Airlines face pressure over youth fares ruling
Washington AP Department of Transportation to urge the Civil Aeronautics Board to push U.S. and foreign lines to drop or extend new youth and student fares on major transatlantic routes. Assistant Secretary Charles D. Baker says a sharp price cut risks burdening other travelers. The CAB could abolish flight agreements if fares are unjustly discriminatory, a move needing State Department and presidential approval. Baker cites social benefits but opposes discrimination beyond necessary. In Kansas City, a 19-year-old teen arrested after claiming constitutional rights and refusing a court summons, later jailed for six months after police found stolen items in the car.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
U.S
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Baker
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London
Trav
Elers
Transportation Department
Sabena Airlines
New York
Brussels
Pan American
United States
State Department
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Kansas City
Herbert H. Jones
Jones
Snoopers to Hit Highway For July Fourth Safety Study
An Associated Press report details U S Department of Transportation highway safety work. Researchers, including teams from the Research Triangle Institute near Raleigh and Atlanta, monitor crashes to gather data on personal injury accidents involving new cars. Each study lasts 21 days to three months as lawsuits and reluctance to disclose injuries hinder progress.
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Associated Press
U.S. Department of Transportation
Research Triangle Institute
Raleigh
N.C
State Patrol
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National Highway Safety Bureau
Triangle Institute
Mecklenburg
Spock Sees Millions of Votes for a 3rd Party
Dr. Benjamin Spock says a progressive alliance could yield millions of new voters for an alternative party. He spoke at a news conference after a national third party conference in Albuquerque with participants from 26 states. The event highlighted antiwar and reform sentiment amid critique of the two major parties.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Benjamin Spock
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Psychologist and workers investigate driver state after crash
A psychologist interviews the driver to assess mental state while a social worker talks to friends. Technicians inspect the vehicle for age and safety defects. Engineers examine the road surface considering time of day and weather conditions.
Vocational Tech Training Tops Survey in Kansas 1969 70
A Kansas survey shows most graduates from area vocational technical schools in 1969 70 were satisfied with their training. Of 2478 respondents, about half rated training as very good and two thirds said it helped them gain their first job. Auto mechanics led male programs, while business, licensed practical nursing, data processing, and cosmetology were popular for women.
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Billington
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