Airlines Move to Seal Rear Exits on Jets
The FAA grants permission for Trans World American and Braniff to seal rear exits on Boeing 727 Douglas DC9 and BAC111 jets to thwart hijackers. Volpe calls it temporary while pursuing a design allowing inside opening on ground only. Six hijackers have used rear stairs to parachute from 727s and DC9s.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
Trans World
American
Braniff
FAA
John Shaffer
American Airlines
Editors Convicted In Secret Leak Of Swiss Military Site
In Zug Switzerland a military tribunal convicted Dr Peter Frey and editors Peter Klein Sepp Moser of neglecting military secrets for publishing the location of an underground installation in a Zurich Tages-Anzeiger report about an accident that killed three workers The court sentenced them to suspended jail terms of 10 to 21 days noting the press freedom but a special responsibility.
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Zug
Switzerland
Peter Frey
Peter Klein
Sepp Moser
Zurich
Tages—Anzeiger
September wedding planned for Jeannette Sherburne and Colin Goodwin
Miss Jeannette E Sherburne announces engagement to Colin W Goodwin by her mother Mrs Jeannette B Sherburne of 52 York St Kennebunk. Jeannette is a 1970 Kennebunk High School graduate and a University of Maine Portland Gorham junior. Colin is son of Mrs Pearl C Goodwin and the late Franklin E Goodwin, a 1969 Marshwood High School graduate, and attended Gorham Junior College and UM Farmington. He works at Pineland Hospital.
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Jeannette E. Sherburne
Colin W. Goodwin
Jeannette B. Sherburne
York St
Kennebunk
Fred W. Sherburne
York
Miss Sherburne
Kennebunk High School
University of Maine-Portland-Gorham
Pearl C. Goodwin
South Berwick
Franklin E. Goodwin
Marshwood High School
Eliot
Gorham Junior College
University of Maine- Farmington
Pineland Hospital and Training Center
Pownal
Bond Required For Cutting Of Town Roads
Kennebunk selectmen adopt a rolling bond of at least 1000 dollars per road cut to secure town and state aid road work. The rule applies to private and public contractors and utility firms starting July 19 after a hearing for Lloyd Robinson's Longview Terrace project on Greenfield Drive. Robinson will post bonds before any excavations, with Libby Dow and the Diamond Patch Co. overseeing the three cuts.
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Kennebunk
Lloyd Robinson
Longview Terrace
Greenfield Drive
Robinson
Libby and Dow
Diamond Patch Co
Clifford Irving to publish What REALLY Happened memoir
Author Clifford Irving signs with Grove Press to release a paperback memoir in September about the Howard Hughes autohography hoax. Irving serves a 22 year prison term. co defendants Edith Irving and Richard Suskind receive small advances but profit sharing potential.
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New York
Clifford Irving
Howard Hughes
Grove Press
Irving
Edith
Richard Suskind
Chicago
Lauren Bacall
Applause
Sarah Siddons Society
Michael Parkinson
Colombia
Young Kennedy
Parkinson
Wapakoneta
Ohio
Neil Armstrong
Tricia Nixon Cox
Armstrong
Armstrong Air and Space Museum
Kissinger In Paris For Talks
The White House said Henry Kissinger arrived in Paris for secret Vietnam peace talks with North Vietnam negotiators Le Duc Tho and Xuan Thuy. Spokesman Ronald Ziegler said Kissinger would return to Washington late Wednesday after the meetings.
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Washington
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Vietnam
Paris
Ronald
Ziegler
Xilesinger
le Duc Tho Xuan Thuy
Kissinger
White ‘House
San Clemente
Calif
Merger Talks Surface Between Longshoremen And Teamsters
A Vancouver Washington meeting among Western Conference Teamsters leaders and the International Longshoremen and Warehousemen Union explored a possible merger. Harry Bridges was named among those attending as talks proceed through the week with no public announcements expected until next week.
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Vancouver
Wash
Teamsters
Longshoremen
Seattle
Western Conference of Teamsters
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Harry Bridges
Walking Is Second To Motoring
The Census Bureau reports walking is the second most common way Americans get to work after driving. On Census Day 1970, 5.7 million people walked to work regularly, while 59.7 million drove or rode in cars, 4.2 million rode buses or streetcars, 1.8 million used subways or elevated trains, 502,000 rode railroads, and 296,000 took cabs.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Bureau
Legion Post Sets Regular Meeting Night Change
Owen-Davis Post American Legion members met at Beach Street Saco and voted to resume normal meeting nights on Tuesdays starting Aug 1. Cmdr Edmund Rowell led the session, Adjutant Maurice Ouellette read minutes, and Vice Cmdr John Lombard spoke on flag ceremonies at Laurel Hill Cemetery with a membership discussion by Harry Rowell. The chaplain led a closing prayer.
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Owen-Davis Post
American Legion
Post
Beach Street
Saco
Edmund Rowell
Maurice Ouellette
John Lombard
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Harry Rowell
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Roddy McDowall and
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Osa
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Freezer
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Nichols
Miralux
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Sable
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