Four East Germans defect to the West after shipboard escape
Eric Bley and his brother Karl-Heinz aided by a fishing boat captain and pilot Dick Agnew helped four East German refugees jump from the Communist vessel Volkerfreundschaft near Florida. The group included two pathologists and a microbiologist who sought asylum as the ship turned toward American shores.
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Fra
Eric Bley
Volkerfreumdechaft
Bley
Karl-Heinz Bley
Bitterfeld
East Germany
Lagrange, Ill
Bob Lowe
Lowe
Freister
American Shoals
Dick Agnew
George Butler
Agnew
Utter
Florida
Volker
Freundechaft
Stockholm
Pee Ene Bley
Indies
Volkerfremmoschaft
Cuba
Karl-Heizz Bley
Sven Bley
Bleys
UPI
Manfred Kupfer
Heinrich Kupfer
Pieter Rost
Eric-Heinz Bley
Kupfers
Rost
Pope Paul VI visit tightens Samoa security
American Samoa rejects a U S Marines contingent for Pope Paul VI trip and boosts security at Faleolo Airport and along the route. Police screen arriving foreigners for weapons while 130 officers guard the church and parade path. Governor Hayden positions three ships and 300 Catholic children choir and press sit to separate pope and crowd.
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U.S
Samoa
Pope Paul VI
Manila
Pope Paul
Pago Pago
Philippines
American Samoa
Western Samoa
A. Phillips
Faleolo
Phillips
John M. Hayden
Hayden
Ten Die in Pennsylvania Turnpike Crashes
Ten persons, including six children, died in two related crashes on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Downingtown. A well drilling rig overturned in the westbound lanes, killing a Mobile Dredging and Pumping Co. passenger, then a later collision as Regis Allen attempted a U turn left six family members dead and several injured.
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Downingtown, Pa
UPI
Philadelphia
Reading
Tively
Regis Allen
Mildred
Mobile Dredging and Pumping Co
Edward Kline
Glenmore
Allen
Ruth C. Walters
Temple
Weather forecast with cooler temperatures and drizzle
The forecast calls for drizzle today with a turning cooler spell. Temperatures drop to the 40s by evening and the night brings lows in the 30s. Clouds linger tonight and tomorrow with highs in the upper 20s. Monday warms slightly with a chance of rain as sunrise is at 7 33 a.m. and sumed at 4 50 p.m.
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Etta Cowles
LaPorte
Women's Page
Connie Davis
Rob Thomas
Suit challenges eviction rule by Lorain County housing authority
A lawsuit filed in Lorain County Court seeks to halt tentative eviction practices by the Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority. Lead attorney James G. Tasete questions trial waivers used with tenants and asks for a permanent injunction against LMHA, arguing eviction procedures favor landlords. The action targets all LMHA tenants and requests a preliminary injunction pending court resolution.
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Leraln Coanty Metropolitan Rousing Authority
Attemesa
Lorain County Pees Court
LATHA
Alve
Bingtentien
Stephen Gurchek
Lewam
LMHA
Wetton
LWA
Brice
Cheie Brhelt
Auto Toll May Stay Below Guess During Holiday Period
The National Safety Council projected 670 to 770 highway deaths through today in the Thanksgiving travel period. A spokesman said the toll was about 20 percent behind last year and cited 696 deaths in 1969 as a counterpoint. Through 1 a.m. EST 319 deaths had occurred in mobile accidents since the period began with California leading at 49.
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National Safety Council
United Press International
California
New York
Michisen
Tennessee
48 Die As DC8 Charter Crashes At Anchorage Airport
An Alaska Air Command spokesman reports 48 killed aboard a Capitol International Airways DC8 charter carrying Army and Air Force personnel and dependents bound for South Vietnam via Yakota and Cam Rahn Bay. The crash occurred on takeoff after refueling amid cold drizzle. survivors describe a rapid breakup and fire as two engines failed and the fuselage split. A 10 person NTSB team was dispatched to investigate.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Alaska Air Command
National Transportation Safety Board
Capitol International Airways
Anchorage International Airport
John Pederson
McChord Air Force Base
Tacoma
Wash
Yakota
Japan
Cam Rahn Bay
South Vietnam
McChord
Pentagon
Goez
Western Airlines
Seattle
Western
Kulis Air Force
Tional
TV stalls UAW strike talks in Cincinnati
Negotiations with about 8,500 UAW workers and officials at Fisher Body and Chevrolet plants in Cincinnati broke off after company officials wheeled a portable television into a bargaining session. Local 674 president Richard Minton said the move showed more interest in TV than bargaining, though progress on local issues was noted amid a nationwide GM strike that began over two months ago.
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Cincinnati
United Auto Workers
Fisher Body
Chevrolet
Richard Minton
UAW
Minton
General Motors Corp
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Readable fragment hints at a playful phrase about trying items with potential for a pun or misheard saying. No clear event, people, or organizations are identifiable in the readable text.
Federal shotgun marriage may split seven counties
Lorain County risks losing in a master planning association as seven counties unite for regional planning. Reporter Karel Neikirk previews the upcoming Chronicle-Telegram story and notes potential division within the coalition.
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Lorain
Lorain County
Karel Neikirk
Tomorrow's Chronicle-Telegram
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