FAA and ALPA push bird control near runways
Air line pilots and the FAA vow stronger action to prevent bird strikes after a fatal Atlanta crash. They urge eliminating nearby garbage dumps and banning new dumps near airports to deter flocks and protect landing patterns.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
Atlanta
Air Line Pilots Association
FAA
ALPA
James T. Morse
Airports Service
National Transportation Safety Board
Ellicott City
Logan Field
Boston
Maryland
Safety Board
Twelve Nations Ink Frail Peace Pact In Indochina
Twelve nations from Asia America and Europe sign a frail peace declaration binding outsiders to respect Indochina affairs and pledging to address grave violations. The Paris 1973 framework is cited though discord persists over participants and ongoing fighting as Britain’s Douglas-Home cautions the pact may not end the fighting.
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Europe
Vietnam
Indochina
United States
Russia
China
Britain
France
Hanoi
Saigon
Canada
Indonesia
Poland
Hungary
Chi Feng-pei
Sir Alec Douglas Home
Dollar Plunges Worldwide as European Talks Seek Rescue
The dollar fell further in unofficial trading as nine Common Market nations plan a weekend crisis meeting in Brussels to discuss floating currencies. Nixon rejects another devaluation while markets expect a judgement on dollar value. tourists face pricier vacations and banks refuse dollar exchanges.
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Anthony Collings
Bonn
Germany
Nixon
Europe
Madrid
Middle East
United States
Brussels
Washington
U.S
Wall Street
Common Market Commission
Belgium
Leftist Cosgrave wins outright Irish election majority
Liam Cosgrave's coalition secures 73 of 144 lower house seats, ousting Prime Minister Jack Lynch. Cosgrave, 52, to form government with lawyers academics and union leaders. 20th Dail to meet March 14 to name prime minister and ministers.
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Liam Cosgrave
Ireland
Cosgrave
Jack Lynch
Lynch
Joe Sheridan
Fianna Fail
Fine Gael
Irish Party
Labor Party
German POW Camps Better Than Reds
Air Force Col. Richard P. Keirn, a two time prisoner of war, recalls humane treatment in German camps vs harsh conditions in North Vietnam. He notes daily life, camp moves, limited contact, and improved feeding late in captivity, attributing changes to Ho Chi Minh’s death and wartime progress.
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Air Force
Richard P. Keirn
Germany
North Vietnam
Keirn
Leipzig
Ho Chi Minh
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