Indian jetliner crash in Mumbai kills 95 on takeoff
In Dombay India, a Caravelle jetliner crashed after an engine failed during takeoff from Santa Cruz airport. Captain KD Gupta directed attempts to avoid hangars before the craft struck a glassy area and burst into flames. Nearly all aboard were Indian. A larger Boeing had been scheduled but faced engine trouble. 20 passengers were reallocated.
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Russia’s heavy artillery eyed for nuclear shells plan
US intelligence reports say the Russian army is being equipped with long range 203mm guns that may fire nuclear shells. Experts warn Moscow could outgun US forces with more capable artillery as both sides develop precision enhanced shells and laser guided rounds.
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Butterfield says Ford had order to fire him
Washington dispatch reports Alexander Butterfield claims Ford and Nixon aides agreed he would be fired as part of a White House feud. Butterfield says he heard a White House staffer mention a mandate to remove him while Ford and Nixon aides reportedly conferred on his fate.
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Cigarette firm boosts prices 11 cents a pack
Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp announces a 1% price increase on major brands Viceroy Kool Belair with premium Mauvrier rising slightly more than two cents. Wholesale prices lift regular and King Size to 13.50 per pack, following Reynolds American raises on all brands except Salem. Vending operators expect a nickel pass through to consumers.
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Tillis Surprised as Entertainer of the Year at CMA
Mel Tillis wins the entertainer of the year award at the CMA show in Nashville, saying the win surprised him while Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings share top honors with other winners. Patti Parton and Ronnie Milsap also take major vocal awards as Loretta Lynn misses the final cut.
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Ford hosts ethnic groups at White House meeting
President Ford convened a Latinate meeting with about a dozen ethnic group leaders to quiet backlash from his controversial remark on Soviet influence in Eastern Europe. The session, held before a swing through New York and New Jersey, aimed to put the issue behind him as campaign momentum wobbles.
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Stock market at nine month low signals recovery doubts
NEW YORK AP reports a slump in the stock market as the Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell about 1156 points to around 40.82, its lowest in nearly two months. In the past ten trading days the index dropped roughly 72.31 points, implying a total market value loss of about 60 to 70 billion dollars.
Butz appearances spark protests from Black lawmakers
A group of Black legislators in Los Angeles charge former Agriculture Secretary Butz’s public appearances are an affront to Black people. Butz, who resigned after a racial slur, defended his talks as preplanned and not a campaign. He apologized earlier, saying he paid a personal price.
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Cereal boxtop drive questioned as school diversion
San Francisco Consumers Union calls Post cereal box top program an unconscionable waste of classroom time and money. It plans to petition state officials to ban the effort on elementary campuses and urges donation of the equipment to needy schools.
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