News Services suspend CONELRAD alert tests after false broadcast
AP and UPI will stop carrying routine CONELRAD tests until safeguards are set. A wrong tape triggered an 18 minute false alert, prompting calls for checks with White House or Colorado center. FCC will survey stations I think and lawmakers push for investigation while defense officials seek fixes.
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FAA hit in Wichita St crash in Colorado Rockies
Look magazine reports the FAA delayed applying a 1970 recommendation to subject non commercial charter flights to the same safety rules as commercial carriers. The Oct 2 1970 crash killed 31, including Wichita State University football players, aboard a Martin 404 in Colorado. Philip I Ryther urged closing the loophole.
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