Search for black box in Goussainville crash aftermath
Police scoured a one square mile of countryside around Goussainville for a sound tape from the Tupolev 144 crash at Le Bourget. A government commission was formed led by Leonid Smirnov to probe causes. Funeral planned for victims as 13 people including children died. investigators hope the black box tape will reveal pilot actions and whether malfunction or error caused the disaster.
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Conrad cleared for spacewalk after heart beat skip
Veteran astronaut Charles Conrad won approval to spacewalk from Skylab despite a reported heartbeat irregularity during a prior exercise. NASA doctors said the premature ventricular contractions were not medically significant and posed no obstacle to repairing the solar cell generator aboard the space station.
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Rates for Home Delivery and Newsstand Copies
Rates listed show home delivery by carrier at 1.05 dollars per week. AV newsstands offer a single daily copy for 1 cent. Sunday Record price is 30 cents.
Five Mile Oil Slick Appears Off Santa Barbara Channel
A five mile long oil slick appeared offshore in the Santa Barbara Channel, apparently from natural seepage. The black film stretched into two finger like patches about fifty yards wide, observed from aircraft. It was reported to be at least two miles from shore.
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Protest marks war anniversary in East Jerusalem
Arab merchants observe the sixth anniversary of the 1967 war with a protest strike in East Jerusalem. Shops remained closed until troops and police marked stores with black paint circles and the letter X, then most reopened by midmorning after ten merchants were arrested for refusing to open or to do business.
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Belfast officer shot as car blasts trigger deadly attack
In Enniskillen a policeman was killed by submachine gun fire from a passing car and a blindfolded body found near the border. A Newry post office and a Lurgan paint shop were bombed with no injuries. In Belfast Protestant area troops seized four rifles three revolvers and 1100 rounds as arrests followed. Greek referendum pledges fairness under martial law despite opposition warnings about genuine choice and free elections.
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Nixon OKs jet sales to Chile and four other nations
Secretary of State William P. Rogers said President Nixon has approved the sale of F-5E supersonic jet fighters to Argentina Brazil Chile Colombia and Venezuela. Officials call it a major policy shift after earlier efforts to deter Latin American arms purchases failed.
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