Aerial Monopoly? IATA Regulates Global Air Travel Standards
Montreal AP reports that IATA coordinates international air traffic, sets service and fare standards for 140,000 cities, and enforces rules among 95 member airlines. Though called a monopoly, fares have fallen since 1945 with transatlantic rates dropping from 129 to about 300, and cargo rates cut up to 50 percent after Vienna conference. Director-General Sir William P. Hildebrand leads the agency from its hub in Montreal with offices worldwide.
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Montreal
International Air Transport Association
IATA
North Atlantic
Vienna
William P. Hildred
Britain
New York
Paris
London
Madrid
Buenos Aires
Bangkok
Today in History highlights from 1774 to 1965 events
Summary of notable dates includes 1774 First Continental Congress in Philadelphia, 1775 Acadian expulsion, 1905 Portsmouth Treaty end of Russo-Japanese War, Roosevelt Nobel Peace Prize, 1929 Briand plan, 1939 US neutrality, floods in India and East Pakistan, 1955 rising factory buying power, 1964 Typhoon Ruby deaths in Hong Kong and China.
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Continental Congress
Philadelphia
United States
Patrick Henry
Mouth
New Hampshire
Theodore Roosevelt
Aristide Briand
France
League of Nations
Europe
Franklin D. Roosevelt
India
East Pakistan
Labor Department
Hong Kong
Red China
Kwangtung
Basilica Exterior Complete in Nazareth
The exterior of the Basilica of the Annunciation in Nazareth is finished. Solel Boneh built it for the Franciscan order at a cost over a million dollars, funded largely by Roman Catholics abroad. Architect Giovanni Muzio from Milan designed a Crusader influenced dome rising 180 feet with two stacked churches each seating 3,000.
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Nazareth
Israel
Solel Boneh
Israel Building Company
Giovanni Muzio
Milan
Nazareth Church of the Annunciation
Diocese Joins Job Bias Fight in Cincinnati
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Cincinnati joins the fight against alleged racial discrimination in building trades unions. Archbishop Karl J Alter issues a Labor Day statement urging both employers and unions to eliminate discriminatory employment practices.
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Cincinnati
Archdiocese of
Karl J. Alter
Air Base Commissary Destroyed by Fire
Three firemen were treated for smoke inhalation after a fire destroyed a Lockbourne Air Force commissary near Columbus. The building stored paper and soap products. The cause was not immediately determined.
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Columbus, Ohio
Lockbourne Air Force
Here
France Declines NATO Nuclear Planning Committee Seat
West Germany joins Britain and Italy on a NATO nuclear planning committee after France rejects participation. The Paris meeting is set for October and aims to involve nations without nuclear experience in planning. Moscow may protest, citing fears of renewed German militarism. The move could influence West Germany’s upcoming election.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Britain
Italy
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
France
U.S
Moscow
Paris
U.S. Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Seoul Schools Closed Over Antigovernment Riots
The government shut Korea and Yonsei universities in Seoul for failing to discipline professors and students tied to recent antigovernment riots. Education Minister Kwon O byung said the campuses will remain closed until administrators purge elements that could incite further student demonstrations. Police arrested over 180 people as thousands clashed with riot squads in the capital last week.
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Seoul
South Korea
Kwon O-byung
Korea
Yonsei
Local Obituaries Major Deaths Include Delia Craig Madden Stokes
Delia B Craig 78 of 3412 Central Ave died Thursday September 2 at Middletown Hospital. Service September 7 at 2 am at St Paul Episcopal Franklin TN. Interment Hope Cemetery. Madden James 55 of 6024 Manchester Rd Franklin died Friday September ird 11 18 pm at Middletown Hospital. Visitation Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home Sun 2 5 and 7 9 pm. Remains taken to Grand Ave Church of God Monday 9 am to lie in state until 10 30 am. Rev Henry Howard officiating. Interment Madden Cemetery Campton KY. Baker 422 5405. Stokes Homer Pete Sr 69 of 1312 Reynolds died Friday September 33 at 10 am. Visitation Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home Mon 2 5 and 7 9 pm. Service Tuesday 10 30 am Rev Clifford D Stearns. Interment Woodside Cemetery. Baker 422 5405.
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Craig
Delia B
Central Ave
Middletown Hospital
St. Paul Episcopal Church
Franklin
Tennessee
Hope Cemetery
Wilson Memorial Home
Porter Funeral Home
Campron
Kentucky
Ezell F&am Lodge
Madden Cemetery
Campton
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Thank You Notes From Fortunes Henning Redd Sorrells
A collage of sympathy messages and thanks from families mourning losses. The notes express gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors and name several funeral homes hospitals and clergy including McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Garden Manor and Rev A M Wilson. Special thanks are given to caregivers doctors and nurses and to various church groups and chapels.
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Fortune
Father Crawford Fortune SR
Herschel Caudill
McCoy-Leffier
Jack Bowling
Russell Ensor
Ray Smith
Crawford Fortune Jr
Henning
George Henning
Garden Manor
Edward Sebald
Grace L
Nannie) Redd
A. M. Wilson
Gene Chaney
Jerry Salvers
Trenton Church of the Nazarene
Joseph R. Baker and Sons
German Returns To Iron Curtain
A refugee East German border guard Franz Lange, 23, who escaped to the West in June 1964 and was to be tried for forcing back two men at gunpoint, reportedly fled back behind the Iron Curtain after writing to his West German employer for work papers. Pluto, the ninth planet, was discovered in 1930 by Clyde Tombaugh at Lowell Observatory.
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Hannover
Germany
Lower Saxony
Franz Lange
East Germany
Lange
Clyde Tombaugh
Lowell Observatory
Flagstaff
Ariz
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NATO
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Commercia
Lebanon
Warren County
Waynesville
Mason
Sorrell
Sherlin
Jeffrey Alan
Lttle
Dial
PEONY
Columbia Ave
First Ave
Peasttown
Germantown
Harry L. Johnson
Schrock’s
HDWE
Yankee Dial
St. Mary Parish Hall
1St & Main Sts
NCR
Middle Own
S. Main St
Beauty & Barber
Tom Blaechle
Danner’s
Highland
Tom's
JO Ann
Castell
Sidney Vinnell
Boston
Mass
Gage Dr
W. Elkton
Sun
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Crescent
Walker's
MS Sanitation
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Building Trades
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S. Main
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Clarence Quiett
Lillie Hoover
Charles Spence
Robert Batze
Denny Lumber Co
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