Airlines strike ends after 24 hours of global disruption
United States and Asia faced minor disruption while Europe, Canada and South America bore the brunt as pilots’ walkout ended at 2 am EDT. Eastern resumed full service after maintenance. 1,500 US flights were canceled overall. IFALPA sought UN action on hijackings. Security Council met again.
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South America
United States
Asia
Supreme Court
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Northeast Airlines
U.S
Pan American World Airways
Trans World Airlines
International Federation of Airline Pilots
Ifalpa
United Nations
U.N. Security Council
Soviet Union
China
Britain
France
George Bush
Falpa
Paris
Bigorly Field
Rome
Tel Aviv
Lod
British Airline Pilots Association
London
Heathrow
Wiretaps Halted After Supreme Court Ruling
The Justice Department halted nearly 100 unscoped wiretaps in 1971 and about 50 in 1972 amid the Supreme Court 8 0 decision that domestic security taps require court orders. Attorney General Kleindienst ordered a pause while evaluating charges and evidence.
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UPI
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U.S. Supreme Court
Richard G. Kleindienst
Kleindienst
Congress
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Nixon
William Rehnquist
Supreme Court
Arson destroys trailer carport in racially charged blaze
A fire at 512 South St destroyed a late model car and a camper trailer after arsonists sprayed the Hinderliters home with flames early today. No injuries. A crudely painted racist sign and a note with racial overtones were found near the front door. The family escaped with two young children as investigators pursued leads and witnesses offered support.
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Don Hinderliter
South St
Hinderliter
Carport
Home
Vietnamese Marines Recapture Quang Tri After Intense Battles
Three-day fighting in Quang Tri Province sees 3,300 South Vietnamese marines push north and retake lost ground with heavy U.S. air and naval support. They clash with North Vietnamese tanks along a 13 mile front and seize positions up to five miles into the province before repelling counterattacks. UPI reports record air raids and renewed pressure near the DMZ as President Thieu plans a three-month drive to reclaim territory.
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VPS
Quang Tri Province
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Quang Tri
UPI
Chad Huntley
My Chanh
Hue
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