Deadline Extended for Airline Route Reconsideration
The Civil Aeronautics Board extended Northeast Airlines filing for reconsideration 15 days to Sept 18, as it requires dropping Florida service for subsidy payments. Massachusetts lawmakers push bills to grant permanent licenses for routes south of New York, citing economic impact and airline competition.
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Florida
New England
Massachusetts
Congress
Northeast Airlines
New York
Edward M. Kennedy
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts House
Senate Aviation Subcommittee
Civil Aeronautics Boar
Civil Aeronautics Board
Berkshire Eagle
Focal Post Office
PiMsfield
Helicopter Rescues Hiker and Priest From Katahdin Crevasse
An Air Force helicopter plucked Rev Harold Furbler, 27, and Samuel Kirkorian, 19, from Mount Katahdin after they fell 30 to 40 feet into a crevasse. The priest from West Stockbridge and Kirkorian, a Northeastern student from West Medford, were taken to Millinocket Community Hospital for observation with no serious injuries reported. They had been part of a Boy Scout hiking party and reportedly walked to a ranger camp on Chimney Pond Thursday night.
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Maine
Mount Katahdin
Harold A. Furbler
West Stockbridge
Mass
Samuel T. Kirkorian
West Medford
Millihocket Community Hospital
H. C. Gilman
Kirkorian
Northeastern University
Air Force
Gilman
Dr. Gilman
Chimney Pond
Forest Fires Worse This Year
The 1983 forest fire record is likely the worst in years. In the first half of 1963 fires numbered 86,000, up 25 percent from the prior year, with over two million acres burned, nearly double. A dry spring and summer, especially in the East, drove the damage and the Agriculture Department urges heightened fire safety as fall nears.
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Washington
Science Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Iire
President To Complete Rail Board
Washington AP reports President Kennedy will name three neutral members to the railroad labor arbitration board after railroads and unions failed to agree. The panel must have seven members with two named by each side and three chosen by those four. Kennedy to finalize in case of deadlock. The dispute centers on eliminating 42,008 firemen jobs and reducing train crew service.
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Washington
Kennedy
Railroad-Labor Arbitration Board
Asst
James I. Reynolds
J. E. Wolfe
H. E. Gilbert
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Kennnedy
Wolfe
Gilbert
Guy W. Knight
Pennsylvania Railroad
R. H. McDonald
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Railroad
Mundt Questions Solidarity of Nuclear Treaty Supporters
Senator Mundt questioned whether the committee vote to push the limited nuclear test ban treaty to the Senate guarantees ratification without reservations. He supported no automatic endorsement, signaling possible conditions after studying data from Armed Services and Atomic Energy panels.
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Mundt
Washington
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Foreign Relations Committee
Radford
J. W. Fulbright
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Russell B. Long
D-La
U.S
United States
Fulbright
Powerful 570 horsepower microwave tube showcased by Raytheon
Raytheon unveiled a 409 pound 570 horsepower microwave electron tube at a San Francisco electronics show. Still developmental, the device promises to boost radar and other microwave systems, with applications from concentrating power for biological research to thawing and industrial processing.
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San Francisco
Science Service
Raytheon Company
Valachi Disclosures Hamper Crime Fight Says Hoover
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warns that recent Valachi revelations about Cosa Nostra will hinder efforts to combat organized crime. He says the disclosures corroborate early FBI findings and emphasize the vast challenge ahead as public testimony looms. The remarks reflect the FBI’s opposition to revealing informant names.
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Cosa Nostra
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
FBI
Justice Department
Joseph Valachi
Moover
Robert F. Kennedy
Valachi
Senate
New York Boston Drug Ring Is Smashed
A New York to Boston drug ring was broken up by vice squad detectives who arrested three men and seized 22500 dollars worth of heroin. The suspects faced narcotics charges and were held for Roxbury District Court. Three raids yielded about 100 decks of illegal drugs, including 49 decks of pure heroin, after a tip from U S Treasury agents working with Boston detectives.
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UPI
New York
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