Airliner Crashes Off Beirut Killing All Aboard
A Hungarian TU154 with 60 aboard crashed six miles northwest of Beirut during approach. Rescue workers reported no survivors as Lebanese crews recovered bodies and the RAF tracked the wreckage after losing contact at 2 32 a m. The flight originated in Budapest with 35 Arabs, 15 foreigners, and 10 Hungarian crew.
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GM Plans to Build Trucks in Poland for World Market
GM plans to manufacture pickup trucks in Eastern Poland at Lublin for global sale including the United States. The venture would be one of the largest by an American firm in Eastern Europe, with formal details due in December and high-level Polish-American trade talks set for October.
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Handley High faced possible federal suit over Black students
Handley High School officials may face federal litigation over suspensions and expulsions of 11 Black students tied to a Sept. 16 disturbance. Attorney James E. Ghee indicated the suit could be filed, with a Friday hearing discussed but not yet set.
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Gunmen Told They Are on Their Own
A woman linked to the Black Liberation Front told three gunmen inside a basement restaurant in London that they were disowned and should free six Italian hostages and surrender. Police remained outside as the siege entered its third day. the gunmen, two West Indians and a Nigerian, refused to leave despite pleas from Sister Yemmi.
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Emperor Hirohito Opens Historic US State Visit
Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako begin a two week trip with stops in six major cities and Anchorage layover amid tight security. The tour includes Washington New York Chicago Los Angeles San Francisco and Honolulu with a nonpolitical White House program.
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Ford Trip to Midwest Tightens Security for Campaign Visit
President Ford travels to Chicago and Omaha with strict security and limited public exposure. He will meet about 30 mayors in a Skokie hotel suite and ride in armored cars, avoiding open-cars crowds. The trip includes GOP fundraisers in Chicago and a White House domestic policy conference in Omaha.
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Train Wreck Near Buenos Aires Kills 30, Injures Dozens
A commuter train collided with a stationary Rosario bound train about 30 miles north of Buenos Aires killing at least 30 and injuring around 100. The engine and two cars were damaged as firefighters worked through the night. Authorities调查 the cause and note the site is near Argentina’s worst prior crash.
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Undercover Agent Offered 25000 to Kill President Ford
The ATF undercover agent received a $25,000 offer to kill President Ford within the past month. Rex D. Davis said the offeror was arrested the day after the bid and that the felon, armed with three rifles, planned to meet militants during Ford's visit. The Senate subcommittee investigations follow two assassination attempts in 17 days.
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Frederick County Land Use Plan to be debated tomorrow
Casey Stengel, famed baseball figure nicknamed the Perfessor, died in Glendale California at age 85 after hospitalization. The report notes his passing and mentions his celebrity status in sports history.
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