Pilots protest compulsory retirement rule across age group
AP reports U S airline pilots face forced retirement at 60 with FAA rules cited as medically justified though many say the measure ends careers. Veterans like S E Robbins of Palo Alto two years retired after 40 years flying reflect on boredom and future plans plus pension gaps.
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Palo Alto
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Ica
Federal Aviation Agency
E. R. Quesada
FAA
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Air Line Pilots Association
Quesada
Ralph K. Smith
Miami
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Lakeville
Minn
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Dinty) Moore
Jon B. Glass
Varig Airlines
New York
Rio de Janeiro
Moore
Glass
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Buckingham Palace Guards Win New 7 Yard Sidewalk
London AP Buckingham Palace guardsmen receive a new seven yard long paved walkway inside gates for better footing and morale. The stilf backed guardsmen moved inside 14 months ago to shield from persistent tourists as the old path wore away. Their training was hindered by uneven gravel and stone.
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Island in Bahamas Is Tax-Free Oasis
Freeport on Grand Bahama Island is pitched as a tax free oasis by Wallace Groves and partners. The Hawksbill Creek Act guarantees 30 years of no income, capital gains, personal property, and other taxes while facilitating immigration control and low labor costs. Groves envisions Freeport as a major business hub serving Central and South American markets.
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Hudson's Bay Co
London
Canada
Wallace Groves
York
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Port Authority
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Saya Roves
Grand Bahama
Graves
America
United States
England
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National Container Co
Abaco Island
Bahamas
Unemployment Challenge Faces Kennedy in West Virginia
West Virginia emerges as a focal point in Kennedy’s plan to curb creeping unemployment. A 21-member Citizens’ Committee of business, labor, scholastic and government leaders, appointed by Kennedy, met in Charleston to craft measures for rapid action once he takes office. The state’s economy is seen as a proving ground for revitalization efforts. The panel outlined six broad topics including West Virginia specifically, aiming to address stagnant labor force and shifting markets.
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