Concorde Lands at Kennedy After Court Ruling
The Concorde will begin landing in New York on Wednesday with first Paris to New York flight leaving Charles de Gaulle at 11 a.m. and touching down at Kennedy at 8:30 a.m. The supreme court lifted a temporary ban, allowing SST tests and eventual service to begin despite protests from local residents and officials.
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Queen Elizabeth to read Speech from the Throne in Ottawa
Queen Elizabeth readings the Speech from the Throne to open a new parliamentary session in Ottawa. The visit includes a multicultural arts program at the Civic Centre and meets with students, amid jubilee events and a dinner honoring exceptional students and arts leaders.
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Soviets say SALT progress could lead to arms reduction talks
Soviet U N Ambassador Oleg Troyanovsky told the U N General Assembly that after a new SALT accord is reached Moscow would be ready to negotiate reductions of existing strategic nuclear stockpiles. He cited progress with Carter and Gromyko and urged mutual renunciation of new mass annihilation systems while warning of ongoing nuclear war risks.
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Senate tackles amendments to Carter Torrijos canal pacts
In Washington, lawmakers move to add the joint Carter Torrijos clarification to the Panama Canal treaties despite White House opposition. Senators Hollings and Dole back amendments, seeking legal guarantees on defense after 2000, potential renegotiation, and broader U.S. rights.
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Bing Crosby to be buried beside parents and first wife
The Crosby family plans a small Catholic funeral mass at St. Pauls Church Westwood and burial at Holy Cross Cemetery Inglewood. Bing Crosby died in Spain of a heart attack and will rest with his parents and first wife Dixie Lee. His widow Kathryn Crosby and children Mary Frances Nathaniel attended the arrival.
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Energy policy talks open in House Senate conference
Washington awaits the first organizational meeting as a House Senate conference committee begins work on energy policy. Key items include an energy conservation program for weatherization, coal conversion, utility pricing reforms, and contentious federal controls on natural gas pricing plus an energy tax package. Carter signals preference against any deregulation, aiming to pass policy in separate bills.
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Youth pleads insanity in Maryland slayings
In Anne Arundel County Maryland 16 year old Stuart Kreiner pleaded innocent by reason of insanity to three counts of first degree murder in the knife slayings of three neighborhood girls. He was indicted by a county grand jury and held without bail at the County Detention Center pending transfer to Clifton T Perkins State Hospital for psychiatric evaluation.
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Americans Held Over Vietnam Waters Incident
Three American yachtsmen seized last week in waters near Vietnam are safe and in custody in Ho Chi Minh City. An American spokesman said Vietnamese authorities report the men are well as the investigation continues. The Brillig crew included Cornelia Ann Dellenbaugh and two others from Philadelphia and Flagstaff.
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Alexander the Great Funeral Costliest Ever, 600 Million
After 64 horses drew his bejewelled hearse 1000 miles from Babylon to Alexandria Alexander the Great received the era’s most expensive funeral costing about 600 million dollars.
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