Planes Need To Fly While Differences Arbitrated
Editorial argues Piedmont Airlines pilots dispute over two versus three pilots on Boeing 737 jets has halted service in 11 states for 24 days. Union opposes adding a third pilot while management seeks efficiency. 2,000 workers furloughed and many cities lose air service. The piece urges restoring flying service during arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Airlines
Piedmont
National Air Service
F. Bradford Morse
R-Mass
James Corman
D-Calif
John Anderson
R-Nl
Woas
Talcott Urges Dignified Attire for House Sessions
Six year Republican Burt L Talcott lectured House members on conduct and attire. He warned that gaudy shirts and loud coats distract from business and urged dark suits for sessions. He urged freshmen to learn rules, stressing ethics over image for public trust.
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House of Representatives
Burt L. Talcott
Talcott
Chamber
Congress
The Communal Living Movement Revival in the 1960s
Editorial overview of the late 1960s revival of communal living, tracing hippie communes in California New Mexico and Nor thEast states and the Twin Oaks project in Virginia inspired by Skinner's Walden II. It notes urban communes and European movements as youth seek shared living, reduced material drive, and cooperative projects amid social upheaval.
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United States
Big Sur
California
New Mexico
Tran
Twin Oaks
Louisa
Harvard
B. F. Skinner
Skinner
Europe
West Berlin
Federal Republic of Germany
Italy
Scandinavian
Leadership titles listed without context
A string of positions is shown including President Vice President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Editor Executive Editor Advertising Director and Circulation Manager with no accompanying names or duties. The fragments suggest a newspaper staff or organizational roster lacking explanatory details.
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Weasiness Manadur
VIP Plane Privileges and Nixon Era Air Fleet
The piece catalogs Washington status symbols dominated by aircraft access. It notes Air Force VIP flights for officials like Volpe and Agnew, the presidential Boeing 26000 as a lavish White House transport, and debates over dry run costs. It also highlights Rep. John Rarick’s costly rhetoric and his attacks on Boy Scout and magazine influences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Air Force
Secret Place and Prayer Amid Life’s Trials
A reflective column blends faith and personal solace with community updates. It notes a speaker Mary Rando’s Americanism message, local business shifts, medical news, and development talks on Interstate 85 near High Point, urging vision and steady planning alongside faith.
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William Bencini
High Point
Randolph
Mary Rando
Friona, Texas
Jeanne Graham
Lovington Daily Leader
Mary
Mrs. Graham
Ambucs
Bill Pearson
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