Airlines Wage Fare War Broadens European Travel Deal
A price war lowers youth round trips from New York to Europe. Sabena cuts New York Brussels fares to 200 with 220 peak, Alitalia offers 199 to Rome for 12 to 26, Irish International to Shannon 180 205 peak, BOAC to London 190 210 peak, Pan Am and Air France move to 200 210, KLM 200 210, Lufthansa 210 228 with Berlin 212 230. Pan Am matches Amsterdam London Glasgow Paris Rome. prior London fare was 272 and Rome 320 for 29 to 45 day trips.
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Europe
Sabena
Irish International Airlines
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BOAC
London
Pan American World Airways
Air France
Brussels
Paris
Royal Dutch Klm
Amsterdam
Lufthansa
Germany
Berlin
Pan Am
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Rome
Press Leaders Urge United Front To Defend Free News
AP general manager Wes Gallagher urged journalists to unite against threats to press freedom. Speaking at the AP Broadcasters Association convention, he warned that democracy hinges on a free flow of news and that criticism from government and the public underscores the need for a united profession. He warned against any half free press and urged journalists to face challenges collectively.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Wes Gallagher
Associated Press Broadcasters Association
Gallagher
Corning pair named in local records
Leonard Allen Touvell aged 20 and Caryl Ann Seavers aged 18 are identified in Corning records. The report notes their ages and hometown. Further details were not provided in the fragment.
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Leonard Allen Touvell
Caryl Ann Seavers
Corning
Oregon Governor Urges Drug Research and Methadone Use
Oregon Governor Tom McCall urged a nationwide program to find a nonaddictive heroin substitute and defended methadone as a benign alternative. He told the National Commission on Marijuana and Drug Abuse that Congress should support local drug councils and stressed ongoing education, treatment, and halfway-house efforts in Oregon.
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San Francisco
Oregon
Tom McCall
National Commission On Marijuana and Drug Abuse
McCall
Congress
America
Navy Adopts Single Uniform for All Ranks by 1975
The Navy announces a uniform overhaul under Admiral Zumwalt to standardize dress. By July 1975 officers and enlisted will wear a double breasted dark blue jacket with white shirt and black tie, replacing traditional bellbottoms and dungarees with a blue work uniform featuring a zippered front. Tropical Khaki and white uniforms stay.
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Washington
Navy
Elmo R. Zumwalt Jr
Naval Operations
China joins US and USSR as third power in nuclear balance
In a first of two analyses AP correspondent William L. Ryan outlines how Red China’s potential ICBM test shifts the nuclear balance from a US-Soviet duel to a three power game. Experts warn the triangular dynamic could prompt restraint and tougher power calculus in coming decades.
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Washington
China
William L. Ryan
Red China
Ralph Lapp
Britain
France
Salt
United States
Soviet Union
Nixon
Atlantic
Pacific
Japan
Asia
Com
U.N
Land Exchange North of Covelo Finalized
The United States Forest Service and Georgia Pacific Company completed a land exchange north of Covelo in Mendocino National Forest. The deal removes a 4,215 acre Buck Mountain parcel from public ownership, creating a simpler pattern for both parties and improving access for recreation users. Acting Forest Supervisor George M. Coombes announced the exchange as beneficial to public land use.
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Covelo
United States Forest Service
Georgia- Pacific Company
Mendocino National Forest
George M. Coombes
Round Valley
Buck Mountain
Tip On Jobs For Youths In Northern California
A Bay Area HRD spokesman urges job seekers to target small firms over large ones for summer positions. Marged Sugarman says big employers cut back, making small trade and service firms relatively more open. She advises wide outreach and visits to local HRD offices for guidance.
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Northern California
State Department of Human Resources Development Chrd
Marged Sugarman
San Francisco Bay Area
California
Campground Fee Compliance Questioned by Forest Officials
Mendocino National Forest district rangers warn about widespread noncompliance with recreation fee schedules in forest campgrounds. Citations have been issued over recent weekends, typically carrying ten dollar fines and costly processing for the Forest Service.
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Mendocino National Forest
Forest Service
U.S
Energy provider outlines growth and future supply plans
The company projects serving over 105000 more people this year, equating to about 12 new customers per hour, increasing demand for gas and electricity for homes and institutions. It emphasizes building new plants to meet rising public needs while improving the environment and ensuring reliable energy for all.
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