Fares in Air Travel Face Fresh Confusion Across Nations
International airline fare talks broke down as Britain and the United States clash on landing rights and price structures. An expert warns of chaos if 25 airlines impose differing rates, suggesting a plan where each carrier sets fares from its own country while foreign carriers honor them, creating potential two way price gaps but equal round trip costs.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
AU Teast Met
Great Britain
U.S
London
United States
New York
North Atlantic
International Air Trasporta
Landon New York
HOAC
Lonton
Democratic nomination deadlock projection at 1972 convention
The Ripon Forum suggests a possible Democratic deadlock at the 1972 convention with multiple ballots. Edmund Muskie leads early, Kennedy could surge, Humphrey or Jackson may contest, and a dark horse like Adlai Stevenson is proposed as a fresh, dignified option.
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John W. Davis
Galvin Coolidge
Ripon Forum
Young Republicans
Ripon Fely
Ripon
Clifford W. Brown
The
State University of New York At Albany
Edmund
Music of
Maine
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Hubert It. Humphrey
Minnesota
Ser
Hetty JM. Jackson
Washington
Brown
Adlai E. Stevenson Wml
Mlingis
Richard Daley
Chicago
Stevenson
Wall Street charter forecast from Wall Street firms
Wall Street observers from Abraham & Co Harris Upham and Co and Argus Research discuss stock prices. They note sidelined institutional buying and persistent downtrends, with consolidation likely to produce uneven gains. They caution dollar exchange rates and monetary policy will curb foreign investment until relations improve.
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New York
Abraham & Co
Harris, Upham and Co
Argus Research
Shrine Club elects W Ruth president at Pawnee meeting
Shrine Club held its annual meeting and dinner dance at Ellis Country. Leonard Davis and Wendell Ruth of Rising City and Tion Peterson were elected to the board of directors. New officers named Ruth president Peterson vice president Steve Haney secretary Kent Phillips treasurer. George Burdine reported the year’s DeMalay activities. Guests from Lincoln included Mr and Mrs B Tsaman Mr and Mrs Ray Cederdahl and Dick Randolph.
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George Burdine
DeMalay
Tom Bermstein
Shrine Club
Lincoln
B. Tsaman
Ray Cederdahl
Dick Randolgh
Kent trial on indictments over Kent State disorders begins
The Kent State University 1970 disorders that left five students dead lead to a two person trial in Ravenna Ohio for former Kent State student Jerry Rupe. He faces rioting and throwing rocks at firemen while 24 others seek to rescind indictments. The U S Supreme Court rejected appeals last Friday.
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Kent State University
National Guards
Kent Ste
Jerry Rupe
Ravenat
Commod Teal
Rupe
Har
U.S. Supreme Court
Kent State Administration
National Guard
Roupe
Cleveland
Ohio
Wyle Nia J. Brown
Une Iss
Mature returns from retirement for a temporary Hollywood comeback
UPI reports Victor Mature, famed for his beefcake image, has briefly come out of retirement to star in a new MGM film while living in Rancho Santa Fe. He enjoys golf, buys real estate, and says he quit acting to relax and enjoy life, planning to loaf as long as possible.
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UPI
Hollywood
Victor Mature
Charles Atlas
Mature
the Riviera Country
MGM
Cary Money
Sam
Kinjoy
Rancho Santa Fe
San Diego
Howard Hughes
Ae Lappy
B.C
Carole Laidis
Arrest man on gambling charges
Clyde Olia White, 40, of Cariie Lake, Iawa, arrested at the Bridge Club on football gambling charges. Three other suspects were arrested there the previous Saturday on similar charges. White posted a 100 dollar bond after booking.
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OMANA
UPI
Clyde Olia White
Cariie Lake
Iawa
Bridge Club
White
Artie Bukenhus Delegate to Shorthorn Meeting
Omaha report notes Artie Bukenhus and fellow Shorthorn breeders elected as delegates to the 99th annual meeting of the American Shorthorn Association to be held November 24 at the LaSalle Hotel in Chicago. Delegates include Becker, Senarduss Blomstrom, Waverly, Columbus, Gene Hecox, Gothenburg, and Joe Huckfeldt of Gordon.
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Omaha
Nebraska
LaSalle
Chicago
Becker
Senarduss Blomstrom
Waverly
Artie Bakenhus
Columbus
Gene Hecox
Gothenburg
Joe Huckfeldt
Gordon
Lady explorers risk life on perilous Ivory Coast river trek
In Ivory Coast, eleven Swiss women and a man attempted a daring 600 mile river crossing from Upper Volta to the Atlantic in three rubber boats. They faced hippos and crocodiles, ran into delays after a boat collision with a sleeping hippo, and pressed on by land to reach Abidjan aboard a jeep.
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Ivory Coast
Atlantic Ocean
Uwir
Industabled
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Funmgelt
Switzerland
Sixlies
Grey
Africa
Komse
Upper Volta
Bernsy
Foulard
Hssorte
Say Kan
Camerman
Groumania
Abidjan
Stark
Bouna
Nebraska student earns fifth in journalism awards program
In San Francisco, University of Nebraska student Steve Kutel placed fifth in the opening competition of the 12th annual William Randolph Hearst Foundation journalism awards. Syracuse University senior's campus drug trade article won first place. Heig Lawrence Kra mer, 21, editor of the campus Weekly Promethean, received an $8,000 scholarship.
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San Francisco
UPI
University of Nebraska
Steve Kutel
William Randolph Hears Foundation
Syracuse University
Heig Lawrence
Kramer
Promethean
Nebraska marketer charged under Packers and Stockyards Act
Charles Koza of Fullerton Nebraska faces an administrative complaint from the USDA Packers and Stockyards Administration for violating banding and bonding requirements. The case alleges his band was terminated and that he operated without an acceptable bond as a livestock dealer and market agency in commerce. He may request a hearing. a ruling could trigger a cease and desist order and suspension of registration.
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Shingson
Charles Koza
Fullerton
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Packers and Stockyards Administration
Koga
P&s
Kara
Easter
Nebraska
Imarket
Uigoiy P&s
Kava
Information Officer, Packers and Stockyards Administration
USDS
Washington, D.C
Preliminary approval for Supreme Court appointees likely
Washington reports the Judiciary Committee prepared to vote on the nominations of William Rehnquist and Lewis Powell Jr. after liberals pressed questions. Rehnquist denied past harassment claims and disputed links to Arizonans for America, while the panel sought an FBI background check and prepared to send the nominations to the full Senate for a vote.
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Washington
UPI
William
Rehnquist
Supreme Court
Jon Rireh
Svcale
Judiciary Committee
Hehnquist
Nixon
Lewis K. Powell Jr
Senate
IBI
Phoenix
Ariz
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Jordan Harris
Robert Tate
Tis
Bethune
Tme
Birthday respite for inmate ends up on Whitman air
A 29 year old inmate Lemeal Lewis at Washington State Penitentiary in Walla Walla was granted a one day reprieve to host a two hour radio show on Whitman College/KWCW. Lewis, a former Seattle DJ, said he felt at home on air and thanked the student sponsors after the broadcast.
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Washington State Penitentiary
Lemeal Lewis
KWCW
Whitman College
Lewis
Seattle
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