Agencies Differ Over Flying Rule
The article discusses a safety dispute between the NTSB and FAA over the see and be seen rule for midair collision avoidance. It covers a Los Angeles area crash and past incidents, the 1926 origin of the rule, and calls to replace it with modern procedures. It notes the NTSB criticisms and FAA defenses alongside related crashes and statistics.
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Washington
Air West
Marine Corps
Los Angeles
U.S
Indianapolis
Ind
National Transportation Safety Board
NTSB
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Safety Board
Stark ¢An Gabriel Mountains
Air West Dcs
Salt Lake City
Vir
Tual
FAAC
Piedmont
North Carolina
Ohio
American Airlines
Newark
N.J
Val Doonican's TV Show Lacks Fresh Flair On ABC
AP reports The Val Doonican Show on ABC follows a bland summer variety format with guests Petula Clark and Jerry Reed. The host is a relaxed Irish entertainer whose songs guitar and light chatter fail to elevate the routine, while a ho hum comedy bit and awkward dialogue dampen the hour. Belmont Stakes coverage notes Canonero II nears Triple Crown after Derby and Preakness wins.
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New York
Val Doonican
ABC
Petula Clark
Jerry Reed
Bobby Sherman
Sherman
Elvis Presley
Fifth Dimension
Tom Jones
CBS
Canonero II
Congress Suffers Edifice Complex
Washington lawmakers debate a wave of expansion projects dating to 1793 with new office buildings, underground garages, hotel acquisitions, and a looming west front extension. Speaker Carl Albert seeks a fourth House office building while the Appropriations Committee weighs halting the Library of Congress annex and other space demands.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Senate
Rayburn
Capitol
Congressional
Carl Albert
House
Albert
Raysburn
Library of Congress
Appropriations Committee
Appropriations
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
James Madison Memorial Library
Madison Memorial Library
Ten Die Weekend in State Mishaps Across Louisiana
Louisiana weekend fatalities total ten with five traffic deaths. Foster Bryant and wife Florinda Mae killed at Bosier City crossing with a Southern Pacific freight train. Other traffic victims include Robert Dickerson near Lake Charles, Oliver Sanford in a West Lake rollover, and Mary Stephens near Geismar. Five drowned in water incidents including Kirk Barrios on Lake Pontchartrain and children Donald Jackson and Charles Billups in Bayou Rapides.
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Louisiana
Foster L. Bryant
Shreveport
Florida Mae
Southern Pacific
Bossier City
Robert L. Dickerson
Leesville
Lake Charles
Richard
Oliver Sanford
Egan
West Lake
Mary Stephens
Geismar
Stanley R. Martin
Texarkana
Ark
Kirk Barrios
Metairie
Lake Pontchartrain
John Schwezmann
Donald Ray Jackson
Charles Edward Billups
Alexandria
Bayou Rapides
Antiwar Groups Lobby To Win Senate Votes
Washington leaders from professional, religious and civil rights groups launch a week of antiwar lobbying aimed at pressuring 24 senators to back a revived McGovern Hatfield amendment to halt U.S. funding for the Vietnam War by December 31. The effort includes ads and a Capitol rally with former senators and notable officials and targets key votes amid skepticism about success.
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Washington
U.S
Lobby of
Joseph Clark
D-Pa
Charles E. Goodell
N.Y
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Stephen Young
Ohio
Capitol
Senate
Nixon
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Fidward Kennedy
D-Mass
Mark Hatfield
R-Ore
Phillip
F14 Defect Claim Probed By Solons
The House Armed Services Committee investigates a hydraulic line defect blamed for the F14 Tomcat crash on Tone Island. A letter from former Navy workers alleges safety tests were waived to speed the program. Navy Captain Andrew Yates disputes the claims saying engineers had no objections.
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House
Armed Services Committee
Navy
Andrew Yates
Yates
Grumman Co
Bethpage
N.Y
Tone Island
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
Pentagon
Melvin R. Laird
Milhaud Leaves Mills After 31 Years at Mills College
Darius Milhaud, the French composer and member of Les Six, will leave his Mills College music faculty post after 31 years. The 78 year old joined Mills in 1940 and has been professor emeritus and composer in residence since 1962. He and his wife plan to settle permanently in Paris this summer, joining their son and two grandchildren.
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Calif
Darius Milhaud
Les Six
Mills College
Milhaud
Paris
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