Bomb threat on Air France 747 diverts jet to Newfoundland
An Air France 747 carrying 360 people was diverted to Gander Newfoundland after a bomb threat from Paris. A dud device found aboard was removed by a Canadian Army demolition expert. passengers and crew were evacuated and fingerprinted before continuing to Montreal.
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Weather outlook with clouds and variable winds today
Considerable cloudiness today with rain ending by noon. Breezy and cool with highs in the 60s and 70s. Tonight and Sunday will be cooler with lows in the 40s to around 50 and highs in the 60s and low 70s. Precipitation chance 50 percent today 20 percent tonight. Northerly winds 12 to 20 mph. Rainfall totals shown for Middletown Newburgh and Monticello with year to date figures and last year comparisons. Pollution watch urges reporting water pollution to EPA by phone or mail.
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Orange County Newspapers publication details and rates
Index indicates publication daily from Monday to Saturday with holidays excepted. Rates shown include home delivery at 90 cents weekly and newsstand prices 15 cents for daily copies and 20 cents for Sunday. Mail postage paid at Middletown, New York.
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Nixon aides knew of Watergate break in probe heated
Democratic leader Jean Westwood demanded jail for John Mitchell and Maurice Stans if they knew in advance of the Watergate break in and bugging at the Democratic headquarters. Mitchell resigned as CREEP chair two weeks after the arrest of five men. Stans faced scrutiny over funds linked to a suspect. The White House offered no plan to release its internal probe.
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South Vietnamese paratroopers press bunker rush at Quang Tri
South Vietnamese airborne troops moved behind U S strikes to seize the front row of bunkers guarding Quang Tri and pressed on toward a second defense line as fighting raged at two corners of the Que Son triangle along the central coast. The assault followed the Sept. 19 deadline cited by President Thieu. UPI reports quote marines urging recapture amid continued artillery fire from bunkers behind them.
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British charged with brutality in Belfast gun battle
In Shankill Road Belfast Friday militants accused British troops of brutality sadism and murder after Thursday nights gun battle that killed two men The army denied the charges stating soldiers moved in to disperse 40 masked Ulster Defense Association members in the Protestant area amid rising disturbances a security source warned of potential three sided warfare targeting troops
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Common Market takes inflation steps in six nations
The European Common Market began measures to fight a 6 percent inflation, urging 1973 budget priority. Tools include curbs on food prices, tighter credit, freer competition, and fewer import restrictions as a group plans emergency action ahead of Rome finance ministers meeting. In Seoul, South Korea, the Yomiuri Shimbun bureau was closed and its correspondent ordered to leave within three days for defaming the country, a first such move against a foreign press.
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Pope voices concern over Vietnam War in Paris talks
Pope Paul VI expressed worry about the Vietnam War in a verbal message to the Viet Cong at the Paris peace talks. Viet Cong chief negotiator Mrs. Nguyen Thi Binh replied with a lengthy restatement of policies and demands. The Vatican envoy delivered the Pope's message on July 10, but Lambertino did not disclose its contents.
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