Air Passengers Accept Bag Tags Across U S
The Civil Aeronautics Board requires ID tags on checked luggage. At Los Angeles and O'Hare many passengers comply, while a Miami traveler calls it an invasion of privacy. Airlines report misdirected baggage declines and emphasize the program helps identify bags with names and addresses.
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O'Hare International
Chicago
United States
Civil Aeronautics Board
Miami
Laura O’connell
United Airlines
O'Hare
Los Angeles
Los Angeles International Airport
Trans World Airlines
Kennedy Airport
New York
Braniff International Airlines
Dallas-Fort Worth
United
Arcosanti Dream: Arcology City Aims to Redefine Living
Paolo Soleri leads Arcosanti a slow moving project in Arizona to house 3000 people in mile high compact structures with gardens inside vast beehive like towers. He envisions car free living energy from sun and dense urban cores connected by pedestrian access aimed at reshaping future cities.
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Paolo Soleri
Soleri
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Arcosanti
Cosanti Foundation
Scottsdale
Bencamele
Heather
Pete Pyrene
Israel delays Suez Canal test amid Sinai pact talks
Israel postpones a Suez Canal test for Israeli bound cargo at Cairo's request hoping Arab opposition to the Sinai accord fades. A Greek freighter was diverted to Haifa as Egypt delays final military details pending U S Congress approval for desert monitoring stations. Abie Nathan is detained.
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Elat
Haifa
Mediterranean
Maariv
Henry A. Kissinger
Geneva
U.S
Abie Nathan
Port Said
Nathan
Syria
Baath Party
Emperor Hirohito Denies Plot in Pearl Harbor War Plans
Emperor Hirohito told reporters in the Imperial Palace he acted only according to the constitution and that prewar militarism was resisted. He said the postwar constitution limits his power, denied abdication plans, and expressed trust in U S security measures while addressing questions from foreign newsmen.
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Emperor Cohorge
Com
United States
Hirohito
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Fone
Japan
Emperor Meiji
Akihito
Oklahoma man shot dead in San Antonio yard
Police investigate the death of 23 year old Jerry Dale Davidson of Oklahoma City found slain in a San Antonio yard. He was shot twice in the chest with a 357 magnum nearby and $200 in twenty dollar bills on him. A red pickup was seen fleeing as two men drove away. Davidson died at Green Hospital.
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Oklahoma
Jerry Dale Davidson
Oklahoma City
Stephen Tucker
Davidson
Tucker
Green Hospital
Lindbergh Delivers First Airmail to Jamaica in 1930
Charles Lindbergh piloted a seaplane to Kingston Harbor in 1930 delivering Jamaica’s first airmail. The feat marked a milestone in Caribbean aviation as the famed aviator’s flight connected Kingston with broader air routes.
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Jamaica
Charles Lindbergh
Kingston Harbor
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