Survivors Rescued From Andes Plane Wreck Near Chile
Eight more survivors were lifted from the frozen Andes site after rescue helicopters reached 10,000 feet on the border with Argentina. Ten days earlier two Uruguayan rugby players had trekked to civilization to seek help, revealing 16 of 45 aboard the Oct 13 crash endured hunger blizzards and avalanches.
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San Fernando
Chile
Andes
Old Christians
Montevideo
Cesar Charlone
Santiago
San Fernan
Robert Canessa
Canessa
Cycle gang fight ends in slaying in Buffalo suburb
A Buffalo suburb gun battle between rival motorcycle gangs left one dead and two injured. The victim was Jan David Flurschutz, 25, of West Seneca. Police investigated the early-morning violence as two groups clashed in Kenmore, with authorities pursuing leads on the dead man’s associations.
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Buffao
UPI
Buffalo
Kenmore
Jan David Flurschutz
West Seneca
Bill to bar unemployment benefits for strikers in New York
Freshman Assemblyman Nicholas J. Callagero proposes a bill in the upcoming session to strip strikers of unemployment insurance. He argues current law requires employers to finance the benefits after a waiting period, noting Rhode Island is the only other state with a similar rule and that many companies could relocate to avoid the liability.
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Albany, N.Y
UPD
State Legislatire
Cholas J. Callagero
R-Utica
Callagero
New York State
Rhode Island
Navy commander Nakagawa captured in North Vietnam
Navy Cmdr. Gordon Ross Nakagawa, 37, on his third Southeast Asia tour, was shot down over Haiphong and captured in North Vietnam. His mother recalls Tule Lake memories in 1942 as the family awaits word on his condition and fate.
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Auburn
Calif
Gordon Ross Nakagawa
Tule Lake
Santa Claus
Navy
Cmdr
Nakagawa
North Vietnam
Haiphong
Hanoi
Harriet Nakagawa
Santa
Southeast Asia
University of California At Berkeley
Jeanne Takemoto
Lincoln
Oak Harbor
Wash
Bunny
Shakedown Ends at Green Haven Prison Inmates Resume Routine
Inmates at Green Haven state prison return to normal routine after a 10 day shakedown. Officials say last night’s in cell meals end and mess hall meals resume with breakfast. A spokesman notes several hundred contraband items and ships were recovered during the operation. Thirty seven inmates granted holiday furloughs will leave for Christmas as planned.
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Stormville
N.Y
UPI
Green Haven State Prison
Department of Correctional Services
USSR: federation of 15 Union Republics
A brief reference describes the Soviet Union as a federation consisting of fifteen union republics. The statement notes the organizational structure of the USSR within the broader Soviet system.
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Union Republics
Record size shark killed by Port Hueneme fisherman
Commercial fisherman Joe Gorgita sailing from Port Hueneme Calif killed the largest Mako shark on record. The old female measured 11x feet 5 long and weighed 1 030 pounds, a world record, per the county Museum of Natural History. Ichthyologist Robert Lavenburg said it is added to the collection as a world record.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Joe Gorgita
Port Hueneme
Calif
County Museum of Natural History
Shelton Applegate
Robert Lavenburg
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Roberto Canessa
Chilean Air Force
Fernando Parrado
Nakagawas
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Caldwell
Idaho
California
Quebec
Canada
GORDON _ boat Electronics
Erie Blvd
Balin
Burnet Ave
General Electric
Ra-Lin
Phonograph
Arena
Wilson
Wilsons
Wilson Building
Salina St
Syracuse
New York
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