Ireland Looks Hopefully Toward Peace in Kerry Region
A Waterville feature extols Ireland's beauty and potential for peace. It argues that conflict in Ulster should end and proposes a gentler border, linking rather than dividing communities. The piece credits Irish and Irish-American contributions to history and forecasts a peaceful, prosperous Ireland with tourism and industry thriving. It notes Aer Lingus expansion and Ford and Volkswagen links, urging harmony before economic progress.
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DC-10 Capacity Increased to 380 Passengers
Long Beach California United Press International reports McDonnell Douglas announced the FAA has raised the DC 10s maximum passenger load to 380 with 11 crew aboard after tests showed all could evacuate within 90 seconds.
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McDonnell Douglas Corp
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Italian Cat Uses Up Two of Its Lives
In Rome a cat crawled under a parked car's engine and meowed for help. UPI reports U.S. tourists alerted the Animal Protection League which involved Judge Vitaliano Calabria. A mechanic freed the cat, but it returned hours later prompting a second call to the mechanic.
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Animal Protection League
Vitaliano Calabria
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United Nations Day Celebrated Across 27 Allied Lands
Thirty years ago United Nations Day was observed in twenty seven Allied nations marking a milestone in postwar cooperation. Officials highlighted unity among members and the continued effort toward global peace and collective security.
Tunney Criticizes Bank Snooping
Senator John V. Tunney of California condemns new treasury rules requiring banks to retain checks for five years, enabling federal scrutiny. He warns the regulation could lead to unlimited government access to depositors’ financial records and invade the privacy of millions.
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UPI
John V. Tunney
D-Calif
Treasury
Tunney
Transport Workers Oppose Pilot Cockpit Fortress Plan
The Transport Workers Union objects to an Airline Pilots Association plan to shield cockpits with a bulletproof wall. TWU President Matthew Guinan says the fortress approach would leave passengers and flight attendants as hapless hostages during a hijacking. The TWU represents flight attendants and stewards on most U.S. airlines.
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UPI
Transport Workers Union
Airline Pilots Association
TWU_ International
Matthew Guinan
TWU
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