Officials seek solution to major airport congestion plan
UPI reports Washington and major airlines urge industry wide talks to ease takeoff and landing delays at key hubs. Trans World Airlines seeks CAB waivers to discuss scheduling, flight cuts, and peak fare adjustments amid criticism of controller slowdowns and safety concerns.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Aviation Administration
Trans World Airlines
Charles Tillinghast Jr
Civil Aeronautic Board
CAB
Tillinghast
FAA
Congress
Justice Department
TWA
Pan American
American
Eastern
United
New York
Ten youths vandalize Los Angeles State College office
Ten men identifying with the Black Students Union overturned office machines at California State College at Los Angeles and scattered hundreds of files. They demanded control over admissions and academic records of Black students, threatening action unless a decision was made within 24 hours.
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Los Angeles
UPI
California State College
William F. Long
Sun
Theampus
BSU
Long
Steelworkers Union Votes to Back Strike if Needed
The Steelworkers Union announced it would use discretion in strike action after a Tuesday vote showing 9 to 1 support for strike authorization if negotiations fail. I W Abel said officers will exercise the authority cautiously to press for fair terms in the industry. The union cites ongoing progress since June 24 and calls the vote a clear signal of strong worker support for equitable bargaining.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Ted Steelworkers Union
Essary
Trike
I.W. Abel
Abel
Rockefeller Endorsed by New York Times for GOP Nomination
The New York Times backs Nelson Rockefeller for the Republican presidential nomination citing foreign affairs insight broad appeal to Black and white voters and executive experience. Nixon leads Rockefeller in GOP preferences in the South per pollster Louis Harris.
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United Press International
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York Times Today
the Times
New York
Rockefeller
Kansas
Missouri
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Richard M. Nixon
Vietnam
Louis Harris
Nixon
Harris
George Wallace
Richard Nixon
Wallace
South
Eugene J. McCarthy
Washington
Minnesota
United States
U.N
Biafra
McCarthy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Ronald Jane
California
Birmingham
Ala
Cleveland
Southeast Asia
Humphreys
Israelis Drive Off Egyptian MIGs Near Suez Canal
Israeli Air Force says three Egyptian MIG jets tried to enter Israeli held territory east of the Suez Canal. no casualties reported as all Israeli planes returned to base. Earlier, Jordanian and Israeli forces battled near the Jordan River with continued but brief gunfire and casualties claimed on one side.
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United Press
Suez Canal
Tel- Aviv
Israell
Jordan River
Allenby Bridge
Jordan
Israel
Massada
Jordan Valley
Himma
Sea of Galilee
Arizona central purchasing saved state funds in first year
Arizona's central purchasing program saved the state 472000 during its first year of operation. Ted Hawkins, state finance commissioner, said contracts totaling 36 million were awarded for automotive, transportation, office supplies to 463 firms in 66 towns. Expansion plans include office equipment, repairs, construction gear and institutional supplies.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
Ted Hawkins
Solon Bennett
Hawkins
Gun laws dead for action this year in Congress
Congress will not pass new firearm controls beyond banning interstate sales of all guns. The House approved a broad interstate sale ban 304 118 and the Senate committee backed similar limits. Prospects for federal registration and licensing proposals appear unlikely to gain support.
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Washington
UPI
90Th Congress
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Joseph Tydings
D-Md
Martin Luther King Jr
Robert F. Kennedy
Sweden cracks down as two U S deserters denied asylum
Sweden’s Aliens Commission refused asylum for two U S servicemen, expelling William D. Woodkey and Josip Ivanov, while granting asylum to Gerry Lee McDonald on humanitarian grounds. About 20 GIs remain seeking asylum as authorities show tougher stance against deserters.
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Stockholm
UPI
U.S
Sweden
Commission
William D. Woodkey
Santa Monica
Calif
San Jose
Josip Ivanov
Gerry Lee McDonald
Whiteside
Phones installed for Demo meeting at Amphitheatre
Preliminary work begins today to install communications facilities at the International Amphitheatre for the Democratic national convention opening August 26. The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, in a 79 day strike against Illinois Bell, says 300 volunteer workers will do the work unpaid to keep Chicago connected. About 20 men, mostly cable pullers, began laying wires today at the Amphitheatre.
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UPI
International Amphitheatre
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Illinois Bell Telephone Co
Miami Beach
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