Two Skyscrapers Hit by North Manhattan Gas Blast
A blast tore through a basement of a 25 story commercial building on Second Avenue near mid Manhattan. Fire crews battled a fire as a 40 foot hole opened in the brick wall and windows shattered across a wide area injuring several and trapping none confirmed. The United Nations missions in the building reported no damage though two missions are housed there. Many firms including the UN missions and others listed in the building faced disruption as authorities investigated a probable natural gas explosion.
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U.N
Stn. T. O'Hagan
Second Avenue
O'Hagey
Sal Despasito
Tran
John Moglis
mid-Manhattan
Ord
al Armour
Professions Systems
United Nations Mission
Burundi
Indonesia
Nepal
American Board of Nuclear Medicine
Ace Linotype Co., Inc
American Archives World Art, Inc
American College For Girls At
Murray Zonenshine
A5th Street
Fatal kidnapping attempt ends in separate Wisconsin death
Two gunmen forced a woman identified as Beaudin to accompany them from a restaurant near Marquette to Nadeau Michigan and then toward Wisconsin. The car was abandoned and the victim was fatally struck on a rural road. An associate, Klingenmaier, suspected a landing strip plot before fleeing. FBI seeks warrants for possible flight to avoid confinement.
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Wage
Testaurant
Fidler
Nadeau
Mich
Marquette
Klingenmaier
Fuller
FBI
Milwaukee
Michigan
Molonars
Stockenauer
Demo chiefs urge party not to martyr Nixon
In Chicago AP reporting, Democratic National Committee chair Robert Strauss told 14 Democratic governors not to portray Nixon as a resigned martyr. Senator Hubert Humphrey urged the party to present decisive, trust-restoring programs beyond Watergate and November victories.
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Nixon
Chicago
Nimaels
Robert ¥. Strauss
Democratic National Committee
Atrauss
Soy
Embert H. Hemphrey
D-Minn
White House
Anil Demani
Humphrey
Strauss
Crisis in Americas Near End Signals New Hemispheric Chapter
Atlanta reporting shows Galo Plaza, secretary general of the OAS and former Ecuador president, signaling a possible end to the U S Latin American crisis as the OAS resumes its general assembly. He urged a new chapter of cooperation while noting any flaws lie in U S relations with other members. Kissinger warned the Cuba embargo would not be revisited in this session, despite discussions by some foreign ministers about easing it.
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Atlanta
UPT
Galo Plaza
Organization of American States
United States
Latin America
Plaza
OAS
Hemic
Kissinger
Cuba
Argentina
Peru
Libya
Military Technical Academy
Cairo
Ti Pursone
New York Times Aday
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Egypt
The
Times Ay
I. Ag
Syrian artillery pounds Israel's Golan positions
Syrian artillery pounds Golan defenses as Israeli and Syrian air forces clash near Mt Hermon. Syria reports losses and damage while Israel claims strikes behind enemy lines. Sadat open to US arms talks. Egypt hints at diversified weapon sources and economic aid discussions loom.
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Israel
Golan
Washington
State Department
United States
Egypt
Artis
Syriatt
Gafan Heights
Mt. Her
High court spurns hearing for Indians
The Supreme Court left standing a ruling on Hoopa and Yurok land and timber shares in California. Justices Douglas and Stewart would have heard the case. four votes needed for review. The court also let stand a lower court ruling on racial hiring quotas for state jobs and Boston State College minority work requirements.
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Washington
UPD
Supreme Court
Hoopa Indians
California
Justice Detachment
Ley
Hoopas
U.S. Court of Claims
William 0. Douglas
Potter Stewart
UB. Circais Court of Appéals
Boston State College
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New York Street
Envoy Towers
AP Witeshare
Ruth Pellum Hurtin
Richmond
Virginia Supreme Court
Tate
High Court
Cafue
Malcolm Marvin Jefferson
Powhatan
Americas
Henry Kissinger
Castro
al Aldhar
Mon
MT. Hermon
Golan Heights
Syria
Damascus
Soullumn
Lebanon
Forthern
Hemeg
Leint
Dwight, D. Eisenhower
New Jersey
Mayoo Fashion Place
Shiseido
Reyal Pauly Circle
Shiseida
May Co
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