Helicopter Losses Mark Combat End of Vietnam Flights
Communist gunfire destroyed two American helicopters in Phuoc Long and near Rach Gia. One helicopter was shot down two miles south of the Gulf of Siam. No Americans were injured in the crashes, raising total combat losses to seven thousand four hundred sixty two helicopters in nine years of hostilities.
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Gulf of Siam
Rach Gi Tne
Ather
Phuoc Long Province
Saigon
Grizzly Bear Kills Hunting Guide in Canadian Bush
A grizzly bear believed to have killed and partially eaten hunting guide Harold Cardinal was shot in Doig River area 30 miles north of Fort St. John British Columbia. Conservation officers said the bear was in poor condition with little fat reserves, suggesting scarcity of big game led to the attack. Tracks indicated the bear stalked and killed from behind without a struggle. Cardinal had been tracking the bear after discovering bear traps in a friend’s trapline.
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Fort ST. John
B.C
Doig River
Here
Harold Cardinal
British Columbia
Cardinal
Agnew Returns From Pacific Trip to Honolulu Welcome
Vice President Spiro Agnew lands in Honolulu after a 32 000 mile swing through Asia and the South Pacific to reassure 11 nations of U.S. Pacific commitments. Dancers greet Air Force Two as Agnew rests before a Monday departure for Washington. Adm John S. McCain Jr. to brief him tomorrow.
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Ice
Spiro T. Agnew
Asia
United States
Pacific
Agnew
Air Force Two
South Pacific
Washington
Adm
John S. McCain Jr
U. S. Pacific
Crack halts flights of largest aircraft
The Air Force suspended flights of the Cd Galaxy super transports after a 8 to 10 inch wing crack found at the Lockheed Georgia Marietta plant during wing modifications. The 230 foot planes faced prior wing tests and cost concerns amid a push to buy 81 units at about 5.1 billion dollars. An 11th plane was due off the line at Lockheed.
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Lockheed
Lockheed- Georgia
Marietta
Edwards Air Force Base
California
Nevada
Pentagon
Mother Dies in Bellevue Crash Killing Mom and Injuring Children
A 29 year old Bellevue mother, Nancy W. Pflaumer, died after a two car collision at Routes 113 and 99 north of Monroeville. Her two children, Todd aged 2 and Sean aged 3, were seriously injured and later moved to Elvira Memorial Hospital. A passenger, James Drennen, 29, and driver Sim Willis, 21, from Bellevue were listed in fair condition. Willis was charged with second degree vehicle homicide while driving through a stop sign.
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Monroeville
Bellevue
Rts
Nancy W. Pflaumer
Bellevue Hospital
Sim Willis
James Drennen
Drennen
Willis Willis
Tn Obey
Willis
Norwalk Pas Siale
Heir Brody’s Money Giveaway Sparks Gold Rush
Michael James Brody Jr, heir of John F Jelke, goes into hiding after promising to give away his 25 million inheritance. He posts home and office addresses, attracts thousands, signs a Harlem partnership, and disperses cash to strangers while seeking peace and sleep.
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New York
Michael James Brody Jr
Michael James Brody Jy
Brody
John F. Jelke
Scarsdale
Paddington Rd
Manhattan
Broadway
Bunny Jones
Harlem
Michael Brody
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Weather Update: Cold With Snow Likely Tonight
Cloudy and colder with snow likely tonight. Lows in the upper teens to 20s. Chance of snow and cooler tomorrow. Sunset today at 4 29 p m. Sunrise tomorrow at 7 47 a m. Details on page 2.
Lake Erie jetport backed by regional officials
Regional officials urged support for a Lake Erie jetport project, citing regional development and economic impact. The proposal faces questions about funding and feasibility as planners push for federal and local backing.
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Lake Erie Jetport
Vermilion breaks ice to nip flood
Vermilion crews fight river ice with a Coast Guard cutter and a city sawing ice upstream to open the Vermilion River. Mayor John Maiden cites a warming trend and potential rain as risks, with ice 12 to 18 inches thick and flood fears mounting if not cleared before spring thaw.
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Vermilion — G Adv
Vermilion River
U.S. Coast Guard
Kishman Fish Co
City Service Department
John Maiden
Valley Harbor Marina
Maider
Man Receives Second Heart Transplant in 10 Months
Gerald Rectords at the University of Michigan Medical Center received a second heart transplant in ten months. The operation lasted nearly eight hours with no complications and the new heart was beating well. A spokesman said he would have died within 24 hours without the transplant.
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Ann Arbor
Mick
Gerald Rectords
University of Michigan Medical Center
Entertainers Behind the Scenes with Gerry Dorsey Engel
An entertainment page feature follows Gerry Dorsey now known as Engel, detailing how the multi millionaire avoids old mail and angles of a life off the road to nowhere. The piece notes Schalia y and a sharp tongue as part of backstage lore.
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Gerry Dorsey
Engel
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