One-Upsmanship: Pompidou Nixon Azores Flight Plans
Foreign News Analyst notes Pompidou will fly Paris to the Azores in a Concorde prototype for a Dec 13 meeting with Nixon, aiming to outpace Washington to Atlantic islands. France eyes selling Concorde to U.S. airlines and landing permission at U.S. airports in a move seen as swift signaling of tech leadership.
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Georges Pompidou
Azores
Nixon
Pompidou
Paris
Washington
Atlantic Islands
France
U.S
Publication exchange rates and mailing notice text
The notice lists subscription and postage details for Columbus Nebraska and surrounding areas, including monthly carrier delivery and yearly mail rates. It mentions change of address procedures by telegram and mail, with emphasis on prompt notification and correct forwarding.
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Columbus
Nebraska
Symail
Plaile
Boone
Burer Ca'taz
Macritk
Symall
Airplane bound for Saigon vanishes over South China Sea
A U.S. Navy C-2 Greyhound with six passengers and four crew vanished Sunday while en route from Cubi Point near Manila to Saigon. USS Coral Sea later sighted debris and mail bags about 200 miles southwest of Subic Bay as rescue efforts expanded.
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UPI
Saigon
South China Sea
Navy
Aircrall
Naval Aviation
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USS
Coral Sea
Subic Bay
World's first automobile club formed in Paris in 1805
According to Encyclopaedia Britannica, the world's first automobile club was formed in Paris in 1805. The fragment cites early motor travel history and club formation, noting Parisian origins of automotive enthusiast groups.
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Paris
Encyele Poettia Britannica
Pees
Wall Street Charter of 1972 Seen Positive by Firms
Wright Investors Service reports technical indicators favorable as the Fed hints at stimulating the economy with margin reductions and open market purchases. Devan Securilles Inds signals activity moves forward for 1972, while wage-price dynamics threaten phase II. GF. Hulton & Co. notes market driven by opposing forces with nervous buyers and a recovering market after a ten day rally.
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UPI
Wright Investors’ Service
Federal Reserve Board
Fot
Devan Securilles Inds
GF. Hulton & Co
Air Line Pilots Leader Proposes Ground Duty for Marshals
United Press International reports Captain J. J. O'Donnell of the Air Line Pilots Association suggests placing 75 percent of the nation's 1,400 sky marshals on ground duty at airport gates to deter hijackings. In Costa Rica, President Figueres says security actions against the hijacked Nicara guan refinery show resolve against Communist threats. Pakistan's Bhutto blasts a Security Council filibuster over a U.S. travel resolution, vowing to fight for East Pakistan.
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J. J. O'Donnell
Air Line Pilots Association
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Costa Rica
Jose Figueres
United Nations
Zulfiquar Ali Bhutto
India
Soviet Union
Security Council
U.S
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