Fate of many in their hands air traffic control tale
ATC specialist Doug B. Davis describes West Texas Air Terminal operations in Lubbock with a Class 5 tower. He explains radar rooms, holding patterns, and strict separation rules to prevent midair collisions amid high traffic and training demands.
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Doug B. Davis
ATC
West Texas Air Terminal
Lubbock
Fea O
Téxas
Dallas Love Field
Lubbock Albert So
Maritia Cs’t
FE Paso
Dallas
Csét
Davis
Fort Worth
Fort Worthy
Reese
Walt
FAA
Auraffic Control Ais
Fie
Willay
Anvil
Pittsburgh Labor Tensions Over Black Union Access
In Pittsburgh a Black Construction Coalition and white workers clash over access to craft union jobs. Demonstrations draw about 1 000 participants, prompting project shutdowns and a counter protest by some 12 000 white workers. The dispute centers on Negroes entering traditionally white trades and calls for training programs. Local figures cite union barriers and ethnic patterns in membership as obstacles.
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Pittsburgh
John Dotter
Hlere
Brosier
Black Construction Coalition
National Association
For the Advancement of Colored
Meredith
Gassette
Atte
Univisite
Pittsburch
Ralph Boss
New Cabinet Begins in Saigon Amid Honeymoon Warning
A new South Vietnamese cabinet under Tran Thien Khiem took office in Saigon amid a legislature warning it must prove its effectiveness within three to six months or be replaced. The lineup blends educators, military and professionals, with nine holdovers from Huong's cabinet and key figures like Phan Quang Dan and Tran Van Lam, while U.S. pressure pushes for broader representation.
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Satgon
Tran Thien Whiem
Ape
Ime Bowie
Ht Sin Wreeks
Khiers
Neuven van Thiet
Ohe
Tran van Huon
Saigon
Thien
Huong A
Senate
National Assembly
Huong
Neuyen van Wy
Khiem
Phang Quang Dan
Tran van Lam
Harvard
Dan
Lam
Neu Linh Diem
Nguyen
Luu Vien
Sateon
Provings
Sth
Atheo
U.S
Creighton W. Abrams
Vietnam
Washington
Nps
Ca School Breathing Incident Reported
A fragment from a Ca school report notes an alarming moment described as when he started breathing, leading to concerns over a possible medical or safety incident at the school. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
Longtime Floyd Countian Dies
Mrs. J. R. Terry of Floyd County died at 1 30 a.m. Monday in Lockney General Hospital after a brief illness. Services 3 p.m. today at First Baptist Church Floydada with Rev. Floyd C. Bradley officiating. Burial in Floydada Cemetery. Surviving are son Buford Terry of Midland, daughters Velmal Stevens of Amarillo and W F Daniel Sr of Floydada, sister Mrs R M Reeves of Temple, brothers Walter Young and Roy Allman of Temple, eight grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
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Floydada
J. KR. Terry
Floyd County
Lockney General Hospital
First Baptist Church of
Moore-Roose Funeral Home
J. R. Terry
Temple
Terry
Buford Terry
Midland
Velmal Stevens i
Amarillo
W. F. Daniel Sr
R. M. Reeves
Walter Young
Roy Allman
Levelland Youth Tries Tractor Chase After Walk Fatigue
A 13 year old Levelland youth, possibly tired of walking, drove a tractor near Levelland around 2 pm Monday and led county officers on a chase until halted five miles north of Brownfield. Deputy Mark Benton said the boy offered no reason for the ride.
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Levelland
Brownfield
Havideye County
Mark Benton
Cherth Slepadmnett
Niles
Benton
W C Russell Dies at Highland Hospital
W C Russell 67 of 2400 44th St died at 11 30 a m Monday at Highland Hospital after several weeks illness. He was a retired farmer and oil producer, native of Hillsboro, lived in Lubbock since 1845, and belonged to Monterey Baptist Church and Masonic Lodge 878 in Myra. Survivors include two sons a daughter a mother a sister seven brothers and other relatives. Funeral arrangements pending at Franklin Bartley Funeral Home.
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W. C. Russell
44Th St
Highland Hospital
Hillsboro
Russell
Lubbock
Monterey Baptist Church
Masonic Lodge
Myra
Cart
63Rd St
Phillip
Rt. 4
Marian Holt
Snyder
Minerva Russell
Monahans
Arthur Bowman
Robert
John
Mangum
Okla
Dee
Nowate, Oh
A. B
Morehant
lFranklin-Bartley Funeral Home
Dong Tien tested as South Vietnamese 5th Division gains autonomy
U S officers push Dong Tien plan giving the 5th Division more control and air and artillery support as U.S. troops prepare to withdraw. The move pairs division leaders with U S counterparts in joint posts to confront anticipated North Vietnamese pressure near Saigon and border provinces.
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United States
Saigon
Thisy
Khem
Coumerd
Dong Tien
U.S
3Rd Corps
Julian J. Rewell
Do Cao Fii
1St Air Cavalry Division
Ith Armored Cavalry Regiment
Sone Be
An Loe
Loe Ninh
Rewch
Saipan
Sth
Ath
New York Hikes Penalty On Sex Offenses
New York state broadened penalties for prostitution under a new law. The maximum jail term rises from 60 to 90 days and fines increase from 50 to 500, with the measure aiming to deter sex trade activity.
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New York
Adley
New York State
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