Tremor felt in Albuquerque valley shocks residents
An earthquake of magnitude 3.5 rattled Albuquerque valley early Saturday lasting about ten minutes with aftershocks later. Authorities traced the epicenter to downtown north valley as utilities and alarms were strained. Seismologist Jon Peterson noted minor daily tremors in the Rio Grande Valley.
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Journal- Tribune
Edward Walker
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Public Service Co
West Mesa
Rio Grande
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Earth Zoo
Jon Peterson
Seismological Center
Manzanas
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Socorro
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Black Panthers unveil anticapitalist world charter in DC event
The Black Panther Party presented a charter at the Revolutionary People's Constitutional Convention in St. Stephen's Church after being barred from Howard University. The document frames a global, noncapitalist society for oppressed communities including Blacks and Puerto Ricans, advocating proportional representation and production according to needs.
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New York City
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Santa Claus visit announced with parade route
Santa Claus will meet youngsters next Saturday after 10 am at the northwest corner of the courthouse square. He will hand out candy. The Santa parade forms at Sixth and Main, travels south on Main to Alameda, then returns to the courthouse square. Christmas carols will be sung on downtown Roswell streets between 3 and 4 pm during December.
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Pope Paul VI greeted by cheering thousands in Manila
Pope Paul VI led an outdoor Mass before about 1.5 million worshipers in Manila as he urged the poor to demand help from a civilized society. He used a Pan-Asian Radio address to call Asians to resist Western materialism and support a just, united society.
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Pacific
Two New Fires Break Out Near Capitan
Two new fires near Capitan New Mexico burned about 200 acres in Lincoln National Forest, with one blaze two miles NW of Capitan at 150 acres and another 15 miles north at 50 acres. Authorities cautioned man caused origins and noted a third new fire near Fort Stanton.
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Ford offers new deal to UAW as Dec seventh strike deadline looms
Ford Motor Co. extended a fresh contract proposal to the United Auto Workers ahead of a strike deadline of Dec. 7. The offer mirrors a GM agreement that GM says would lift hourly wages to about 12 000 to 13 000 dollars a year by 1973. Hungary names Janos Kadar to head the ruling party for four more years amid unanimous Central Committee backing. East German border guards curb traffic around West Berlin amid Soviet protests over West German CDU leaders meeting.
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Alaska Plane Crash Toll Put at 46 Dead
An Anchorage DC8 operating for Capitol International Airways crashed during takeoff killing 46 of 229 aboard. The jet, ferrying servicemen to Vietnam, suffered explosions after an apparent abort as fuelled by the icy runway and darkness. Survivors number 174. crew included one killed stewardess Birgitta Ekelund.
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Cam Ranh Bay
Birgitta Ekelund
Stockholm
Sweden
William Goerz
Goerz
Joe Heywood
Heywood
John Pedersen
Anchorage International
Pedersen
Northwest Orient Airlines
Fatal DC8 crash at Anchorage kills many aboard
A chartered DC8 owned by Capitol International Airways crashed during takeoff at Anchorage International Airport on Friday night. Firefighters battled the wreckage as the accident left at least 46 dead among 229 aboard.
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