Drowning Tragedy After Car Plunges Into Mississippi River
Mrs Charles Clark of Chester and nine children were in a station wagon that ran off a hill and plunged into the Mississippi River. Survivors include Mrs Clark and two children. several others are missing. Divers battled strong current as investigators consider brake failure.
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Norma Clark
Becky Clark
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Becky Roberts
Donna Phillips
Tammy Canady
Illinois
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Carlton Boat and Motor Co
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Carlton
Chester Memorial Hospital
All-Student Band and Chorus Arrive for European Tour
125 musicians from 35 states convene Monday at Shenandoah Conservatory for rehearsals lectures and a Thursday departure to Ireland They perform a free concert Wednesday at 8 pm in Shenandoah auditorium Director Paul Noble leads with George Roach Mitzi Noble and Earl Rivers as key soloists and staff The tour covers Ireland England France Switzerland and more before returning July 12 Parks pool offers private rental dates to organizations on Tue Thu and Sat evenings 6 to 10 pm.
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Shenandoah Conservatory of Music
Ireland
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
Hawaii
Alaska
Paul Noble
George F. Roach
Southern Colorado State College
Mitzi Noble
Winchester
Sally Bowles
Earl G. Rivers
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Rivers
Study links soft drug use to hard narcotics among London teens
A three year British Medical Journal study by Dr. Peter Noble and Gill G. Barnes of Maudsley Hospital finds one in five teenage girls who tried soft drugs like marijuana later used hard drugs such as heroin. Among girls who never used soft drugs, only 1 percent progressed to hard drugs.
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British Medical Journal
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Gill G. Barnes
Maudsley Hospital
Passenger Killed In Jet Hijacking Shocks Chicago to New York
A gunman hijacked a TWA 727 at O Hare en route to New York and killed passenger Howard Franks. FBI agents and Deputy U S Marshal Joseph Zito subdued the hijacker Gregory White after a gun battle aboard the plane as it landed at Kennedy. The hijacker demanded Viet Nam, a plane to New York, 75000 dollars and a machine gun. He was wounded and taken into custody at Queens General Hospital.
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N.M
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John Mulchrone
Catherine Culver
Fond du Lac
Wis
Robert E. Elder
Stamford
Conn
Anne Welshimer
St. James
N.Y
Joseph Zito
Zito
Cary
Ill
TWA
Nixon housing plan draws civil rights criticism
In Washington the President's housing statement drew sharp rebuke from civil rights groups. Harold R. Sims of the National Urban League called it disappointing while SCLC spokesman Stones Cooks said it reinforces the President's unwillingness to take strong leadership.
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U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Brandt Begins US Trip With Talks Aboard
Chancellor Willy Brandt left Bonn for a week long United States visit for talks with President Nixon and Secretary Rogers. His plane will stop in Kingston Jamaica then arrive at Bradley Airport Connecticut. He will receive an honorary doctorate from Yale Monday and meet Nixon and Rogers in Washington Tuesday.
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Supervisors Plan Voting Precincts and Redistricting
The Frederick County Electoral Board will present a precincts ordinance at Monday's Board of Supervisors meeting with an 11 a.m. public hearing on redistricting and a 3:15 p.m. hearing on the county budget. The 6.7 million 1971 72 budget proposal includes a 40 cent tax rate increase and two commissions were set up April 12 to reapportion districts and establish precincts.
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G. Grover Teets, Jr
Opequon
Shawnee
Back Creek
Stonewall
Gainesboro
Nixon Cox Wedding Nears Amid Rain Threat at White House Rose Garden
Tricia Nixon and Edward Cox faced a possible indoor ceremony as rain chances lingered for their White House wedding in the Rose Garden. Forecasters predicted partly cloudy skies with a 20 percent rain chance and temperatures in the mid 80s.
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Edward Finch Cox
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U.S. Weather Bureau
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Priscilla Kidder
Boston
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Nixon
Miss Rita
Elizabeth Arden
Richmond Weather Outlook Ahead of Yard Party
A high pressure ridge over the southeast and warm humid air bring showers and thundershowers tonight and Sunday in Virginia. The item notes an Annual Yard Party hosted by Gainesboro Fire Co.
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The
Power Co
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Virginia
Gainesboro Fire Co
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