SST Seen As Highly Productive Transportation Tool
Federal Aviation Administrator John H. Shaffer defends the supersonic transport as a productive advance in aviation not a luxury for the jet set. He argues it will serve general travelers, as FAA marks 50 years of flight service stations and the SST debate continues in Congress.
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Washington
Federal Aviation
John H. Shaffer
Shaffer
FAA
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Proxmire
House
Senate
Boeing Co
General Electric
Cautious Approach Taken To Soviet Friendliness
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan analyzes Soviet mood as Moscow negotiates with West Germany to renounce force and signals openness to America proposals amid Middle East focus. He notes internal party pressures and the Brezhnev doctrine shaping Europe while cautioning against overestimating any sudden reform.
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Kremlin
Middle East
Moscow
West Germany
Europe
China
Asia
United States
Vietnam
Stabil
Brezhnev
Soviet Bloc
Mediterranean
Explosion Felt After Scuttling Off Maryland Coast
An explosion was felt aboard escort vessels three minutes after a 5000 ton bomb and ammunition laden ship was scuttled 118 miles off the Maryland coast. The Davis Hughes sank after five hours taking on water. no damage reported to the escorts. The Hughes had been used to dump nerve gas and rockets in Florida. this sinking marked the 20th incident in Operation Chase.
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Washington
Maryland
Navy
Davis Hughes
Hughes
Florida
Pentagon Says 58 Narcotics Raids Net 29 Servicemen
A Pentagon official testified that from the first half of the year 58 narcotics raids in Vietnam yielded only 29 U.S. servicemen in bars brothels and private homes with drugs available. Sen. Dodd pressed for more witnesses and possible on-site investigations while officials asserted no national security jeopardy from drug abuse.
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Washington
Pentagon
U.S
Frank A. Bartimo
Manpower and Reserve Affairs
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Dodd
Harold E. Hughes
Iowa
Vietnam
Adm
William P. Mack
Malcolm X University Moves Main Office To Greensboro
The abolition of the Durham base for Malcolm X Liberation University moves its main operations to Greensboro as the national Episcopal Church program confirms the relocation. Founder Howard Fuller was out of town. a brief Dur ham phase remains. The project began last October with about 50 students in an old warehouse.
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Malcolm X University
Greensboro
Episcopal Church
Malcolm X Liberation University
Durham
Quinland Gordon
National Church
New York
Gordon
Howard Fuller
Fuller
The
Uni
North Carolina
University
Father Blames Embassy Action After Peru Air Disaster
Kenneth Godfrey a North Carolina pharmacist says he spent three days fighting red tape before bringing home his son Kenneth Allen Godfrey from a Peru airliner crash that killed 49 American students. He accuses the Lima embassy of lack of concern while a hotel owner provided more help.
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Murphy
N. C
North Carolina
Peru
Lima
Kenneth Godfrey
Kenneth Allen Godfrey
Cuzco
Godfrey
U. S
Godfreys
Murphy Sundey
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Penney’s
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