Soviet Denial of U S Missiles in Suez Zone Is Fabrication
Tass denies U S charges that Soviet personnel help build and man ground to air missile sites in the Suez cease fire area. Rogers cites evidence of Egyptian violations and plans to present it to Andrei Gromyko at the U N General Assembly. Egypt calls for sanctions against Israel and Sadat seeks strong turnout in the presidential referendum.
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U.S
Suez Canal
William P. Rogers
Washington
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Tass
United States
Mideast
Israel
Jordan
Egypt
United Nations
Rogers
America
Canal
Andrei Gromyko
U.N. General Assembly
New York
Cairo
al Ahram
Mahmoud Riad
General Assembly
U.N. Security Council
U.N
Middle East
Libya
Anwar Sadat
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Charter Flight Probe Ordered
Secretary Volpe ordered a comprehensive probe of the charter flight industry and FAA oversight. The investigation targets charter operations and potential regulatory deficiencies, as FAA grounds more planes tied to the Wichita State crash and related operators including Golden Eagle Aviation and Aeroleasing Corp.
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Federal Aviation Administration
Secretary of Transportation
John Volpe
FAA
Wichita State
Colorado
Wichita
Volpe
Secretary of Transportation For Safety and Consumer Affairs
United States
Golden Eagle
Kentucky
Murray State University
Murray
Fairfield
Iowa
Louisville
Richards
Eagle
Aeroleasing Corp
Michigan
College Station
Tex
Aereleasing
Airports Security Tightened Nationwide After Bomb Threats
The FAA tightened security at airports nationwide following bomb threats blamed by some on the radical Weatherman faction. Authorities reportedly received anonymous calls threatening airports and other government installations, prompting heightened checks of people and baggage and a coast-to-coast alert.
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Associated Press
Weatherman
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Washington
Defense Department
FBI
al Garvis
Garvis
Explosion at Queens courthouse injures none
An anonymous call warned of a bomb and an explosion rocked a Queens courthouse in New York. A custodian, 17 prisoners, guards, and two patrolmen escaped injury as a bomb shattered a stairwell dome, doors, elevator cage, and the building’s windows.
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New York
Queens
Long Island City
Pig Murphy
Patrick V. Murphy
Mondale Calls liberals true conservatives in social reform
Senator Walter Mondale told the League of United Latin American Citizens that radical-liberals are real conservatives for seeking to fix a flawed system. He praised the Office of Economic Opportunity for funding law reform and criticized private polluters for overpowering environmental protection.
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Washington
Walter F. Mondale
Spiro T. Agnew
Mondale
D-Minn
Supreme Council of the League of United Latin American Citizens
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Office of Economic Opportunity
Prices Rise in September Boosting Inflation Fears
Washington reports wholesale prices up 0.5 percent in September led by a 6 percent surge in fuel and electric power. The Bureau of Labor Statistics notes higher food costs and raw materials push the index to 117.8, 3.7 percent above year earlier, with farm products rising 3.3 percent signaling higher grocery prices. Major gains hit pulp and paper, rubber and plastic, chemicals, and textiles.
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Washington
Nixon
Bureau of Labor Statistics
White House
Mayor Curran Indicted Amid Bribery Conspiracy Charges
San Diego mayor Frank Curran and eight others including council members face grand jury indictments alleging bribery conspiracy to violate election laws and to obstruct justice. Curran vows to continue leading the city and denounces the crisis as not stopping government.
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San Diego
Calif
Frank Curran
California
National League of Cities
Curran
Tom Hom
Ideas to Halt Hijackings at Pan American
Pan American World Airways reports reader letters from The Clipper proposing anti hijack ideas. Suggestions range from boxing gloves for passengers to lie detector tests and securer clothing to keep weapons hidden. The airline will review signed letters by security and legal departments.
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Pan American World Airways
the Clipper
Security Operations
Legal Department
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