London bombings blamed on Irish extremists
London police blamed Irish Republican Army for a weekend campaign of explosions across the capital injuring 74 since Monday. Bombs hit Kensington police station, a Hammersmith construction firm, and a White Lion pub, with theater blasts in Leicester Square injuring two. A letter bomb wounded a police bomb expert and Major General Philip Ward, tied to security for Princess Anne’s wedding.
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Charred Caravelle crashes in Morocco killing 106
A Sobelair chartered Caravelle with 106 aboard including 99 Moroccans on holiday homeward crashed in the Rif mountains near Tangiers. Rescue teams found only charred bodies as a Moroccan cabin steward was added to the death toll. weather hindered search and officials said the plane exploded on impact before contact was lost.
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Spain hunts Basque separatists after Carrero Blanco death
Madrid police sealed the borders with France and hunted Pyrenees trails for six ETA suspects aged 23 to 27 after a Thursday bomb hurled Carrero Blanco’s car over a Madrid street. Three accomplices, two women, aided their escape and authorities seized smuggled dynamite linked to prior attacks.
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Jeffrey Yanik Lights Advent Wreath at St Joseph’s Church
Record photo shows Jeffrey Yanik, 12, a seventh grade student at St. Joseph’s School Middletown, standing before the Advent wreath at St. Joseph’s Church. A candle marks each of four Sundays in Advent. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Mitchell Yanik of 192 Highland Ave Middletown. Record photo by Manny Fuchs.
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Orange County Publications Division rates and mailing info
Published every morning Monday through Saturday except holidays by Orange County Publications Division of Ottaway Newspapers Inc. Mail and delivery details include home delivery at 1.05 dollars per week, newsstand price 15 cents per copy, Sunday Record 30 cents, and second class postage paid at Middletown.
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Soviet Rocket Attack Strikes Phnom Penh at Dawn
Three Soviet built 122mm rockets hit Phnom Penh at dawn, killing three and wounding three as a fourth fell into the Mekong River. A Cambodian Air Force DC3 gunship was driven away by antiaircraft fire near the Presidential Palace after safety concerns rose since a November bombing.
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Police skeptical of murder confessions in Lincolnton case
In Lincolnton North Carolina police charged former Green Beret Tommy York 24 with the murder of Betty Parker Atwell 38 saying they doubt his confessions to six other killings. York led detectives to Atwell s body and claimed she was his companion since December. Detectives noted no evidence of other victims and another officer said York was intoxicated during the confession.
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Hughes aide links Nixon brother to Dominican project
A former Howard Hughes aide said Donald Nixon, brother of President Richard Nixon, planned a large middle income housing project in the Dominican Republic with involvement by Ronald Blech, Nixon's tax accountant. Blech visited the island in 1971 and denied Donald Nixon’s involvement as Senate investigators heard. The deal reportedly fell through.
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