McCormack Calls For Unity At Going Away Party
At his retirement reception in Washington Speaker John W. McCormack urged Democratic leaders to keep fighting for political victory. The white haired veteran of 42 years in Congress thanked allies, addressing a crowd that included major national party figures from the Senate and House.
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John W. McCormack
Sen
McCormack
Lawrence F. O’brien
Congress
Massachusetts
Louise Day Hicks
Tiny Computer Could Reduce Air Crashes
The FAA in Fremont testing a data link system pairing aircraft computers with ground screens to show flight data every 32 seconds. The system aims to cut controller workload, warn of conflicts up to 50 minutes earlier, and speed up information flow across five regional centers.
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Fremont
Calif
Federal Aviation Administration
Bay
San Francisco International Airport
FAA
Aeronautical Radio, Inc
Pacific
Tarr Seeks Volunteer Army Feasibility In Vietnam
Tarr arrived in Vietnam to talk with U S service members about attitudes and motivation. He notes troops feel current volunteer staffing is impossible without improved salaries and conditions but sees potential for a volunteer force in peacetime. He cites good morale overall and plans field visits through Friday before Manila departure.
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Tarr
Vietnam
U.S
Manila
Chrysler Is Next For UAW
The United Auto Workers shift bargaining to Chrysler after Ford contract ratification moves loom. Ford workers vote by next Tuesday on a three-contract package, similar to GM terms with a 51 cent hourly raise, cost of living escalator, and early retirement pension features.
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United Auto Workers Union
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
UAW
Ford Council
Ford Motor
Ford
Mild Weather Expected To Persist With Weekend Warmth
The forecast calls for mostly mild conditions for the next two days with highs in the 50s and cooler nights in the 30s. Yesterday's high reached 52 degrees and the morning low was 46.
Congress Delays Railroad Strike With Bill Approval
The House Commerce Committee approved a bill to postpone a nationwide railroad strike until March 1 by a 19 to 14 vote. Officials warned the delay may not avert the walkout as leaders debated wage provisions and government options, including possible use of Army troops to operate railroads.
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House Commerce Committee
Nixon
House
Staggers
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The
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Congress
James D
Senate Labor Committee
Secretary of Transportation
John Volpe
Britains Movie Censor Quits Over Sex Jungle Films
Sir John Trevelyan resigns as Britain's film censor after 12 years citing fatigue with sex themed movies and a wish to hand over to a younger official. He criticizes excess in London and compares it unfavorably with New York while defending earlier liberal ratings and cuts.
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Britain
Board of Film Censors
Aldous Huxley
Europe
London
New York
On the Inside On the Inside Crossword Puzzle
A brief note on the Inside crossword puzzle feature with editorial and women's news sections. Describes puzzle hints and page reference, highlighting the collaborative layout and readers’ participation.
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Eae Oe
Women's News
CIA
Progress girl defies teacher in class scene
A young girl at a progressive school stomps and asks if she must follow the teacher’s lead again, illustrating a moment of classroom defiance and spirited independence.
Sequoia High students issue driving tickets in tailgating project
In Redwood City California about 160 driver education students from Sequoia High handed out several hundred unofficial tickets for violations such as tailgating. The notes urged recipients to mail back comments and the effort aimed to teach safe driving.
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Redwood City
Calif
Sequoia High School
San Francisco
Renee Krahner
Sequoia Driver Education
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