Hijackers Escape After Airliner Hijack Across Latin America
Two masked gunmen who hijacked a Colombian airliner traversed 15 000 miles through Central and South America before fleeing with 50 000 in Aruba. Captain Hugo Molina described their route from Aruba to Resistencia Paraguay Asuncion and Buenos Aires amid the 86 passengers aboard.
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Associated Press
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CEA Submits Grain Sales Probe to Justice Department
An Agriculture Department inquiry into alleged price rigging in last summer's grain sales to Russia has been turned over to the Justice Department for possible criminal prosecution. Findings were forwarded after the Commodity Exchange Authority completed its review of whether traders manipulated wheat prices on the Kansas City market to boost export subsidies.
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Kansas City Board of Trade
Keating to Speak at Rotary Club Luncheon
Rep. William J. Keating of Cincinnati will address the Rotary Club at a noon luncheon Monday at the Elks City Club. He has been mentioned as a possible Republican candidate in the next Ohio gubernatorial race.
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Budget gains shrink 1973 74 deficits and tax divespeak
The Nixon administration reported a midyear budget review showing tax receipts exceeding January estimates by 17 billion dollars. Deficit projections were cut to 19 billion for 1973 and 3 billion for 1974, from prior estimates of 25 and 13 billion respectively, driven mainly by higher income taxes amid a booming economy.
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Skylab crew contemplates space walk to free jammed panel
Skylab astronauts led by Charles Conrad Jr Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz work after eight days in orbit as ground teams test repair methods. A jammed solar panel could be freed to restore power and allow extending the mission beyond 28 days.
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Marshall Center
Bridge blaze after ship collision near Verrazano Narrows
A container vessel rammed a Belgian tanker in New York harbor near the Verrazano Narrows Bridge. Flames and explosions followed, with at least six dead, more than 20 injured and 4 missing. Survivors reported steering loss and firefighters fought a spreading inferno as rescue boats moved through an oil slick.
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Michael O'Connor
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Edwin Sheppard
Temporary Release Of 3 Approved For Watergate Testimony
Three Watergate conspirators E Howard Hunt Bernard Barker and Eugenio Martinez were authorized for temporary release from Danbury Federal Prison to testify before a Los Angeles county grand jury into the Ellsberg psychiatrist burglary. Prosecutor Archibald Cox said he and Samuel Dash would meet to address issues from Senate investigations.
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White House seeks to dispel Iceland talks as a total success
President Nixon and aides push back on doubts about Reykjavik talks with Georges Pompidou. Kissinger says the meetings achieved their aims and outline plans for a deputy foreign ministers conference and future disarmament steps with Brezhnev in June.
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