Cincinnati Air Crash Probe Highlights Pilot Testing Gaps
The Civil Aeronautics Board completed the Cincinnati phase of its jet airliner crash inquiry. Testimony showed Captain William ONeill had failed a flight rating test weeks before the Nov. 8 crash that killed 58 of 62 aboard. Flight officer Teelin also died. Weather and unfamiliar aircraft characteristics were considered possible contributing factors.
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42 Recommendations From California Faculty Report
A UC Berkeley faculty panel issued a 42 point advisory report after a decade of student unrest. It argues for closer faculty student rapport, notes alienation and marijuana use among nonconformists, and suggests reforms such as a board of educational development, new doctoral track, more seminars, smaller classes, supervised independent study, and student input in policy.
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Son Dies After Attending Wife's Funeral Against Advice
In San Francisco, Gib son Bories, 58, who left a sickbed despite medical advice to attend his wife's funeral, died of a heart attack in the chapel.
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Stennis Says Vietnam Ammunition Supplies Are In Good Shape
Senator Stennis of Mississippi said ammunition supplies for all U S armed forces in Vietnam appear to be in good shape. He noted that serious shortages would have existed a year ago if the war had been fought on conventional lines during his prepared testimony after months of defense subcommittee work.
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New Starfighter Crash Claims Western Air Fatality
Bonn AP report: West German Starfighter pilot Harry Thiedemann, 26, died after ejecting when parachute failed to open. The fighter crashed after takeoff, marking the eighth Starfighter crash this year and the 34th since 1955, fueling political criticism of the aircraft. The craft went down in an open field after apparently losing power.
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Contractor Head WASHINGTON Elected As General Contractors President
Alton Phillips of Seattle was elected president of the Associated General Contractors of America.
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