Red Tupolev 144 crash at air show leaves 14 dead
A Soviet Tupolev 144 crashed during an air show near Goussainville France killing at least 14 spectators and injuring many others. Witnesses described a nose dive followed by flame and a midair explosion as rescue teams and helicopters rushed to assist. An investigation into design flaws and cause has begun, with production models already before service.
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Anne and Phillips meet in secrecy at Langenburg castle
Prince Anne of Great Britain and Lt. Mark Phillips, fiancé, defied Buckingham Palace by meeting Sunday after a Berlin equestrian event. They drove from Stuttgart toward Langenburg castle, 38 miles northeast of Stuttgart, where the Hohenlohe-Langenburg family keeps quiet about the couple's whereabouts as staff confirm everyone has left the castle.
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Anne of
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Mark Phillips
Langenburg Castle
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Queen's Dragoons
West Germany
Anne
St. Phillips
Berlin
Baden-Wuerttemberg
Hohenlohe-Langenburg
Margarita von Hohenlohe
Middletown News Rates and Publication Details
Index shows Orange County Publications Division of Ottawa Newspapers issues daily Monday through Saturday excluding holidays. Home delivery costs 1.05 dollars. newsstands 1 cent to 30 cents for Sunday Record. second class mail paid at Middletown HY.
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Global POW exchange marks largest since 1967 war
Israel released 56 Arab prisoners including Syrians and Lebanese in exchange for three Israeli pilots held by Syria for over three years. A Druze leader convicted of spying from the Golan Heights was also freed. The swap occurred two days before the war's sixth anniversary as the pilots crossed into Israel greeted by flowers from three female soldiers.
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Middle East
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Eighth crash victim found in New York harbor
UPI reports rescue crews located the eighth victim of the August tanker collision near New York Harbor. The Sea Witch burned near Sea Gate, while the Esso Brussels lay moored off Gravesend Bay. Eight crew members from both ships remained missing and feared dead as spectators watched. In Argentina, Juan D. Peron announced he will end 18 years of exile on June 21 and return home to lead the government with his followers.
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Argentina
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Kahane Arrested in Israel for Third Time on Suspected Incitement
Rabbi Meir Kahane, leader of the JDL, was arrested by Israeli police for interrogation after a search of his Jerusalem apartment for letters urging Arabs to leave the country. He faces trial on incitement to rebellion charges for mailing letters offering Arabs help in selling property if they depart Israel or its occupied territories.
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Franco's 34th Victory Day Parade in Madrid
Soldiers marched and jets roared as Franco led a 90 minute display marking the 34th anniversary of defeating loyalists in the Spanish Civil War. About 13,000 troops saluted from a green reviewing stand while 50,000 spectators watched. Prince Juan Carlos de Borbon stood behind Franco in uniform with Franco's cabinet nearby and family attendees observed from a stand.
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