New Era of Aviation Seen By End of Present Decade
Pan American orders 25 Boeing 747s for 525 million dollars, the largest commercial aviation order to date. The jet will seat up to 490 passengers, cruise at 633 mph, and carry 214,000 pounds of freight, with deliveries starting September 1969, signaling major shifts in long distance travel and competition with rail and highway transport.
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Horoscope for Friday April 15 shows mood and money tips
Aries should handle home and business duties maturely then enjoy romance. Taurus avoid conflict in the morning then relax with a partner in the evening. Gemini trusted figures may mislead. adjust by evening. Moon Children focus on finances daytime then dancing in the night. Virgo avoid arguments. Libra stay busy and keep reports precise. Scorpio balance obligations with recreation. Sagittarius renew ties with friends. Capricorn prioritize important work, then hobbies. Aquarius keep calm and perform civic duties. Pisces secure kin approval before business moves.
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Former diplomat Reginald Davidson dies at 91
AP reports Reginald Davidson, 91, former British vice consul in Kansas City Missouri, died Wednesday in Boston. Davidson served in diplomacy and consular roles before retirement. His death closes a long career with ties to the United Kingdom’s overseas service.
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Lewis Trio To Perform Concert At Baker University
The Ramsey Lewis Trio a jazz group dominant in the rock n roll market will play Sunday evening at 8 in Rice Memorial Auditorium Baldwin. Sponsored by the Baker University Student Commission tickets are on sale at the school.
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Chicago Musical College
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Bolshoi Ballet Leaves Moscow for U.S. and Canada Tour
A 117 member Bolshoi Ballet company departed Moscow by plane to start a tour of the United States and Canada, with performances planned across major cities.
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Canada
Bail Refused for Detroit Bank Robbery Suspect Griffin
A Detroit Health Department inspector Richard P. Griffin 41 turned down bail on three bank robbery charges. He told the judge he could not face his two children Debbie 10 and Larry 8. Griffin was arrested at home after claiming bills piled up and he could not go home.
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Judge orders prison religion rights for Black Muslims
In Buffalo New York federal judge John O Henderson orders the state correction commissioner to implement within 30 days rules allowing Black Muslims to practice their religion in state prisons. The judge called the existing ban a vehicle for suppression of the Black Muslim religion.
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Elizabeth Taylor Cleared In Rome Medical Checkup
Elizabeth Taylor’s studio said doctors at a Rome clinic found her in excellent condition after a 24 hour medical examination. She left the clinic and returned to a villa on the Appian Way.
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Die Spokesman Says Check Up Required by An
The spokesperson indicated the examination or check up was mandated by an unspecified requirement. The statement offered no further details on the governing authority, location, or timeline.
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Film Insurance Policy Cited For The Taming Of The Shrew
A film insurance policy details coverage for a production titled The Taming of the Shrew. The document notes policyholder, coverage scope, and applicable liability terms connected to the project.
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Honor Student Kicked Out Over Long Hair
Alan Miller, 17, an honor student at Unionville Chadds Ford High School near Philadelphia, is suspended for refusing to cut his shoulder length blond hair. The school board will decide fate while Miller cannot attend classes. His mother cites his hair as part of his rock band image as a guitarist.
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French writer Georges Duc del Du Hamel dies in Paris
Georges Du hamel aged 81 a member of the French Academy died in Paris after a long illness authorities reported. The veteran author celebrated for his literary contributions passed away on Wednesday at his home in the French capital.
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