Pan Am and TWA Swap Routes to Cut Losses
Pan American World Airways and Trans World Airlines agreed to swap international routes to reduce deficits after years of red ink from long haul flights. The Civil Aeronautics Board estimates joint savings up to about 40 million dollars, as both carriers seek profitability and broader prestige on global routes.
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Senate urged to concur on Scenic Rivers protection bill
Opinion argues the Virginia Senate should approve a bill protecting a 10.5 mile Staunton River segment from Long Island to Brookneal. It warns against eminent domain expansion, notes possible federal studies, and critiques Southside Electric Cooperative plans for eleven small power facilities along the Staunton and its tributaries due to rising national debt and funding concerns.
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Virginia
Virginia General Assembly
Federal Power Commission
Roanoke River
Southside Electric Cooperative
Staunton
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Altavista
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Pipe Dream
Thomson Challenged as House Leader By Dissenting Legislature
In Alexandria delegate James Thomson is portrayed as dissenting within the House of Delegates. The budget vote revealed broad opposition to his leadership as members sided with Governor Godwin. Critics say Democrats may need a new leader aligned with the governor’s positions.
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James Thomson
Alexandria
House of Delegates
House
Thomson
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Geopolitics and Oil Power Play Across Suez to Vietnam
A columnist argues Moscow will push Middle East agitation and oil control to shape global outcomes. It warns Congress to fund South Vietnam to avoid a Communist victory, notes Arctic and North Sea energy prospects, and highlights offshore Vietnam oil development as a potential salvation amid McGovernite opposition.
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Indian Ocean
Suez Canal
Red Sea
Singapore
Henry Kissenger
Middle East
Suez
Persian Gulf
Britain
Europe
Ireland
U.S
Congress
Shell and Cities Service
Mitsubishi
Japan
James Roberts
American Conservative Union
South Vietnam
Buzz Lukens
James George
Bill Brock
Tennessee
Victor Fedlay
Strom Thurmond
South
Carolina
Neil Howe
Altrtnative Magazine
Vietnam
Shel!and
Cities
Coconut
Coconut 1
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McGovernite Congress
The Art Of Giving And The Joy Of Selfless Gifts
Chaplain remarks on the paradox of giving and investing. He argues genuine giving depletes the giver, seeks no return, and aligns with Jesus's blessing of giving over receiving. The piece contrasts costless gifts with meaningful sacrifice, noting motives can distort generosity and urging steadfast pursuit of true giving. Also references sports figures and political critique in a newspaper opinion style.
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Jesus
Choosing the Next Justice Wisely in Ford Era
Holmes Alexander surveys the 1970s Supreme Court debate. Ford contemplates another Nixon era appointee, Douglas ill at 77, risking a pro prosection majority. Levy's book blames Warren Court for police limits and docket congestion while urging a strong anti crime stance and possible martial law if needed.
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Ford
Supreme Court
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Warren Court
Harper & Row
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Claremont College
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Blackmun
Rehnquist
Powell
Stewart
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Levy
Yeggs
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Saxhe
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Jimmy Reid and the Glasgow Rector Election
William Buckley surveys Jimmy Reid a Communist Party official who led a university rector race in Glasgow and the work in protest at Upper Clyde shipyards. Reid critiques Soviet actions while remaining in good standing with British socialism and facing repeated electoral defeats.
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Harriet Beecher Stowe
Great Britain
Glasgow University
Yoko Ono
England
Chase Manhattan Bank
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