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Accidents - Disasters - Fires - Floods - Tragedies

Mar. 03, 1970 - Explosion and Fire destroy Greenwich Village House Several People are dead.: Today at noon three explosions and a raging fire destroyed a 75, 000 townhouse at 18 West II Street in New York's Greenwich Village. Experts say the accident originated from a bomb factory, which could have destroyed the entire block. Following the explosion Katharine Wilkirson, daughter of the house owner, a member of the student radical SDS movement was seen fleeing with other young people, their clothes obviously damaged by the explosion. Police identified the body of Theodore gold, a University. It is known that he was working on manuscript on revolution

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