Irish extremists blamed for London bombing flurry
London faced a weekend of pre Christmas terror as Irish extremists were blamed for multiple blasts. Six people were injured earlier in the week with a total of 74 injured in London since Monday. Police warned of more blasts while hospitals activated emergency protocols. Bombs hit Kensington police station, a Hammersmith HQ, and the White Lion pub, with earlier blitzes in Leicester Square theaters. A letter bomb damaged Maj Gen Philip Ward and Brig Michael O Cock amid the royal wedding security.
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Charred Tangiers jet crash kills 106 in Morocco
A Sobelair charter Caravelle bound from Paris to Casablanca via Tangier crashed in the Rif mountains near Tangier. All 106 aboard died, including seven crew members—six Belgians and one Moroccan. Rescue teams found bodies among wreckage as storms whipped the area.
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Spain combs mountains for assassins in Carrero Blanco killing
Madrid police sealed the border with France and searched Pyrenees trails for six Basque separatists implicated in the attack on Prime Minister Luis Carrero Blanco. The suspects, aged 23 to 27, were tied to ETA and linked to prior bombings and crimes. Authorities traced explosives to a Basque quarry and noted three associates aiding the group before the assassination. The hunt followed a car bombing that hurled Carrero Blanco's vehicle onto a church roof.
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Advent wreath scene at St Joseph's Middletown
A Record photo by Manny Fuchs shows Jeffrey Yanik, 12, a seventh grader at St Joseph's School Middletown, standing before the Advent wreath at Joseph's Church. A candle is lit for each of the four Sundays in Advent. Jeffrey is the son of Mr and Mrs Mitchell Yanik of 192 Highland Ave Middletown.
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Record of Orange County Publication Rates and Address
Published every morning Monday through Saturday except certain holidays by Orange County Publications Division of Ottaway Newspapers in Middletown New York. 40 Mulberry St. Rates show home delivery 1.05 per week and single daily copy 15 cents. Sunday Record 30 cents. Second class postage paid at Middletown NY.
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Soviet rockets strike Phnom Penh at dawn
Three Soviet built 122mm rockets hit Phnom Penh at dawn, first rebel rocket attack in five months, with three killed and three wounded. A fourth rocket fell into the Mekong River as a gunship threat near the Presidential Palace prompted antiaircraft fire.
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