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Silver City Daily Press

Location

Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1972

Page

2

Training Gap Exposed After American Airlines Decompression

The Air Force trained pilots and crew in rapid decompression while airlines rely on limited FAA guidance. An American Airlines DC-10 suffered rapid depressurization after a bin latch opened near Ontario, forcing an emergency landing in Detroit. Nine passengers suffered minor injuries. two flight attendants were hurt as a floor collapsed. FAA, NTSB, and FBI opened a lengthy probe into the mishap.

Los Angeles U.S. Air Force American Airlines America United States Federal Aviation Administration DCI Ontario Detroit Pan American United Trans World Continental American Rap Air Force FAA Oklahoma City National Transportation Safety Board FBI

Bombs Hit Progovernment Offices in Mexico City

Four small homemade bombs were hurled at offices of progovernment groups in Mexico City Sunday night. Most sites were empty and no injuries were reported, following student protests on Saturday that saw about 20 arrests. Targets included the Federation of State Workers, the National Workers Union, the Mexican Youth Institute, and the Institutional Revolutionary Party.

Mexico City Federation of State Workers The National Workers Union Mexican Youth Institute Ruline Institutional Revolutionary Pary

Rapid City Buries Dead After Flood Disaster

Rapid City resumes burials for more than 200 dead after a flood that left 300 homeless and caused damages over 100 million dollars. Henry Hausmann and family victims were honored as relief agencies and national guardsmen aid in shelter, food, and searches while engineers and volunteers work to reduce flooding and prevent further dam failure nearby.

Rand Lily Mr. Ge Rapid City Henry Hausmann Donald Doris Red Cross Salvation Army Doven Rapid Creek Army Corps of Engineers Perso

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