Controllers Have Air Traffic Milling
Ottawa Herald reports in July 1968 that PATCO members planned to enforce strict FAA spacing rules, risking ground and en route delays. FAA officials across major hubs cite mixed or unrelated delays, with Kennedy and National seeing backups tied to traffic rather than slowdowns.
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National Airport
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United States
Fect
Los Angeles
Chicago
O'Hare International
Clifford D. Slack
Oklahoma City
Relative Calm Hopes For Irish Festival
Belfast report notes a shift toward reduced violence on Orange Day as Northern Ireland Irisht border tensions ease. Leaders Terence O Neill and Jack Lynch meet, signaling cross border thaw amid decades of sectarian strife and obedience to Queen Elizabeth II continued.
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Ireland
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Jack Lynch
Terence O'Neill
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British Isles
Terence O’neill
O’neill
Sean Lemass
Irish Republic
Fear Of Monopoly A Tradition
New York AP notes a long standing distrust of concentrated power in American history. The piece observes rising antipower sentiment, with the Justice Department pressuring prominent businessmen to relinquish board seats and heightened scrutiny of stock market brokers and security costs.
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Antipower
Justice Department
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