Ford plan shifts regulation of airlines to compete openly
President Ford proposes deregulating the airline industry to end CAB route protections and allow fare and route freedom. He argues regulatory costs inflate prices, with transportation cuts estimated 15 to 20 percent. The move extends to rail and trucking, aiming to boost competition and consumer benefits.
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Ford
Congress
Civil Aeronautics Board
Department of Transportation
Portuguese end colonial era in Angola as independence begins
Admiral Cardoso lowered the Portuguese flag in Angola signaling self rule after 457 years of colonial presence. He voiced attempts to unite three rebel factions for a peaceful transfer but blamed foreign involvement for failure while noting Portugal’s turmoil and communist activity in the colony.
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Africa
Angola
Leonel Cardoso
Portugal
Cardoso
Diogo Cao
Russia Eyes U S Computers and the KGB's Reach
The piece argues that the CIA and FBI face liberal criticism for surveillance while praising the KGB as a far more pervasive secret police. It discusses Intourist, hotel reservation computers, and IBM's role in selling to the USSR, warning that U S computers could aid KGB data gathering and tracking of travelers and minorities.
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Soviet Union
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KGB
Hertz
Avis
Moscow
Intourist
IBM
Department of Commerce
Ussr
Vember
U.S
Russia
Honeywell
Univac
Control Data
Hewlett-Packard
Red Dolan the great reporter remembered in fiction and truth
The piece recalls Red Dolan a tall blue eyed late arriver and star to pay the rent. His shift from ship news to movie writing ends in tragedy as he drinks away a fortune and dies in a desert hospice. The narrator grew up admiring Dolan and reflects on fame and the lure of easy money.
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Milton Goldstandt
Oscar Fraley
Oscar
Peter Zenger
Ambrose Bierce
Damon Runyon
Bob Considine
Red Dolan
Fraley
Hoffa
James R. Hoffa
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Deuell
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Kennedy
Swanson
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Harvey Deuell
Washington Bureaucrats Needed to Tackle Inflation
Andrew Tully argues the Ford administration and Labor Department misread soaring prices. He mocks White House aides and urges decisive action as inflation erodes purchasing power, noting 1.8 percent October price jump and 178.9 percent of 1967 levels.
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Ron Nessen
White House
Labor Department
Nessen
Ford
Nelsen
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Board
Arthur F. Burns
Burns
Quotations about strength and leadership from notable figures
Collects three quotes praising self reliance and leadership. Truman asserts a father’s dignity beyond political status. A saying notes no faster speed than light except word of mouth. Phillips emphasizes personal strength and self reliance.
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Franklin P. Jones
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