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326-IM-0058-0091
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Airliner Crash Scene - Cyprus
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- 1967-04-20 (Creation)
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The Times of Ceylon Press
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United Press International (UK) Ltd.
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Nicosia, Cyprus: A lightning-struck Britannia Airliner plunged into a hill near here today, killing 124 persons.
This picture shows rescue workers carrying a stretcher away from the scene after the plane crashed in lashing rain and hail into the hill near Lakatania, six miles south of the Cyprus Capital.
The airliner had been booked at Frankfurt for a round trip to Bangkok, Colombo, Bombay and Cairo with the staff of a department store.
This picture shows rescue workers carrying a stretcher away from the scene after the plane crashed in lashing rain and hail into the hill near Lakatania, six miles south of the Cyprus Capital.
The airliner had been booked at Frankfurt for a round trip to Bangkok, Colombo, Bombay and Cairo with the staff of a department store.
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