Pilot, wife, three children die in lake plane crash
UPI reports David I Utroska flew his wife Sandra and children Kimberly Kandice and Kenneth from Megis Field to Chicago for a birthday outing in a Cessna Skymaster. Wind gusts and rising conditions at takeoff led to a plunge into Lake Michigan. Utroska survived, later died by suicide after funeral services were held for his family.
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Refugee Nazi-Era Scholar Stabbed to Death in New York
Wolfgang Friedmann a 65 year old Columbia University professor and international legal authority who fled Nazi Germany was stabbed to death by three teenage robbers near a Manhattan campus area. The attackers demanded money and his watch but fled, witnesses said. The city reacted to the daylight killing as a shock to residents accustomed to mugging and assault.
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Pennsylvania Ratifies Women’s Rights Amendment in 21st State
AP report from Harrisburg notes Pennsylvania approved the proposed federal Women’s rights amendment by a 43 to 3 Senate vote, joining 20 states in ratification. The House earlier passed the measure, with 38 states needed for final adoption. The article also recounts reactions and context surrounding the contentious issue.
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