Air traffic growth calls for bigger planes and smarter baggage handling
The article foresees a rapid rise in air travel with Lockheed like cargo carriers expanding capacity to 800 passengers. Cities must upgrade baggage sorting and passenger flow or risk travelers turning away. Air transportation is the fastest growing U.S. industry, with passenger share rising from 33 percent to 66 percent over ten years. Projections show 454 million fliers annually by 1987, up from 19 million in 1950. Mayors enjoyed a strong Hawaii meeting and debated Vietnam policy plus local policing car choices. A humorous Solomon-like local debate suggested seven-cylinder patrol cars to settle the matter.
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Lockheed
CIA
Tipton
U.S
The Lighter Side Attacks NASWSMBO On Repair Tactics
A satirical notice critiques NASWSMBO alleging they push customers to replace items by delaying parts and overcharging. It mocks plastic items and faulty gadgets including a brittle lawn tool and a leaky sprinkler. The unsigned letter closes with a quip about NASWSMBO and ends with an unrelated penguin fact.
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Furness
Naswsmbo
Johnson Gains Anew In Polls And With Governors
President Johnson rides a new wave of popularity as a Louis Harris poll shows 58 percent approving of his job. Governors at St Louis praise his leadership while most express belief he will win in 1968, though 54 percent remain unhappy with Vietnam policy.
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UPI
Johnson
Middle East
Alexei Kosygin
Louis Harris
White House
Econtrast
Alay
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
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George Romney
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Harris
Vietnam
Thant Clears Egypt as War Trigger and Israel Pressure
Thant explains Egypt asked for U N troops removed from El Sabha and Sharm el Sheik provoking Egypt Israel friction. He notes Israel resisted moving the U N force to its side, complicating the withdrawal. Thant had considered retirement but stayed after U S and Soviet consent.
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Thant
U.N
el Sabha
Sinai Peninsula
Israel
Sharm el Sheik
Sinai
Gulf of Aqaba
Nasser
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United Sttes
Soviet Union
Mysterious Strangling Investigated in Salem Area
Authorities probe the strangling of Edwin V. Weyant 61 of Plainfield New Jersey whose body was found in woods eight miles east of Salem. FBI fingerprint match identified the victim. An autopsy confirmed the strangling.
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Salem, Ind
New Jersey
Salem
FBI
Washington
Edwin V.wevant
Plainfield
N.J
Weyant
Speaking of Your Health by Lester L. Coleman
Readers learn tobacco allergy is not the main cause of smoking related lung disease though allergy may worsen some cases. Smoking links to lung cancer chronic bronchitis and emphysema. early intervention matters. Iron deficiency anemia arises from diet blood loss or absorption issues and is treated with iron replacement.
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Buerger
Nourishing iron rich foods aid anemia treatment
Repeated blood tests track improvement as treatment continues. Fatigue and nervousness improve with successful therapy. Many conditions mimic anemia, so a full study is needed before assuming anemia. Expensive tonics and vitamins do not hasten recovery. iron tablets and a normal diet suffice.
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