FAA Studies From Page One July 1968
The FEIA claims it produced pictures to justify armament for its supporters in the Air Line Pilots Assn. AFT CIO. The discussion notes airlines adding a third pilot to jet crews and later reducing crews from four to three, with flight engineers arguing the third position should be filled by an engineer or engineer pilot.
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Air Line
CIO
Tax Measure Faces Conference Committee On Withholding Plan
Senate debates a Kennedy tax measure to raise revenue via withholding and incentives. House cuts reduced gains, with estimates ranging from 210 to 555 million annually. conference committee may restore the withholding plan. Rep. Wilbur Mills leads House effort amid administration support and opposition from Morse who urges a veto.
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Conference Committee
House
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Treasury
Administration
Soblen’s suicide attempt aboard NY bound plane sparks UK inquiry
Soblen slashed himself with a knife aboard a New York bound Israeli airliner in a bid to gain asylum abroad amid a long legal battle in Britain. The Home Office ordered an investigation as Soblen recovered in hospital after an apparent barbiturate overdose, extending his stay in Britain despite mounting court losses and a 190000 bail jump to Israel on a fake passport.
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Home Office
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Britain
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U.S. defends space assets amid Soviet launch failures
Deputy Defense Secretary Gilpatrick says the United States has no program to place weapons of mass destruction in orbit and deems such a move irrational. The NASAs Webb cites Soviet space probe failures to Mars and Venus while Moscow plays down the reports as Soviet science advances acknowledged worldwide.
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Sec. of Defense
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White House
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U.S
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House
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Venus
Senate
House Space Committees
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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USDA Rules Apply To Buyer Of Estes Assets
Morris Jaffe, 40, bought Billie Sol Estes grain assets for about 8.7 million dollars. USDA says he must meet normal grain storage qualifications to obtain government grain, and the Estes tie up could hurt his chances. Officials note 18.3 million bushels to be removed from Estes warehouses, with about 10 million already gone.
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Jaffe
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Slayer Is Convicted in Panama City Death Penalty Sought
Emmett Blake, 31, a Texan from Pasadena, was sentenced to death after a jury found him guilty of murdering grocer Johnny Beverly, 42, during a June 21 holdup. Customer John Holt was also killed in the same incident.
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Estes case hinges on alleged illegal deals across states
Sen Muskie warned that if Estes version is correct then Estes and 119 others affected by similar deals face grievous imposition by the Agriculture Department. He said Mar may have broken faith if he gave you this advice and stressed the department had ruled such deals illegal, noting that the key to the case rests on a dead man.
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Dmaine
Dennison
Marshall
Department
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Hearing Set On Purchase Offer for Estes Assets
Bankruptcy Referee J C Brooke scheduled a Sept 19 hearing on American Grain Crop s offer to buy Billie Sol Estes assets. The deal values assets at 5 8 million with interest, returning about 8 7 million to the receiver and about 2 percent to creditors. Morris Jaffe of San Antonio leads American Grain Crop with Pat Kendrick as president. Commercial Solvents Corp of New York will assign its mortgage claims to the trustee for about 3 7 million.
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J. C. Brooke
American Grain Crop
Billie Sol Estes
Estes
West Texas
Harry T. Moore
Estes Estate
Morris Jaffe
San Antonio
Fed-Mart Stores
Jaffe
New York City
American Grain Board
Prncipal
Pat Kendrick
Burleson
Moore
Commercial Solvents Corp
New York
McSpadden Faces Questions Over Homestead Valuations
The testimony details McSpadden's claimed $5,000 homestead lot value at 4909 19th St and higher purchase prices for other lots. He discusses assets, a $250,000 home claim, and remodels including a pool. Armour and Co. aided his fertilizer ventures with credit and discounts amid Estes-related fraud charges.
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McSpadden
19Th St
19Th Street
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Walter E. Heller Co
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Pecos
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Estes
Chrysler to Spend 80 Million on Turkey Plant Prep
Ankara reports Chrysler Motor Co has government permission to invest 80 million dollars in preliminary construction for a new plant in Turkey. The approval signals expansion plans and job prospects in the region.
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Turkey
Lawmaker Testimony Details Long Calls In Mortgages Probe
Dennison testified under questioning by Sen Mundt that subpoenaed records show 16 long distance calls between him and Rutherford in a year. A March 2 call lasting 34 minutes, from Dennison in Texas to Rutherford in Washington, tied to a loan for a Pecos elderly housing project, not to Estes' arrest. Estes, president of a nonprofit, said unaware of any investigation until arrest.
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Karl E. Mundt
R-Sd
Rutherford
Estes
Mundt
Texas
Washington
Pecos
Indian Troops Press Toward Chinese Border, Says New China News Agency
The New China News Agency claimed on Friday that Indian troops have steadily pressed farther forward on Chinese soil in the disputed border area. It said since mid July Indian forces harassed Chinese posts and scouted around Chinese strong points.
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China
Red China
India
New China News Agency
Peru Raises Import Duty on Black Ink
Lima reports a government action increasing the import duty on black ink. The move aims to regulate stationery supplies and may affect local printers, publishers, and educational institutions relying on ink purchases.
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Lima
Peru
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