World largest Dallas Fort Worth airport project grows
Arlington AP reports on the Dallas Fort Worth International Airport project, touted as the world’s biggest. Cost near one billion dollars, 18 000 acres acquired, main runway planned at 20 000 feet, and a complex with hotels and shops to serve 120 000 daily travelers. Plans call for completion of phase one by 1973 with expansion as needed.
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Arlington
Dallas-Fort Worth
Dallas
Airline Pilots Association
E. L. Murphee Jr
Army Corps of Engineers
Texas
Sen
A. R. Schwartz
Galveston
Love Field
Civil Aeronautics Board
Dallas and
Tarrant County
Fort Worth
Greater Southwest International Airport
Greater Southwest
Federal Aviation Administration
U.S. State Department
State Department
Warren Woodward
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Gar Laux
Tom Sullivan
Sullivan
Kennedy and
LaGuardia
New York
Newark
N.J
John Shaffer
FAA
Suivan
North Texas
Henry L. Newman
Newman
Kennedy
O'Hare International
Chicago
Air Museum
Air Force
Benjamin H. Stevens
Atadelphia
Ate
California
Amsterdam
WTSU
Treteau de
Paris
Canyon High School
Cowsills
Thorpe, Rafferty
Vaughn Nation
Stevens
North Vietnamese Build Three DMZ Roads for Invasion
UPI reports North Vietnam has constructed three DMZ roads and feeder routes from Laos toward Quang Tri and Thua Thien, enabling a possible major invasion. The network, nicknamed Autobahn and Pasadena Freeway by aircrews, links Highway 102 and the Cam Lo valley, with heavy earthmoving by U.S. engineers and frequent B52 air strikes. Elections looming in South Vietnam Oct 3 fuel fears of a large-scale assault.
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Saigon
Laos
Jinto Quang Tri
Thua Thien
South Vietnam
South
Sorer
Dmz
Autobahn
Khe Sanh
Vietnam
A Shau
Pasadena
Cam Los
al Dmz
U.S
Marine Combat
Khe
North
Sanh
Inter
Tryside
Dr Robert Vaughn to Speak at WTSU in Canyon
Actor and writer Dr Robert Vaughn known for The Man From U N C L E will headline West Texas State University's speaker series. The program also features Grace Thorpe daughter of Jim Thorpe and former Alcatraz press secretary speaking on Surplus Land to Indians on Sept 2 and musical acts The Colours and The Cowsills with Rafferty and Thorpe.
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Canyon
Robert Vaughn
West Texas State University
Vaughn
Activities Council
Grace Thorpe
Jim Thorpe
Alcatraz
The
Colours
Lubbock
Cowaills
Max Rafferty
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