Venezuela rocked by FALN linked terrorism and prison command
In Caracas a wave of gunfire bombings and sabotage targets the Betancourt government. Capt. Manuel Ponte Rodriguez, jailed in San Carlos, claims credit for attacks through the Armed Forces of National Liberation. Police, civilians, and property suffer dozens of injuries and millions in damage as the violence continues.
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Higher Safety Rules Needed For US Airplanes
Oscar Bakke of the FAA called for tougher safety tolerance standards to match larger commercial aircraft. He said Americans tolerate auto fatalities but not fatal airline crashes, speaking at an Air Traffic Control Association banquet in Cleveland.
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West sees little test ban progress in Khrushchev stance
Western diplomats say Khrushchev is delaying progress on a nuclear test ban and East West issues while focusing on internal matters and the Sino Soviet split. They expect no new Western initiative to succeed soon as Berlin and Ladak crisis posture remain uncertain.
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