FAA Orders Full Probe Into Air Charter Oversight
Washington AP Volpe ordered a comprehensive inquiry into the air charter industry and FAA supervision. The move follows the Wichita State crash and FAA grounding of more planes. Smyth to lead in depth review of charter operations and FAA rules to identify deficiencies. An FAA claim of warning Golden Eagle Aviation conflicted with an Oklahoma City official.
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Federal Aviation Administration
Secretary of Transportation
John Volpe
FAS
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Colorado
Wichita
Volpe
FAA
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Willard J. Smyth
Secretary of Transportation For Safety and Consumer Affairs
United States
Golden Eagle Aviation Inc
Oklahoma City
Golden Eagle
Quebec separatists threaten Cross as deadline nears
The Quebec Liberation Front warned that British diplomat James Cross will not be found if authorities do not end the search and free 23 political prisoners by 6 p.m. today. The group said it would defend itself and could liquidate Cross if its demands are unmet, and released Cross’s handwritten note to his wife via a Montreal radio station.
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Quebec
James Richard Cross
Quebec Liberation Front
J. Cross
Cross
Jerome Choquette
the Minster of Justice
Testimony continues in Tate case in Los Angeles
AP reports Susan Atkins, in a jailhouse recollection, admitted killing actress Sharon Tate. Witness Virginia Castro said Atkins described stabbing Tate, reveling in blood and death as Tate pleaded for life and a baby. Castro, once jailed for petty theft, testified Atkins spoke of the "thrill" of the crime.
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Susan Atkins
Sharon Tate
Virginia Graham Castro
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Miss Ailans
Miss
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Miss Tate
Iran plane hijack ends after copilot shot in Baghdad
Three Iranian hijackers seized an Iranian jetliner to Baghdad and shot the copilot amid demands to free 21 political prisoners. Iran said the plane landed in Abadan after negotiations with Iraqi authorities and eventual release. Baghdad radio reported 45 passengers remained aboard.
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Tehran
Iran
Baghdad
Ardeshir Zhaedi
Baghdad Radio
Iraq
Zhaedi
Abadan
Shaat al Arab River
Dr Wizenberg To Speak At Local Cancer Crusade Dinner
Dr Morris J Wizenberg MD president elect of the Maryland ACS will speak on the cancer fight at a Wednesday Oct 14 dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Francis W Bush Sr Frederick County ACS says the radiologist of national renown will address the first local awards program honoring county crusaders for the cure. Reservations via Cancer Office 662 2357. Dutch treat at $3 50 per person. attendees urged to attend.
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American Cancer Society
Morris J. Wizenberg MD
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Francis W. Bush Sr
Frederick County
ACS
Wizenberg
Cancer Office
U S And Russia Continue Talks On Indochina Berlin And Cease Fire
Secretary of State Rogers said the United States will press ahead with negotiations with the Soviet Union on Indochina and Berlin while contesting Soviet missile violations in the Middle East. He expressed optimism on an Indochina cease fire and noted a U S withdrawal timeline to shift most forces from combat roles by May 1.
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William P. Rogers
United States
Soviet Union
Middle East
Moscow
Rogers
Indochina
Berlin
Andrei Gromyko
New York
U.S
South Vietnam
Gromyko
State Department
Soviets Deny Truce Violations Over Suez Zone
The Soviet Union rejects U S charges of constructing and manning missile sites in the Suez Canal cease-fire area as sheer fabrication Tass the official Soviet news agency denounces an anti Soviet campaign of slander in Washington The United States says Moscow aided cease fire terms while indirect U N talks collapsed after Israel walked out over Egyptian missile buildup.
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Suez Canal
U.S
William P. Rogers
Washington
Moscow
Tass
United States
Mideast
Israel
Jordan
Egypt
United Nations
Cambodian Forces Repel Major Taung Kauk Assault
Cambodian military spokesmen said enemy troops tried to split a large Taung Kauk task force but were driven back after hours of fighting. Four government soldiers were killed and 25 wounded, with about 30 enemy dead observed near the lines before dawn air strikes provided close support.
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Phnom Penh
Taung Kauk
Prakham
Taing
Kauk
Frederick Women Clash Over the Midi Fashion Trend
Barbara Laughlin reports Frederick women and merchants clash over the longuette trend as shops push the mid calf look amid skeptical sales staff and mixed consumer reaction. Critics argue economy, provocation, or rebellion behind the midi while supporters hope for fashion revival.
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Frederick
Pretty Hood College
Women’s Wear Daily
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