In Our Opinion Trouble In The Sky
In Our Opinion the skyways face travel snarls as FAA slow to act. Terminals run hours late and Kennedy Airport delays stretch to three hours. The piece urges rapid, smart innovations in air traffic handling to prevent tragedy and improve airport efficiency nationwide.
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Kennedy Airport
New York City
Grass Roots and National Enemies Face U.S. Rights
Opinion notes Americans and communists alike understand the Bill of Rights and the Constitution, and the importance of registering and voting, highlighting democratic participation as a shared knowledge.
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United States
What Left To Be Done As Legislature Recesses
Harrisburg notes the extended recess of the Legislature prompts reflection on unfinished items. It discusses liquor Sunday sales, nurse funding, consumer protections, absentee voting, and other debated measures deemed essential or urgent by critics, while affirming that some must legislation was completed.
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Harrisburg
Capitol Hill
Whittndlig
Legislacure
Pennsylvania
De Gaulle Forced Pompidou Out After Dinner Rift
Washington report details how President de Gaulle pressed Premier Pompidou to resign during a tense Elysee dinner. Pompidou warned of weariness and urged rest as de Gaulle debated retirement, NATO ties, and France’s future as he faced mounting public pressure. Response from Washington looms amid FCC challenge by ASH.
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de Gaulle
Georges Pompidou
Palace Elysee
Mme. de Gaulle
Premier
Mme. Pompidou
DeGaulle
Mme
Gaulle
France
Pompidou
Pompidou Dow
Mitterand
United States
To Gaulle
NATO
Moscow
John Pompidou
de F. Banzhaf II
NBC
Pompidon
Credit Cards Expand Purchases Across U S Markets
An Associated Press report outlines how Americans use credit cards for diverse purchases from polar bear hunts to Paris dinners. It notes 200 million cards in use and about 50 billion dollars spent yearly, with American Express opposing a single-card system and Diners Club pioneering the format in 1950.
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Jack Lefler
New York
Alaska
Paris
American Express
Diners’ Club
New York City
Diners* Club
Carte Blanche
This Day in History July 25 1968 Highlights
Highlights for July 25 include historic treaties and events such as the 1963 treaty banning atmospheric nuclear tests by the United States the Soviet Union and Britain. Notable earlier events include Henry IV renouncing Protestantism in 1593 the 1759 Niagara Fort surrender the 1878 Wyoming Territory organization and the 1878 arrival of the first Chinese diplomatic mission in Washington. Additional notes cover Puerto Rico becoming a self governing commonwealth in 1952 the Andrea Doria collision and sinking in 1956, and various 5 10 and 1 year ago political developments.
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Soviet Union
Britain
Henry IV
France
Ft. Niagara
Wyoming Territory
Washington
Puerto Rico
Luis Munoz Marin
Andrea Doria
Stockholm
Massachusetts
Percy Sticks His Neck Out on Chicago Poverty Plan
The piece critiques Senator Chuck Percy for backing a Chicago antipoverty project and praising a controversial leader. It suggests Percy may shift to a more moderate stance or back conservative moves as he positions for a future bid, while noting his praise of provocative figures and criticism from rivals.
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Capitol
Chuck Percy
Hill
Nationelly
Washington
Conserva Bevil
Bevil
Dick Nixon
Carmi
Michaeled
Stokely Carmichael
Perey
Gond
Percy
Vacations Prove Tiring Says Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle laments vacations exhausting no matter the plan. He recalls lugging luggage from high shelves and packing mishaps with outdated clothing and stray toothbrushes. He recounts a Canadian trip and a weekend with relatives where he and family struggled to fit a packed itinerary into two restful days.
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New York
Canada
Hal Boyle
How to Contact Elected Officials Across States
A brief list of officials with contact routes. Assemblyman Forest Hopkins of North East can be reached at the State Capitol Harrisburg PA. Senator James Willard of Pulaski Mercer County is reachable at the State Capitol. U S Senators Hugh Scott and Joseph Clark of Philadelphia provide contact via the Senate Office Building Washington DC. Congressman Joseph Vigorito of Erie can be reached at the House Office Building Washington DC.
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North East
State Capitol
Harrisburg
James Willard
Pulaski
Mercer County
U. S
Hugh Scott
Joseph Clark
Philadelphia
Senate
Washington, D. C
Joseph Vigorito
Erie
House
Washington, D.C
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