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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1970

Page

2

747 Wings to Popularity Boosts Airline Profits

New York AP reports Pan American, American Airlines, TWA, and Lufthansa are expanding 747 service with 18 superjets now in operation and 36 delivered by Boeing to nine carriers. Pan Am’s 747 flights average 79 percent full, way above 707s, while first class demand grows. Pilot pay nears $60,000 and Pan Am plans $765 million aircraft investment.

New York Linda Wilson Pan Am American Airlines TWA Lufthansa Boeing Thas American

Franco reviews Madrid parade with 15000 soldiers and 1000 vehicles

Francisco Franco reviewed a Madrid parade of 15000 military men and 1000 vehicles and mobile weapons to mark the 31st anniversary of his civil war victory. He was flanked by Prince Carlos de Borbón, named to succeed him as head of state. In Milwaukee Rev. James Groppi bids farewell after a militant stance and a shift to Negro priests. Billy Graham ends Knoxville crusade after 10 meetings drawing 350000, with 12303 committing to Christ.

Francisco Franco Madrid Spain Carlos DE Borbon James E. Groppi St. Boniface Roman Catholic Church Milwaukee Father Groppi St. Boniface Billy Graham Knoxville Tenn Neyland University of Tennessee

Lost plane found after 15 months in Smoky Mountains

Rescue crews reached the Great Smoky Mountains wreckage of a single engine two seater that crashed during a snow storm 15 months earlier near Mount Chapman. Pilot Jack Koppert of Columbus, Ohio, was killed. his skeleton was recovered and turned to a physician.

Sevierville Tenn UPI Smokey Mountains Jack Koppert Columbus Ohio Mount Chapman Here Koppert Evelyn Johnson Morristown Sevier County Civil Air Patrol Donald Lash Kopper

New London Police Chief Murr to Retire Sept 1

Kenneth J. Murr, police chief of New London for 22 years, plans to resign to be effective September 1 after vacation and sick leave. He cites health reasons and will await council action on the replacement. Murr first joined May 10, 1940, and became chief in 1941, with a brief earlier retirement. The department staffs include three full time officers, seven specials, and one auxiliary.

New London Kenneth J. Murr Murr Police Committee Police Department

Subpoena Powers to Shape Campus Unrest Probes

A new Ohio legislative panel will study campus unrest with broad subpoena powers mirroring early U S anti subversion efforts. Lawmakers stress the need to compel testimony while wary of political misuse and Fifth Amendment protections.

Columbus Ohio UN- American Activities Commission Congress Un-American Activities Committee U.S. House of Representatives Ohio Blue Ribbon Greens House Senate

West Germany orders Indian coal for first European export

West Germany has ordered 150000 tons of coking coal from India marking India's first coal export to Europe. An official spokesman said the deal will earn India about 20 million rupees in foreign exchange, roughly 27 million.

DELL West Germany India Europe

Moose Cross Border Into Finland Amid Protection Plan

Six moose crossed from Sweden into Finland and watched a construction site before fading into the woods. The Finnish radio had announced two years of protected game status in the northern counties of Lappi and Oulu an hour earlier.

Sweden Finland Lappi Oulu

Falcons prized in Richard the Lion Hearted era

In the Middle Ages Falcons were highly valued and when Richard the Lion Hearted seized an Italian’s bird outraged villagers almost mobbed him. The incident highlights the intense esteem for falcons as sacred hunting birds during the Third Crusade era.

Rome Richard the Lion-Hearted

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