Survivor of Arctic crash rescued after long ordeal
A survivor from a Beechcraft crash near Great Bear Lake was found alive by Searchcraft and evacuated by helicopter to Yellowknife. The four aboard included pilot Martin Hartwell and a British nurse Judy Hill. the other two were Inuit passengers. The patient’s location and condition were not disclosed.
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Edmonton
Alta
UPI
Arctic
Denny Ryan
Canadian Armed Forces
Great Bear Lake
Centwoy
Lake
Ryan
Yellowknife
Cambridge Bay
Arctic Circle
Yellowknife Hospital
Martin Hartwell
Judy Hill
Neemee Mullayok
David Kootook
Tanaka's party may win big in Japan election
Tokyo UP I reports Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka expected to lead the Liberal Democratic Party to another parliamentary majority in the general election. All 491 lower house seats, 74.15 million eligible voters, turnout around 65 percent, counting starts 1 hour after polls close Sunday. Opposition fragmented, cities focus on housing pollution transport issues.
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Kakuei Tanaka
Liberal- Democratic Party
Tokyo
UPI
Japan
Liberal-Democratic Party
LDP
United States
Home Ministry
Osaka
England
Japan Socialist Party
Komei
Clean
Democratic Socialist Party
Japan Communist Party
Tanaka
China
Funeral Monday for South Charleston Police Chief
South Charleston Police Chief Howard W. Smith, 53, who led the force since August 1971, died Friday after a year long illness. A leukemia diagnosis prompted treatment at a Lexington VA hospital. he was a 25 year veteran of the department. He passed away following a lengthy illness.
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South Charleston
W. Va
Howard W. Smith
Smith
Veterans Administration Hospital
Lexington
Ritchie County
Rockets and gunfire hit Ulster police post in Crossmaglen raid
Two rockets and machinegun fire struck the Crossmaglen police station as British troops said the attack caused light damage with no casualties. A Soviet RPG7 launcher and ammunition were later seized in Belfast in a raid linked to IRA activity amid escalating sectarian violence across Ulster and southern Lebanon clashes. Police blamed crime for many sectarian killings, noting 108 deaths and 657 total fatalities over more than three years. Five soldiers were wounded in Andersonstown when Land Rovers came under fire.
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UPI
Crossmaglen
Irish Republican Army
IRA
New Lodge
Londonderry
United Press International
Arkoub
Lebanon
Beirut
Ein Qenia
Ulster
Ulster Defense Association
Irish Republic
Andersonstown
Truman receives flowers and notes from national figures
President Nixon and First Lady sent flowers to Harry S Truman at Research Hospital while Vice President Agnew sent a note to the Truman family in Independence. Randall Jess, a Truman family friend, said these messages were among many from people across the country offering encouragement after the news conference.
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Kansas City
UPI
Nixon
Harry S Truman
Spiro Agnew
Truman
Independence
Randall Jess
Research Hospital
Red leader Brezhnev visit to U S may be postponed to 1974
Soviet diplomats say Leonid Brezhnev’s planned U S trip may not occur until 1974. Initial hopes had set late April 1973, but no contact has been made and date remains uncertain. Talks likely to cover Middle East diplomacy and East West disarmament. The comments came at a Dartmouth conference reception.
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U.S
Washington
UPI
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
United States
Andrei A. Gromykov
Brezhnev
U. S
Nixon
Dartmouth College
Hanover
N. H
Pope critiques women Liberation movement on abortion stand
Pope Paul VI denounces perceived distortions of women liberation and declares abortion repugnant to universal ethics. He asserts fetal rights from conception and urges society to protect life, praising Catholic women's delegates for moral and civil contributions.
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Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Women's Liberation Movement
Rome
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High Street
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