Citizen Solutions Aim To Halt Airline Hijackings
A wide range of proposed cures from citizens and experts fills FAA inboxes as hijacking concerns grow. Proposals include cockpit tray doors, dual entry pits, tranquilizers, metal detectors, and even offering free travel to Cuba. FAA emphasizes nonviolence to avoid catastrophic risk and notes detectors cannot distinguish many weapons.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
S.S
Cuba
Remsberg Participates as Consultant at Florida Parley
Doris Remsberg, principal of Harmony Grove School, was invited to participate as a consultant on education for exceptional children at a conference sponsored by the Florida State Department of Education in Jacksonville. The session, held in December, aimed to improve coordination between architects and educators to raise educational quality.
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Doris Remsberg
Harmony Grove
Florida State Department of Education
Jacksonville
Joseph W. Crenshaw
Remsberg
Harmon Grose School
Hoch Creek Center
Albert D. Johnson
Florida
Department of Education
Sirs
Frederick County
Rock Creek Center
Mary Condon Hodgson
Board of Education
Community Forum Lecture Series Opens Feb 5 at Hood College
The Community Forum Lecture Series starts February 5 at 7 p.m. with Dr. J. J. Jeffries presenting Meeting Individual Crises. Dr. Jeffries, of the Department of Psychiatry, will lead the session at Hood College.
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Hallimore Clo Hospitals
Hood
Price Auditorium
George L Smith, Jr
Frederick
Beta Beta Beta
National Honoram Biological Society
Community Forum
J. J. Jeffries
Hood College
Dr. Jeffries
Department of Psychiatry
Only One Bid Kennedy Said RFK Planned One White House Run
Senator Edward M. Kennedy claimed in an interview that Robert F. Kennedy intended to run for the presidency only once. He said RFK told him if he failed in 1968 he would return to the Senate and not seek the White House again.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
White House
Senate
Senate OKs Birthday Switches in Maryland
The Maryland Senate tentatively approved moving George Washington’s birthday to the third Monday in February to align with a federal law. Opponents warned of traffic risks and mocked the change as a pump handle anniversary. supporters argued for calendar conformity to federal law.
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Annapolis
George Washington
Maryland Senate
Senate
J. Joseph Curran Jr
de Balto
Judiciary Committee
Washington
Curran
Frederick C. Malkun Jr
Lower Share
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al Butler
Ffas
Sandards Service
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Washesington
Great Beilala
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Asin Department
Hoover
Rey
RCA Stereo
Tae Standish
RCA Victor
Bassinet
Magnus Music
Hassock
Frederick Shopping Center
Schley Ave
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