Airplanes' plight blamed on government management
UPI report notes 1970 losses for U.S. airlines totaling about 123 million as passenger traffic falls amid a recession. Critics blame CAB policy and costly jet purchases. ATA urges higher fares while some say better management could boost profits. Northwest, Delta, Eastern, and Continental cited as probable 1970 profit leaders.
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Danish students win democracy at universities in Denmark
Danish students have won the right to participate in university governance under a 1970 law, granting them one third of governing body seats while teachers hold two thirds. Copenhagen and Aarhus oppose direct democracy, seeking elections from student councils instead, and debate continues as Odense accepts the proposal.
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Venus 7 likely crumpled on Venus descent says Soviet sources
Soviet scientists report Venus 7, after 35 minutes of radio contact during a parachute descent, probably crumpled by heat and atmospheric pressure near the surface. They note signals may have been smothered or the craft damaged, while acknowledging the mission reached near surface objectives before contact ended.
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