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New Problems in Aviation Signal Changing Air Travel
M Cecil Mackey Assistant Secretary of Transportation for Policy Development spoke at the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics conference in Anaheim warning engineers that public demand for a livable environment adds a new dimension to aviation. He cited noise pollution airport congestion and sonic boom concerns as future planning challenges. He warned that if these needs are not met people may reject air travel.
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Deaths in first half of year average over 2000 weekly
Accidental deaths across all kinds fell 1 percent to 52 500 in the first half, while motor vehicle fatalities stayed at 23 600. Traffic deaths are projected to rise in the second half to bring the weekly average to about 1000. The National Safety Council released the figures to a Chicago safety congress of 12 000 experts.
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No justice delays for professional cases in court system
The speaker condemns the lengthy interval between arrest and court decision for professionals and calls for reforms to shorten the process. They urge a closer approach to remedies that accelerate case progression.
Jet medical plane improves war era transport
The article notes wartime innovations driven by Vietnam conflict create faster, broader aeromedical solutions. It cites a twin jet airliner for the Air Force with a 2300 mile range able to carry 50 patients plus staff under rugged conditions, signaling lasting benefits for civilian use after the war.
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A Tighter Family Circle Dabbles With Drinking Youth and TV Weddings
A government funded study urges letting youngsters drink under supervision to curb abuse and hypocrisy as National Council of Churches backs serving liquor at church events. The piece notes family gatherings around alcohol and questions the shifting social norms. It also mentions Lynda Bird Johnson considering wedding taping for TV and a barber shop joke about a long haired youth.
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Stumbling Blocks in Law and Crime Reduction
An analysis questions whether U S crime declines yearly and examines enforcement efforts from federal to local levels. It cites a measures study by the President's Commission on Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice finding court procedures may boost crime by professionals.
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Commission On Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice
How to Offend a Customer
The Akron Beacon Journal notes Congress included a defense bill clause cancelling a plan to build seven small minesweepers in Great Britain. The move undermines a $325 million US ship program while Britain commits to $2.6 billion in American purchases, sparking British anger and hurting U S sales aims.
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GIs in Europe Face Rising Costs Amid Vietnam War Strain
A U S policy debate argues that Europe hosts over 200000 American troops while Vietnam drains resources. West German and NATO leaders push for détente with Moscow and China ties, urging a large troop withdrawal and reallocation to Southeast Asia.
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Monagan Feted by B n B rith in Waterbury Dinner
U S Rep John Monagan of Waterbury will be honored by the Connecticut Valley region of the Anti-Defamation League at a testimonial dinner November 12 at Waterbury’s Elton Hotel. Governor Dempsey is honorary chairman and Gerald A. Lamb is honorary assistant chairman.
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Isolationist Senator Wiley shaped postwar foreign policy
The analysis notes James Marlow and Alexander Wiley, a Wisconsin Republican who served 24 years in the Senate, evolving from isolationism to backing international cooperation. It highlights his 1940 draft and 1941 lend-lease votes, support for the United Nations, and later calls for SEA TO and Vietnam policy, while detailing tensions with McCarthy and his limited chairmanship tenure.
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Reuther Eyes Break With AFL-CIO Over Auto Workers Rift
Washington AP reports Walter Reuther plans to pull the United Auto Workers from the AFL-CIO amid a bitter feud with George Meany. Reuther postponed the Industrial Union Department meeting to keep leverage for a confrontation at the Miami Beach convention, while other leaders approved delaying the event.
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American Federation of Labor
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Auto ‘Workers
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Knowledge as a Motive for Knowing and Sharing
A compact reflection on how some seek knowledge to understand the world while others pursue it to relay information to others. The piece contrasts inner curiosity with the social drive to inform.
Today's Medicine Family Doctor New Specialist
The article discusses the fading role of the traditional family doctor as modern medicine shifts toward many specialists. It contrasts the GP's bedside care with rapid subspecialization and questions whether general practice may survive or become a niche specialty.
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End of Session Logjam and Connecticut Politics
The piece criticizes the biennial end of session crush in Connecticut and the political theater surrounding last minute maneuvers. It argues leaders create urgency to push through bills, notes party dividers exploit time, and warns against annual sessions duplicating the crush without eliminating it.
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Alan Olmstead
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No Deals Echoed By Reagan Nixon in 1968 Nomination Fight
In Chicago, Gov. Ronald Reagan of California and former Vice President Richard Nixon both denied forming any coalition or making agreements to secure the Republican nomination for president in 1968. Reagan said there are no deals, while Nixon said he has no understandings with any potential candidates and will make none.
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Red China suspends ties with Indonesia
Tokyo AP reports Communist China orders a temporary closing of its embassy and consulates in Indonesia and withdraws all staff. Beijing blames Indonesia for suspending diplomatic relations and says the Indonesian government bears full responsibility for all consequences.
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