Airport Noise Crisis Spurs FAA Action Across Nation
FAA declares airport noise a critical issue with 53 U S airports using jets and many more planned. FAA chief Halaby warns urgent solutions are needed as engineers study feasible standards and zoning, engine redesign, suppressors, and night flight limits to ease the high decibel impact on homes and churches.
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Panhandler Remembers Judge. Faces Brief Jail Stay
In Muskegon Michigan Ralph Sodernick 48 confronted Muskegon Municipal Court Judge William Caughey asking for panhandling leeway. He is jailed for three days after the incident.
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Educational TV Proven Says Thomas Webb to Teachers
Thomas Webb director of curriculum in Middletown public schools told Middletown teachers that educational television is here to stay and widely used in the United States. He said two million students watch educational programs and stressed the device as a teaching aid not entertainment, urging collaboration with local and state groups. He noted TV will not replace teachers and highlighted lesson quality, engagement, and broader views unavailable in conventional classrooms. A Q A session with Norman Korn followed at Manchester Junior High School.
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Manchester
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Laos Forces Airlift Reinforcements for Nam Tha Ridge
Royal Lao army flew reinforcements to Nam Tha as fighting raged with Pathet Lao battalions over a ridge. Beijing aligned forces and two North Vietnamese battalions were noted, with Chinese troops also reported nearby. Neutralist leaders discussed a unity government while Laos sought to avoid Cold War alignment.
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Singer s Son Questioned In Assaults
HOLLYWOOD AP The 16 year old son of singer Billy Daniels is under investigation for attempted assaults on women and a string of car thefts. Bruce Francis Daniels was arrested January 20 on suspicion of assault with intent to commit rape and grand theft auto and released to his father as the investigation continues. Sheriff's Sgt Jesse Levy said the youth stopped further violence after speaking with a 32 year old woman and later admitted the assaults and several car thefts saying he did not know why he did it.
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Swastika Found On Food Packages in Germany
In Mannheim Germany the U S Army commissary received 200 cookie packages with the original sale price stamped out by a swastika, the Nazi symbol. An Army spokesman said the manufacturer remains unknown and suggested the stamp was likely applied in the United States, not in Germany.
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Chinese New Year Rush Promises Firecrackers and Goods
Red China faces shortages of food and goods yet promises a festival supply of firecrackers toys lanterns and balloons for the lunar new year starting February 5. State stores will sell cosmetics rubber shoes and instruments while factories boost production. The item also notes New Mexico's first railroads, built in 1881.
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