Door Sealed In Flight Amid Emergency Contact Issue
Door sealed during flight with no voice contact possible. Keys remain with ground personnel. In case of passenger emergency, press alert button to guide aircraft to an alternate airport, return to origin, or continue to destination as directed by crew.
Byrd Urges Firm Campus Policy And Student Focus
Senator Robert Byrd calls for firm faculty leadership and strict rules to curb campus unrest. He urges injunctions, non negotiation under threats, rioter identification by photos, and lawsuits for vandalism alongside bond requirements for controversial speakers. The piece contrasts campus issues with labor and safety debates in Washington.
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Work Safety Law Sparks White House Bid for Compromise
The column notes unions back a strong federal occupational safety bill in Congress led by Williams and Daniels, while the Chamber favors Steiger's milder version. Nixon plays both sides, seeking to protect labor ties and GOP big donors, amid claims the Bureau of Labor Statistics undercounts injuries and a suppressed study forecasts far higher national serious-injury totals. The piece also covers related defense, Middle East policy, and Penn Central ties to Nixon’s former law firm.
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Corry Notes Church, Football, Band Reorganization
Corry city events include Rev. James McIntosh's return from the Eric Erle Conference and the First Methodist Church. Corry High School opens with a 1 7 victory at Warren as the band reorganization under Charles R. Campbell proceeds. Plans are set for Gifford Pinchot's visit with crowds expected. booster effort promotes local good.
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The Self-Seduced Young and a City of Change
A narrator recalls encounters with under thirty crowds challenging established norms. In New York streets a mix of loathing and curiosity surfaces about religion, youth, and freedom. The piece weaves counterculture imagery with questions about morality, organized faith, and urban decay.
Specials Hit Screen As Networks Open New Season
New York AP report on the season’s first night of specials across ABC CBS NBC with Gene Kelly hosting Changing Scene and a Mike Curb Congregation ensemble. Highlights include Calgary Stampede footage on ABC and broad coverage of travelogue and historical segments on CBS, plus Eskimo life study on NBC.
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