Air carriers eye part charter plan as fare shifts rise
The industry debates a new hybrid model where affinity groups can charter blocs of 40 or more seats on scheduled flights at about 60 percent of standard economy fares. Eastern Airlines will launch the plan tomorrow with five rivals matching fares across 28 eastern and midwestern routes to Florida and the Caribbean.
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Eastern Airlines
Robert Lindsey
Eastern
East
Middle West
Florida
Caribbean
American
Delta
National
Pan American
United Air Lines
Eastern’s
B. Craig Roupe
New York
International Air Transport Association
Torremolinos
Spain
Civil Aeronautics Board
Canada
Europe
trans-Atlantic Airlines
London
Mediterranean
Far East
South Pacific
Munich tragedy underscores need for tighter Olympic security
The attack on the Israeli Olympic team highlights security failures at Munich and the broader Mideast crisis. The piece argues vigilance against escalating terrorism, condemns German wartime history, and urges a steps toward peace to curb future violence.
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Munich
Tel Aviv
North Vietnamese morale steady despite US pressure says RAND study
Washington reports RAND Corporation studies from 1965 to 1970 show North Vietnamese troops maintaining high morale and resilience. The 1970 KONRAD KELLEN assessment notes soldiers absorb indoctrination, resist coercion, and view the war as defense against American invaders.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Vietnam
Defense Department
Rand Corporation
Cunist
United States
RAND
Herbert Goldhamer
CCF
Goldhamer
North Korea
North Vietnam
Pentagon
Konrad Kellen
Viewpoint on War Declaration Raises Constitutional Questions
In a CBS interview Justice William Douglas suggests the Vietnam War may be unconstitutional as Congress has not declared war. He notes Congress could withhold funding, while presidents conduct foreign policy and military actions. The piece discusses SEATO NATO treaties, US duties, and the risks of formal war declarations.
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Supreme Court
William ©. Douglas
CBS Television
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Gulf of Tonkin
United States
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
America
NATO
Europe
Asia
Vietnam
Indochina
South Pacific
Indian Oceans
Southeast Asia
SEATO
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Philippines
Australia
New Zealand
Thailand
Decatur Daily historic masthead note
The fragment presents the Decatur Daily masthead from the Shelton era with publication details from 1912 to 1924. It lists address, carrier delivery, Associated Press membership, and a misstatement policy plus subscription and pricing notes for daily and Sunday editions. It mentions a policy to investigate grievances and redress findings.
Mayor's quiet deeds boost Decatur's progress
Howard H Morris praises the mayor for effective leadership and a new Point Mallard Park plan aimed at completion without tax cost. He notes economic value and environmental benefits, contrasting with opponent Gunthorp and urging continued recognition of the city's progress.
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Cecil St. SW
Decatur Daily
Decatur
Howard H. Morris
Bible prophecy as truth and it guides faith
The speaker asserts that Bible prophecy is true though often misunderstood. Prophecy foretold Christ’s suffering centuries before, and Philip explained scripture to an Ethiopian in a chariot. Future events are known only by God. humans may guess, but believers trust the One who holds the future.
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Gunthorp
Decatur
Chester B. Smith
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Isaiah
Christ
Redeemer
Eaven
Jerusalem
Gaza
Philip
Jesus
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