CAB moves to phase out youth airline fares
The Civil Aeronautics Board orders discontinuation of youth and family fares starting June 1. Parents and students urge Congress to reverse the plan, arguing discounts aid college-bound travel while industry officials warn discounts reduce revenues. Opposition cites abuse and questions of seat availability.
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Robert F. Buckhorn
Washington
UPI
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Congress
Richard J. O'Melia
Bureau of Enforcement
Soes
New York
Stuart G. Tipton
Air Transport Association
Royalist arrests follow Greece's monarchy abolition
Police rounded up royalists after Premier Papadopoulos declared Greece a republic and set a July 29 referendum. Notables detained include Christoforos Stratos, 49, ex interior minister. retired Maj. Gen. Nikolaos Fetsis. and former Police Commissioner Kyriakos Spyriounis. Pro and anti monarchist actions surfaced as Athens celebrates, while ex-king Constantine reacts from Rome.
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Athens
UPI
George Papadopoulos
Republic of Greece
Athens News
John Horn
Christoforos Stratos
Interior
King Paul
Nickalaos Fetsis
Kyriakos Spyriounis
General Confederation of Greek Workers
GSEE
Greece
Panayotis Kanellopoulos
Dimitrios Papaspyrou
Constantine
Papadopoulos
Aovernment
Army Cadet School
Rome
Rummage Sale For Debbie Strickland Memorial Fund
Gamma Rho fraternity Phoenix College and Thunderbird Kiwanis Club sponsor a Sunday rummage sale to aid the Debbie Strickland Memorial Fund. It runs 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Greyhound Park 3801 E Washington with items from clothes to kitchen sinks. Debbie Strickland eight died last month from a heart ailment leaving her uninsurable. Her parents Daniel and, Strickland 3028 N 47th St, face more than $3,000 in medical costs. The Scottsdale Daily Progress fund has grown to about $800 so far.
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Debbie Strickland
Greyhound Park
Washington
Daniel Strickland
47Th St
The
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Blob fungus identified in Garland backyard
University of Texas professor C. J. Alexopolous announced that the backyard pulsating organism widely called the blob is not a fungus fuligo septica but a different reddish creature. The specimen appeared in Marie Harris’s Garland yard three weeks ago drawing national attention.
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Garland
Tex
UPI
University of Texas Biology
C. J. Alexopolous
Marie Harris
Psychic Hurkos joins hunt for Teresa Romeo killers
UPI reports psychic Peter Hurkos has joined Henderson police in the search for Teresa Romeo's killer. He has examined the murder scene 1000 yards off Nevada State 41 in Henderson, collected clothing, a picture and a map, and claims new findings. Romeo was a Bishop Gorman High School honor student found murdered in the southern Nevada desert near Lake Mead.
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Las Vegas
UPI
Peter Hurkos
Teresa Romeo
Nevada Desert
Hurkos
Henderson
Nev
Miss Romeo
Nevada State 41
Lake Mead
Sharon Tate
Boston
Rich novelist Wambaugh Returns to Police Beat in L A
Joe Wambaugh, famed author of The New Centurions and The Blue Knight, ends a six month leave and resumes duty as homicide detective in East Los Angeles Hollenbeck Division. He says wealth changes little, plans fewer risks, and remains drawn to police life despite fame.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Hollywood
Joe Wambaugh
Wambaugh
Hollenbeck
Edward M. Davis
Police
Doctors study sudden infant deaths
A report by Dr. Irwin J. Polk examines sudden infant death syndrome SIDS noting it mostly affects healthy infants under six months. Five Syracuse children were studied showing breathless periods during deep sleep and two of the five died of SIDS, suggesting link to frequent longer breathless spells, especially with colds.
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Irwin J. Polk
M.D
United States
Department of Pediatrics
Upstate Medical Center
Syracuse
N.Y
Bermuda Triangle mystery explored by librarians at ASU
Arizona State University librarians Kusche and Blouin compile a 250 entry bibliography answering What is the Bermuda Triangle? They note 80 ships and 50 planes lost, with the Navy bomber case among famous incidents. They estimate a dozen genuine mysteries and offer library copies for readers.
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Navy
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Bermuda Triangle
Florida
Atlantic
Arizona State University
Larry Kusche
Deborah Blouin
Kusche
Miss Blouin
Blouin
Triangle
Miami
Bermuda
Puerto Rico
Coast Guard
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Thunderbird Kiwanis Club
Bob Connors
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Thomas Connors
E. Joshua Tree Lane
Supercat
London
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Noel Fletcher
Fletcher
Stourbridge
England
Bobby Peters
Bobby
St. Steven’s
Ken Bitter
Kaibab
Charles R. Bitter
E. Monterosa
Ken
Order of Arrow Brotherhood
Man and
Bes
Kelly
Maharishi
Mahesh Yogi
Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
Cosmopolitan
Wall Street Journal
New York Times
Today's Health
Science Digest
Delta Kappan
Scientific American
Harvard Medical School
Federal Savings
Broadway
Tempe
IMS
Columbus
la Dahama
Puerto
Air Force
ASU
Hayden
Otidan Sve
Phoenix
E. van Buren
of Phoenix Presents Entertainment
Pedro Alvarez
Villa
Sally Seaman
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