9.3 mill proposals. Dayton board members blamed SOS opponents and called for resignations. Beavercreek and Xenia warned of potential school closures or bankruptcy if levies fail again.
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Jeptha Carrell
Josephine Groff
Edwin T. Ridenour
Wayne M. Carle
Verlin Klopfer
Jewels and gold stolen in Labor Day break-in at Shreve Crump & Low Co
Police investigate a major Labor Day weekend burglary at Shreve Crump & Low opposite the Public Gardens in Boston. Thieves used power tools to breach a wall, entering vaults with diamonds, gold, and pearls, with losses projected around 3 million dollars.
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Shreve Crump & Low Co
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Richard Shreve
Jewelry Cormpany
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