90 Crash Dead Hunted Near Athens
Hundreds of police and firemen fought rain to recover bodies from an olive hillside after an Olympic Airways DC6 crashed near Athens. All 90 aboard died. Cause under investigation. no black box. It was Greece’s worst aviation disaster.
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Athens
UPD
Olympic Airways
Olympic
Aristotle Onassis
Khania
Crete
Paneion
Greece
Scandinavian Airlines System
SAS
Mt. Hymetus
Judge Plans Autopsy in Kopechne Case
Judge Bernard C. Brominski said he will rule Wednesday at 9 30 a.m. on allowing an exhumation and autopsy for Mary Jo Kopechne who died in a car crash involving Senator Edward M Kennedy last July 18 The hearing followed a three month legal fight between Kopechne’s parents and the district attorney Ed Mundy Dinis over the autopsy. Miss Kopechne is 28 and buried in Larksville Pennsylvania.
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Wilkes-Barre
UPI
Bernard C. Brominski
Mary Jo’ Kopechne
Edward M
Wilinis
Miss Kopechne
Bookkeeper Is Sentenced In LDS Forgery Case
LaMar Edward Kay a 42 year old former Church bookkeeper was sentenced to 120 years in Utah State Prison for forgery in the making of a letter authorizing a 3500 payment from the Church Teachers' Loan Fund. Judge D Frank Wilkins imposed the sentence and denied a new trial while granting a probable cause certificate for appeal to the Utah Supreme Court. Darrow remains to be tried separately on forgery charges.
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Salt Lake City
UPS
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter - Day Saints
Utah
LaMar Edward Kay
Church Teachers’ Loan Fund
Third District
D. Frank Wilkins
Kay
Wilkins
Utah Supreme Court
Seldon Clarence Darrow
Darrow
Indicted for Tate Slaying Five Indicted In Tate Slaying
Five members of the Manson family including Charles Manson were indicted on seven counts of murder and one conspiracy each in the August killings of Sharon Tate and six others. A sixth person faced two murder counts and one conspiracy. The Los Angeles Grand Jury heard 22 witnesses, including Susan Atkins, who testified about the Tate and LaBianca murders. Atkins provided crucial details after interrogation while held on other charges.
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Los Angeles
UUPI
Charles M. Manson
Sharon Tate
Los Angeles County
Manson
Independence
Calif
Susan Atkins
Miss Tate
Benedict Canyon
Lena
Rosemary LaBianca
Bishop
Miss Atkins
Santa Monica
Nixon Threatens Veto Over Senate Tax Bill
President Nixon warned Congress he would veto the tax reform bill if it reaches his desk in its present form. He argued the package would cut some taxes while raising prices for all and rejected an $800 personal exemption and a 15 percent Social Security increase. The Senate planned last day of debate before a House Senate conference committee reconciles differences. A proposed union spending restriction failed 59 to 27 along party lines.
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Washington
UPD
Nixon
Congress
Senate
House
Senate House
House-Senate
Paul J. Fannin
R-Ariz
Cool Air Chills Nation as Storms Hit Pacific and Gulf
The Air remains brisk nationwide with Florida and the Far Southwest offering pleasant weather. Northern Minnesota reports 1 2 inches of new snow with Duluth at nearly two feet deep. A Gulf of Alaska storm spurs heavy surf flooding coastal Southern California homes.
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United Press International
Florida
Minnesota
Duluth
Dakotas
Michigan
Pacific Northwest
Rockies
Intermountain Plateau
Washington
Utah
Gulf of Alaska
California
Rincon Beach
Surfside Colony
Seal Beach
Networks restrained on press talk after Nixon conference
Networks offered limited comment after Nixon's Monday night news conference. NBC CBS and ABC gave brief summaries while NET aired a 30 minute round table. Spiro Agnew had criticized commentators after the November speech, but Monday's program drew fewer criticisms.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Vietnam
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
NBC
CBS
ABC
National Education Television Network
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Larksville
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Roger Mudd
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Mudd
Bill Lawrence
John Chancellor
Herbert Kaplaw
NET
I. F. Stone
Stone
Earl Mazo
John A. Hamilton
New York Times
James P. McFadden
The
National Review
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