FAA schedule recasting urged to ease metropolitan air traffic
FAA may require airlines to shift more flights into off peak hours to relieve jams at New York and Chicago hubs. Port of New York Authority head Austin Tobin warns peak hour traffic nears safety limits, urging action by airlines or FAA to deploy more controllers and equipment.
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Federal Aviation Agency
New York
Chicago
Austin J. Tobin
Port of New York Authority
It Does Happen Belts Save Lives in Traffic
A warning essay notes drivers like Joe Rankenfeihl skip seatbelts amid the mindset it cannot happen to me. Experts cite 8000 to 10000 annual traffic fatalities. belt use dramatically raises odds of avoiding severe injury or death when crashes occur.
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Joe Rankenfeidh
Joe
Joe Rankefeihl
Joe Rankenfeihl
Hugh Vail of Middletown Dies at 83 as Industrial Leader
George Crout reports on Hugh Vail son of Stephen Vail who laid out Middletown. Vail came from Bound Brook as a boy, helped survey streets, managed mills and land, and built wealth and community aid. He opposed slavery, funded the poor, and left a courteous obituary noting his wide friendship.
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Hugh Vail
Stephen Vail
Middletown
Boundbrook
New Jersey
Vail
Miami River
Miami
Vails
Jane Porter
Charleston
South Carolina
Lydia Jane
Mary
Ida
Hugh
Charles F. Guneckel
Bonnell
Lorenzo Dow Doty
Daniel Doty
Middletown Journal subscription rates and details
The Middletown Journal lists daily publication under News- Journal Inc with mailing details. Rates include 10c per weekday, 15c Sundays, 60c weekly by carrier, 15.00 yearly in trading areas, 24.00 outside trading area, and 38.00 for outside U S A. Subscriptions are payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
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The
News- Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Czechs liberalization fears tied to Moscow’s grip in Eastern Europe
John Chamberlain argues that Poland Hungary East Germany and Bulgaria fear Czech liberalism not for economic reasons alone but to sustain Soviet military dominance. He notes Gomulka's reforms and Polish peasant independence, price disparities in Soviet oil, and Moscow’s need to keep Czechoslovakia aligned with the Warsaw Pact to guard Eastern Europe’s eastern flank.
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Poland
Hungary
Bulgaria
Soviet Union
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China
Albania
Moscow
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Gomulka
Soviet
Russia
Kosygin
Aleksander Kutt
Professor Kutt
Assembly of
Western Europe
Czech
Bohemia
Bismarck
Europe
Carpathian Mountains
East Berlin
Vienna
Great Love Affair in Hell's Kitchen
Jim Bishop recounts Mamie and Randy's hard living in Hell's Kitchen as their daughter Theresa Catherine finds love with a Jewish partner and their son Jim becomes a priest. The piece blends tough immigrant life with family loyalties and a resilient, humorous tone.
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Hell’s Kitchen
Mamie
Hell's Kitchen
Randy
Bandy
West Side
Theresa Catherine
Jim
Dunwoodie
Why Soak The Rich This Time
Paul Harvey critiques tax avoidance by the wealthy while noting 22 individuals earning over one million dollars in 1965 paid no taxes. He cautions against harsh measures that could burden the general public and argues charity and legal tax strategies support public welfare.
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Treasury Department
Russell Long
Senate Finance Committee
Internal Revenue Service
Treasury
Joseph Barr
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