FAA Chief says SST will be highly productive transport
FAA Administrator John H. Shaffer told FAA officials the supersonic transport is not a luxury for the jet set but a highly productive form of transportation. He argued the SST has “meat” and will evolve aviation, countering critics who deem it a mere frill, and noted government and industry will address environmental challenges as they have with past aviation advances.
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Washington
Federal Aviation
John H. Shaffer
Shaffer
FAA
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Proxmire
House
Senate
Boeing Co
General Electric
Barbers Urged To Cut Longhairs Patronage
CHICAGO AP The barber union reports about 400 Chicago barbers lost to the long hair fad over two years. Local 548 secretary treasurer Thomas Siracusa says membership fell from about 3,000 to 2,500, as barbers push patrons with long hairstyles to shop elsewhere and some quit the trade for other work. He urges shops to promote clean-cut looks and proposes government action to curb long hairs.
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Chicago
Thomas Siracusa
Journeyman Barbers Union
Afl-Cio
Siracusa
Lieutenant Bound Over In Bombings
Air Force 1st Lt. William L. Harris bound over to a grand jury on an assault with intent to murder charge after allegedly bombing two suburban department stores in Columbus Ohio He had pleaded innocent earlier and is held on 100000 bond A policeman was shot at during pursuit Whitehall police expect bombing related charges after investigation
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Columbus
Ohio
Air Force
William L. Harris
Harris
Franklin County
Surburban
Whitehall
Kent State probes multiply as campus unrest hearings begin
The Presidents Commission on Campus Unrest holds hearings at Kent State, becoming the 12th inquiry into the May 4 shootings in which four students died. FBI, Ohio National Guard, Highway Patrol, Ohio attorney general, and AAUP are among involved groups, with more organizations expected to report. A grand jury probe by the attorney general is anticipated, and U.S. Senator Young notes a federal grand jury may also convene.
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Kent State
Associated Press
Kent State University
FBI
Ohio National Guard
The
Highway Patrol
Ohio Attorney General's Office
American Association of University Professors
U.S
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Manson Calls Jail Treatment Like Kicking a Dead Man
In Los Angeles, Charles Manson told Superior Court Judge Charles Older that county jail treatment is barbaric and like kicking a dead man while seeking a cease and desist against the sheriff. He described frequent shakedowns, denied pencils, and blocked mail, as the trial for Tate murder accomplices continues.
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Los Angeles
Sal
Charles M. Manson
Sharon Tate
Manson
Sheriff's Department
Superior Court
Charles Older
Miss Tate
Two Alabama Judges Indicted in Quickie Divorce Ring
Federal grand jury charged Judges F O Whitten Jr and Bob Moore Jr with conspiracy in a mail order divorce fraud scheme. Also indicted were three disbarred Birmingham attorneys and several associates linked to Huie Edwards Griffith and their office staff. Arraignment set for Sept 3 as authorities warn of rapid out-of-state divorces bypassing residency rules.
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Birmingham. Ala
Alabama Circuit Court
F.O. Whitten Jr
Pell City
Bob Moore Jr
Hamilton
Birmingham
J. Robert Huie
John Ike Griffith
K.C. Edwards
Annette Cox
Lawanda Smith
Huie and Edwards
Ann Love
Shirley Bowman
Griffith
Moore
Edwards
Huie
Whitten
U.S
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Whisenhunt
DeRosa
Burbridge
Linda Kasabian
Winifred Chapman
Guitar
Beth
Reneree
Sparkie
Richie
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