Judge Rules Diaz Not Qualified As Pan Am Stewardess
Federal Judge Charles Fulton ruled that Celio Diaz Jr. did not qualify as a Pan American stewardess after Diaz, a man, sued alleging sex discrimination. The court found being a woman was a bona fide occupational qualification and that Pan Am could consider passenger preferences and special psychological needs when hiring.
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Miami
Pan American Airways
Celio Diaz Jr
Fulton
Diva
Pan American
Parental Joy and Turmoil Highlight Vietnam News
Mrs. Catherine Parsons of Hazleton Pa learned her son survived a helicopter crash in Vietnam after weeks of fear. In Chu Lai he endures third degree burns while sending a birthday greeting to his mother. A separate Columbia University scene shows student unrest and a hazing threat to William J McGill as he prepares to lead next year.
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Hazleton
Vietnam
Evie
Marina Isl
Larey Parks
Defeensee Department
Parks
Rom
Chu Li
Parsons
Sid
William J. McGil
Columbia University
New York
Metill
University of California At San Diego
McGill
Columbia
Williamt Koustler
Chicago Seven
Johnsons dine with Agnews during Washington visit
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson and Lady Bird Johnson dined Thursday with Vice President Spiro Agnew and his wife at the Agnews apartment in the Sheraton Perk Hotel as Johnson's Washington trip continued. An Agnew aide called them good friends.
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Lady Bird
Spiro ‘T.agnew
Agnews
Johnsons
Sheraton Perk Hotel
Johson
Washington
Agnew
Johnson
Didner Johnson
Harry & Truman
National Portrait Gallery
Defense
Clark Clifford
Clifford
Supreme Court
Tom Clark
North Vietnam
Dean Ask
Israeli Jets Attack on Two Fronts Reported
Reports say Israeli air force struck targets along the Suez Canal and guerrilla bases in Jordan. The strikes come amid ongoing rocket and bazooka attacks, with an American official and Cairo talks seen as efforts to de‑escalate.
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Suez Canal
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Tal Aviv
U.S
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Pape Paul VI
Middle East
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Stes Canal
Yel Aviv
Acoss
Jordan Valley
Guerrill
Sea of Galilee
Tsrael
Jorian
Banaka
Antmen
Hish-Shuna
Res
Galilee
South Vietnam siege relief breaks through to Dak Seang camp
South Vietnamese relief battalion reached the Dak Seang Special Forces camp after savage fighting with North Vietnamese forces entrenched in the area. The drive uncovered 280 graves and 246 enemy bodies as U.S. air and artillery support guarded the outpost, with about 400 South Vietnamese and Green Beret advisers in command.
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Saigon
Dak Seang
Dek Seang
Cambodia Proclaims Transition to Republic Amid Fighting
The government announced that Cambodia would become a republic on Saturday ending 2,000 years of monarchy as new fighting flared. The statement signals a dramatic political shift amid ongoing conflict and instability in the country.
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Phnom Pena
Camboilla
Ronarchy
Cargo Plane Crashes at Sea Off Okinawa. 11 Feared Dead
An AUS Air Force C130 cargo plane with 11 aboard went down 15 miles southeast of Naha after takeoff. Military spokesmen say no survivors were found. The 6 crew and 5 passengers were all Japanese nationals. The crash occurred 13 minutes after takeoff amid border tensions and Viet Cong attacks near Phnom Penh.
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Okinawa
Lipt
Air Force
Pacific Ocean
Naha Air Base
Nore
Miliary
Japan
Laos Defines Terms for Truce and Troop Withdrawal
VIENTIANE Laos State the government's reply to a Pathet Lao peace offer calls for a cease fire and foreign troop withdrawal to extend through all zones. The plan would include the Ho Chi Minh trail as the main route for North Vietnam to South Vietnam in eastern Laos. It does not concede a halt to U.S. bombing as demanded by the Pathet Lao.
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Vientiane
Laosi
Pathet Liao
Meade Publi
Ho Chi Minh Trail
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Laos
U.S
Pathets
Townspeople Flee Fiery Train Wreck Near New Athens IA
A derailment and explosion near New Athens Illinois forced an evacuation of about 2,000 residents after 23 cars of a freight train left the tracks. Fire departments battled blazes with chemicals as residents fled, with no injuries reported and most moved to nearby towns.
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New Athens
Milton Schmelzel
Liva
Illinois
Schmelzel
Schmelvel
Scott Air Force Base
Peluen
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