Air Traffic Limits Set For Five Super Airports
The FAA imposes first congestion based limits on flights at five major airports in Washington New York and Chicago effective April 27 amid widespread delays. Limits set at O’Hare 135 per hour Kennedy 80 La Guardia 60 Newark 60 and Washington National 60 with small planes barred from Kennedy peak hours and no added weather restrictions.
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Today in History Highlights for December 3, 1968
Key historical notes mark December 3 across 1917 congressional war urge, 1818 Illinois statehood, 1828 Jackson victory, 1868 Davis treason trial, 1894 Stevenson death, 1944 Saar River crossing, 1958 Eisenhower space agency dispute settlement, 1963 Pope John Paul II bishops, 1967 heart transplant report in Cape Town.
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Congress Party's Reach Spreads Across India
India's Congress Party, founded in 1885, is said to have at least one member in nearly every village among India's vast half million villages, signaling deep nationwide presence.
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Young man convicted after elevator kiss incident in Wellington
A New Zealand court convicted a man of assaulting a woman after he kissed her in an elevator following a dental visit. The defense said he was in a euphoric state from a large dose of painkiller, and the judge discharged him without penalty while keeping his name suppressed.
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Sorensen Files Divorce Suit Against Second Wife
Theo dore C. Sorensen, former White House aide to Johnson and Kennedy, sues his second wife Shira Ann Elberry in Manhattan Supreme Court in a notice of issue. The filing lists the case as T.C. Sorensen v. S.E. Sorensen. details of grounds for divorce or separation are unavailable.
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Ivory Coast Leads West Africa With Long Road Network
Ivory Coast possesses about 20,000 miles of primary and secondary roads, forming the most extensive road system in Western Africa and highlighting the country’s transport infrastructure.
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