FAA to install new warning system after O'Hare near miss
FAA cites controller error in near collision of United and TWA jets over Chicago. A new system will create protected air space above 19,000 feet and alert controllers if two zones merge, reducing risk of similar incidents.
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Federal Aviation Administration
O’hare International
FAA
United Airlines
TWA
Neal Callahan
United 291
Callahan
United Air Lines
United
FAA Air Route Traffic Control Center
Aurora
Marines Die in Explosion at Camp Hansen Okinawa
Twelve U S Marines were killed or wounded Sunday while disposing of old ammunition near an incinerator at Camp Hansen Okinawa. Exact cause not yet known. Two Marines died immediately others later. four deaths in total by Monday.
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Tokyo
U. S
Camp Hansen
Okinawa
Hearst case gag pleaded in San Francisco
Prosecutors ask a judge to issue a gag order barring Patricia Hearst defense attorneys from further public comment on the case amid accusations of using the media to arouse sympathy for the jailed heiress.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
U N backs Belize territorial integrity resolution
The U N General Assembly voted 110 to 9 with 16 abstentions to affirm Belize’s inviolability and territorial integrity against Guatemala's claims. The vote solidifies support for Belize as a self governing British colony, despite regional disputes.
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United Nations
U. N. General Assembly
Belize
Guatemala
Illinois petitions flood in on first filing day for elections
About 600 sets of nominating petitions were filed or mailed to the Illinois Board of Elections on the first filing day eight day period. James Thompson filed for governor on the Republican side while Richard Cooper did not submit his petitions. Joan Anderson filed in the Republican primary for lieutenant governor. Democrats backed by Chicago Mayor Daley filed petitions for the full slate. Gov Daniel Walker plans to file for the Democratic governor nomination later this week.
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Springfield
State Board of Elections
Franklin J. Landing Jr
Landing
James Thompson
U.S
Chicago
Richard Cooper
Winnetka
Joan Anderson
Western Springs
Richard J. Daley
Daniel Walker
Stevens faces NOW demand to block Supreme Court nomination
NOW leaders call on President Ford to withdraw John Paul Stevens's nomination after he said blacks are more disadvantaged than women. Stevens testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee amid broad support, with Kennedy pressing for affirmative action and Stevens insisting on impartial, equal treatment of litigants. The ABA praised Stevens as the hearing proceeded smoothly.
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Washington
National Organization For Women
Ford
Supreme Court
John Paul Stevens
Stevens
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
High Court
Karen DeCrow
Ms. DeCrow
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Kennedy
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
American Bar Association
Rhodesia Premier vows killings if guerrillas invade Salisbury
Prime Minister Ian Smith declared that Rhodesia would kill thousands of black guerrillas if they invade Salisbury to press for majority rule. He rejected immediate black majority rule in any settlement and warned Western nations about Communist involvement in Angola. He signaled a phased path to potential black rule while insisting on security and stability for all races during constitutional talks with Nkomo.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Rhodesia
Smith
Senate
Angola
Proshua Nkomo
Nkomo
U S veto blocks UN action over Lebanon air strikes
The United States casts its 12th veto at the United Nations on a Lebanon related condemnation of Israeli air attacks. Ambassador Moynihan says the measure is one sided for not censuring guerrilla violence against Israel. Thirteen nations back the resolution and Costa Rica abstains. The Lebanese police report over 100 killed in last weeks strikes.
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United States
Lebanon
U. S
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Council
Middle East
Israel
Costa Rica
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