Hurricanes and tornadoes threaten Florida coast as Agnes nears
Residents in the Florida Panhandle were urged to evacuate as Hurricane Agnes, with winds up to 100 mph and tornadoes, moved north. One death and at least 35 injuries were reported from tornado damage. The National Hurricane Center warned of rising waters and potential route closures, with evacuations underway in Port St. Joe and La Belle and forecast landfall near Apalachicola.
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Apalachicola
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Cedar Key
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Pilot strike on despite injunction faces world protest
The Air Line Pilots Association says a one day international strike to protest air piracy will proceed Monday despite a court injunction blocking U S participation. ALPA and president John J O'Donnell insist crews will strike worldwide with pilots and flight attendants not flying irrespective of rulings. The International Federation of Air Line Pilots Associations backs a 2 a m EDT Monday shutdown to press for better cooperation against hijacking and extortion.
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Power firm to elect directors
Montana Power Co. shareholders will elect three directors at the annual meeting in the Fox Theater at 10 30 Wednesday. Nominations include George W O Connor J A McElwain and Newell Gough Jr for three year terms ending in 1975. J E Corette will report on financial and operating developments and discuss the natural gas outlook.
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George W. O’connor
J. A. McElwain
Butte
Newell Gough Jr
Helena
J. E. Corette
O’connor
Western Energy Co
McElwain
Montana Power
Fourth chip off the old block
SALT LAKE CITY AP Father’s Day was observed Sunday by four John B. Mathesons. John B. Matheson II is a stock broker, III a juvenile court probation officer, IV six months, who mostly eats and sleeps. The family noted they let the baby’s name be chosen by his parents.
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John B. Matheson
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John B. Matheson IV
John B. II
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Jet crash near London kills 118 aboard BEA Trident
A BEA Trident jet crashed in woods near Staines shortly after takeoff from Heathrow in drizzle, killing all 118 aboard. Debris spread across a one way, with witnesses noting a stone-like drop and the aircraft splitting on impact. The disaster prompts condolences from Queen Elizabeth II and Prime Minister Heath amid aircraft-safety concerns.
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Britain
British European Airways
Trident
Brussels
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Staines
BEA
Henry Marking
South Wales
Elizabeth II
Edward Heath
Doctors remove Wallace's slug
After surgery to remove a bullet from Governor George C. Wallace's spine, doctors said he could move with braces and crutches within six months. A neurosurgeon noted a ray of optimism but cautioned recovery of walking normally remains uncertain for six to 18 months with less than a 50-50 chance.
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Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Laurel
Stacy Rollins
Rollins
Holy Cross Hospital
Nixon campaign security chief tied to DNC break in
James W. McCord Jr. of Rockville Maryland listed as security coordinator for Nixon's Committee to Re-elect the President. Campaign filings show a take home salary of 1209 dollars per month. Authorities say five men were arrested in an elaborate plot to seize Democratic National Committee offices.
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Democratic National Committee
Nixon
James W. McCord Jr
Rockville
McCord
CIA
Democratic Party
Nixon Committee
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Pope Paul VI Faces Nine-Year Struggle With Vatican Pressure
The Vatican reports Pope Paul VI marks nine years as pontiff amid deep friction over birth control celibacy and Latin Mass reforms. Critics blame his stance for sparking tensions while he battles health limits and calls to resign.
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France
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World Synod of Bishops
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