Helicopter on Pan Am building kills five in Midtown
A New York Airways helicopter on the Pan Am rooftop pad toppled, its blades slashing pedestrians and causing five deaths with eight injured. One blade struck a Bronx woman on Madison Avenue. others damaged windows and debris rained over nearby streets. NTSB opened an inquiry as service to airports was halted then resumed earlier this year.
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How We Make The Fastest Flight To Tokyo Seem Faster
The piece explains applying a scientific idea that time passes quickly when contentment is high to enhance passenger enjoyment on flights to Tokyo. It argues that airline efforts to improve comfort, service, and ambiance create a perception of speed, making the journey feel shorter for travelers.
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Bell condemns Justice Dept leaks over FBI probe
Attorney General Griffin Bell denounces leaks by department staff in the FBI wiretap and mail opening investigation, saying unethical actions aim to steer the case. He asserts the department will uphold law, fairness, and ethics, despite protests from FBI personnel.
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Republicans launch defense fund for charged FBI agents
Former Treasury Secretary William E. Simon along with James Buckley and Clare Boothe Luce lead a legal defense fund for FBI agents under indictment for official duties. The initial focus is John J. Kearney, a retired agent charged with illegal wiretapping and bugging leftist groups in the 1960s. The fund's supporters call the case a viciously unfair prosecution and defend the investigative methods used by Kearney.
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Health News Warns Tranquilizers May Harm Heart
A columnist cites a Journal of the American Medical Association report linking tranquilizers to heart defects and sudden death. The piece urges addressing chronic stress at its source and treating nervous tension rather than relying on pills, urging readers to seek professional care.
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