OBrien Denies Resigning Cabinet to Lead Kennedy Campaign
Postmaster General Lawrence F. OBrien said he has no plans to resign from President Johnsons Cabinet to run Senator Robert F. Kennedys presidential campaign. He noted he has not been designated manager of any campaign and has not been asked to resign by Kennedy supporters. OBrien affirmed loyalty to Johnson while praising democratic debate and predicting a Democratic fall victory.
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FAA to Test Groundbreaking Air Traffic Computer
In Aurora Illinois the FAA begins two years of tests on a new Department of Transportation air traffic computer. Data assistant Thomas McMahon explained the system preprograms flight details for commercial private and military aircraft to improve safety and speed. The Aurora center covers parts of Wisconsin Indiana Iowa Nebraska Missouri Minnesota and Michigan. The computer will track flight paths project potential conflicts and issue alarms during stackups requiring a 30 person staff and occupying 60 by 80 feet with aims to deploy to 20 centers by 1973. Allan Pinkerton emerges as Chicago’s first detective in 1850.
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