Lindbergh Rescues Group in Philippine Rain Forest
Charles A. Lindbergh leads a rescue of himself and a party of anthropologists after a helicopter supplying their expedition to the Taladay natives in Cotabato Province breaks down. Stranded with dwindling food since Friday, the group faced two days of rations before airlift arrival with a UPI telephoto image.
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Egypt owes Russia 7.5 billion in arms debt
United Press International reports An Nahar says Egypt has a 7.5 billion dollar debt to the Soviet Union for military equipment and spends 5 million dollars daily to maintain its armed forces. Jordan's King Hussein questions Arab victory prospects and hints at possible peace talks with Israel.
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Mostly sunny day with moderating temperatures statewide
Mostly sunny today with highs in the mid 40s to low 50s and a mild evening. Tonight and Tuesday bring increasing clouds, a slight shower or flurry risk, and a sharp cooldown by evening with lows in the upper 20s to mid 30s and a 10 to 20 percent chance of precipitation. West winds 8 to 15 mph today. Rain totals to date are 8.56 inches in Middletown and 12.05 inches in Monticello, both with higher figures last year. An Nahar reports Egypt fears Soviet debt leverage and possible secrecy in future arms deals under President Sadat.
Train collision injures over four hundred in Bangladesh
A head on collision between two passenger trains near Parbatipur in northern Bangladesh injures more than 400 people. The Bangladesh news agency reports the injured were hospitalized with no further details provided.
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King Hussein doubts Arabs can defeat Israel in war
King Hussein of Jordan appealed for durable peace in the Middle East on Sunday. He said he did not believe Arab military strength could match Israel’s and that war was not a solution to the problem.
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Easter observances mark Northern Ireland and Ireland uprisings
Catholics across Northern Ireland and the Republic observed Easter commemorations for the 1916 uprising with parades and wreaths. In Belfast Ballymurphy gunfire exchanged between troops and a sniper. In Dublin President De Valera presided over a flag raising as 73 marches were planned nationwide. A separate crash in Dimmitt, Texas killed all ten occupants when a fleeing car hit a four-teenager and others.
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Chou and Mintoff denounce superpower hegemony in the Mediterranean
Chou En-lai and Malta's Prime Minister Dom Mintoff denounced Western dominance in the Mediterranean during Mintoff's visit to China. They urged Malta to become a new strategic center for peace with People's China, warning the big powers' Mediterranean activities create a tense situation. West Berlin Easter protests draw hundreds of thousands crossing to East Berlin.
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Victim testifies in Angela Davis trial in San Jose
In San Jose California deputy district attorney Gary Thomas, paralyzed in the Marin County escape attempt and shootings of 1970, is set to testify as the next state witness. The case centers on Angela Davis, 28, charged with murder kidnapping and conspiracy for allegedly supplying guns used in the courthouse seizure by Jonathan Jackson and three women. The state argues the hostages were seized to demand release of the Soledad Brothers.
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Orange County Herald April 3 1972 front sections notice
The Middletown Orange County Herald dated Monday April 3 1972 lists sections including Obituaries Comics and Classifieds. It shows publication details for the Orange County Publications Division with rates for home delivery and single copies and notes circulation statements for February 1972.
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