FTC urges review of airline price controls and mergers
The Federal Trade Commission told the Civil Aeronautics Board that continued price regulation and entry controls for airlines should be reconsidered. It urged a strong merger policy and allowing flexible fare-service combinations to benefit consumers. Separately, Sandra Good of the Manson circle was moved to Alderson Federal Prison in West Virginia from San Diego.
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Mandatory retirement measure faces Senate debate today
The bill would raise the mandatory retirement age from 65 to 70 for non federal workers and extend the 1967 ban on age discrimination. Supporters say workers should be allowed to stay employed longer while opponents warn of higher unemployment and reduced efficiency. The Senate debate follows House action 359 to 4 and splits traditional ally groups. Rep Claude Pepper argues for longer work life citing the trend toward earlier retirement.
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South Africa cracks down on dissidents and outlets
The government shut down the largest black newspaper and outlawed 18 dissident groups. Police in Soweto seized nine black leaders including Dr. Nthato Motlana. Raids spanned Durban and Cape Town as Christian Institute leaders faced five year banning orders.
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South Africa
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Soweto
Nthato Motlana
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Prince Charles arrives in Chicago for U S tour kickoff
Prince Charles, heir to the British throne, begins a 13 day, 12 city U S visit with a Chicago reception at the Drake Hotel. He meets guests for two hours after a long flight, while protocol bars quotes and a prior city history of hostility to royalty is recalled by locals.
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Aerospace strikes surge coast to south nationwide
United Press International reports a broad IAM strike wave hitting Lockheed Georgia in Marietta and California plants while Boeing in Seattle remains idle for 23 000 machinists. Talks continue at McDonnell Douglas and Rockwell plants as mediation shifts to Sunnyvale with 4 000 more IAM workers walking out. Security guards vote against joining the Sunnyvale strike, risking plant secrecy.
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Concorde Lands in New York for Test Flights at JFK
The Concorde SST completed a picture perfect landing at Kennedy Airport at 11 06 a m EDT to begin trans Atlantic test flights. The crowd marveled as hundreds gathered on grassy knolls and rooftops while authorities faced a court ruling on flight rights and the ban on test flights.
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UPI
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Open hearings begin on Korean influence probe in Congress
The House Ethics Committee moves to public hearings in the Korean lobbying inquiry. Capitol witnesses include Nan Elder, secretary to Rep. Larry Winn, and Lee Jai Hyon, ex Korean embassy cultural officer. Jaworski says phase one will show Korea’s government involvement with Park and others in the 1970s. no naming lawmakers yet. A large Cannon Building caucus room is booked for three days of hearings, likely the year's sole sessions. Park remains in Seoul and noncompliant.
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Leon Jaworski
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Seoul
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Pesticide warning criticized in 1961 DBCP report
A UC San Francisco physician calls the 1961 DBCP health warning about potential sterility outdated. The inquiry hears that the report claimed low level human exposure could be safe while noting testicular effects in animals. Workers at Occidental Chemical and Dow plants report infertility and related cancers, with some 90 to 95 affected nationwide.
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