England Seafront Fire Kills At Least Forty At Summerland
A seven story hotel and entertainment complex on the Douglas seafront burned rapidly killing at least 40 people and injuring about 80 as crowds fled. Firefighters fought flames for hours with help from sea water and building staff described molten plastics and a dire evacuation.
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Summerland Amusement Center
Douglas
Isle of Man
Douglas Seafront
Frank Weedon
Summerland
Coney Island
L. Shaffer
Patrick Mongey
Dublin
Sam Farr
Belfast
James Barton
Glasgow
England
Northern Ireland
Britain
Ireland
Long Will Attend Hospital Dedication Ceremony in Winnfield
U. S. Senator Russell B. Long will speak at Winnfield General Hospital’s 1 p.m. dedication for a 1.5 million expansion adding 40 beds to 104. The ceremony includes hospital and Extendicare officials with an open house 2 to 5 p.m. A 34,770 square foot addition adds a coronary care unit, expanded X ray and pharmacy, new medical lab, and administrative offices.
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Winnfield
Winnfield General Hospital
U. S
Russell B. Long
Senate Finance Committee
FE. C. Meyers
Tim Gaar
Richard C. Heard
Winn Chamber of Commerce
Winnfield General
Winnfield Hospital
John T. Mosley
George M. Rodgers
John R. McElwee
Extendicare
Ruston
Jonesboro
Long
Grambling
Arcadia
American Legion
Minden
Homer
Farmerville
Monroe
Three Die After High Speed Chase Crash Near Greenwood
Three youths Clyde Jordan 19 Rose Mary Harvey 23 and Otha Lee Bernard 19 died in a car crash four miles south of Greenwood Mississippi after a high speed police chase. The car split in half on old Mississippi 45.
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Clyde Jordan
Rose Mary Harvey
Otha Lee Bernard
Greenwood
Jordan
Old Mississippi 45
Latest Glance At Watergate Headlines
AP reports show Vernon A. Walters set to testify before the Senate Watergate committee. Robert E. Cushman testified CIA aided Fr. Hunt on Ehrlichman orders. Richard Helms denies CIA involvement in the break in. Sam Ervin to form a subcommittee over Bellino surveillance in 1960. James McCord claims potential links to Mitchell. TASS says witnesses cleared Nixon.
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Ervin
Watergate Committee
Sam Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Carmine Bellino
Richard Nixon
McCord
James W. McCord
Armed Forces Journal
Atty
John N. Mitchell
FBI
TASS
Nixon
Man Freed From Jail To Be Home For Baby Arrival
Hillsboro Ohio AP report says David Rolland, jailed for theft with six months on a penal farm, has his sentence stayed to August 1 and then vacated to ensure he is home for the overdue baby. Judge William A. Gines grants conditional freedom pending good behavior. The note about Cyprus follows unrelated text.
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Hillsboro
David Rolland
Rolland
William A. Gines
Justice Douglas To Hear Bombing Halt Appeal
Supreme Court Justice William C. Douglas will hold a 9 a.m. hearing in Yakoma on a bid to overturn a stay blocking a lower court ruling that U S bombing of Cambodia is unconstitutional. The ruling could halt bombing if overturned.
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Justice Douglas
Yakoma
Wash
Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
U.S
Cambodia
Douglas
Goose Prairie
United States
Thurgood Marshall
Circuit Court of Appeals
New York
District Court
Marshall
Unanswered Questions After Boston Jetliner Crash
Delta DC9 Flight 723 crashed into a seawall near Boston, killing or mortally injuring eighty eight. Investigators probe why the plane came in too low and off center, and what role fog or instrument failure played as the sole survivor and witness describe the scene.
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Boston
Lagan International
Air Force
Vermont
National Transportation Safety Board
Federal Aviation Administration
Burlington
Manchester
N.H
Delta Airlines
New York City
New York
Fce
Geoffrey Keating
William C. Keeners
Delta
Maureen Kennedy
Isabel Burgess
Federal Safety Board
Boston Harbor
Washington
Burgess
Safety Board
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Holiday Island
London
Star News Service
Miss
Watergate
Cyprus
Island
Mediterranean
Mvahawe
Tl-Lomme Vealer
Congress
Vietnam
The
Presbyterian Churches
Stubbs
KMLB
Pacemaker Barbershop Chorus
S.p.e.b.s.c.5.a
First Presbyterian Church
Stubbs Ave
Howard
Magnavox Home Entertainment Center
T.A.C
Magnavox
Magnavox Color
Howard Griffin
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