Idlewild accident prompts overhaul of air traffic control
New York report details how Idlewild Flight 512 tragedy spurred a national move to safer skies. CAB FAA experts examine fog dispersal, runway lighting, reporting systems, and new instruments to help pilots navigate rolling, patchy fog and prevent repeats.
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Civil Aeronautics Administration
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Kennedy urged to repudiate Ellender Africa remarks
Washington reports say Senator Ellender allegedly said Africans cannot govern themselves in Southern Rhodesia. Keating and the American Committee on Africa urged President Kennedy to repudiate the remarks. Ethiopia, Tanzania, and Uganda denied Ellender entry while Burundi hosts his tour to 36 African nations.
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Uganda
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Kenya
Sen. Hartke
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Joint
Agriculture and Forestry Committee
Asia
America
Sen. Keating
U S and British advisory aid eyed for India
Washington reports Americans and Commonwealth advisers may assist India in an advisory capacity to modernize its defenses. Indian Defense Minister Chavan noted general discussions during the Harriman mission as New Delhi weighs weapons of higher sophistication. Western advisers would not be battlefield help, but would assess operations and integration with air defenses, interceptors, bombers, and rockets, amid India's large armed forces and urgent need for urban air protection.
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Assam
Y. B. Chavan
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Vietnam
Nehru
Inddian
U S denies Red spy planes over U S shores
Washington and the Air Force rejected a published report that Soviet reconnaissance planes flew over the southeastern United States during the Cuban crisis. White House Press Secretary Pierre Salinger and Gen Curtis LeMay denied any flights except defectors’ small craft. Scripps-Howard stood by its story, while editors pressed for truth amid sharp exchanges with government officials.
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Curtis E. Lemay
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Georgia
South Carolina
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Robbery at Second National Branch Bank in Warren
Police seek two masked gunmen who robbed the Second National Branch Bank in Warren on Wednesday, making off with 316.60 in cash. The suspects, described as Negro men, used a stolen car registered to Anthons Pant of Niles. They fled in the vehicle after abandoning it minutes later in Niles with bags and clothing left behind.
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Steel Products Co
Chronicle Telegram front page notice of 1962 edition data
A transcription fragment lists the December 6 1962 Chronicle Telegram issue details from Elyria Ohio including publication notes daily schedule exceptions and pricing for carriers and mail subscriptions with rates and address.
World in a Spin highlights and a busy Ohio claims report
The period mixes Soviet Constitution Day notes with U S jobless figures for Ohio. It recounts Kennedy praising Cleveland and New York students who toured Africa, NLRB naming Ivan H. Peterson as trial examiner, and OSU Research Foundation reporting a record year in contract research. Also covered are Ohio highway progress, New York Copacabana license action, and Yugoslavia’s Comecon talks with Tito.
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State Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Robert F. Kennedy
Cleveland
New York
Africa
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Kennedy
William Crofut
Stephen Addiss
Council On Student Travel
Crofut
Addiss
Labor Relations Board
Ivan H. Peterson
Cincinnati
Peterson
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Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
NLRB
Ohio State University Research Foundation
Everett S. Preston
Ohio Contractors Association
Columbus
Truck may have caused air crash at Idlewild Airport
Investigators weigh if a maintenance truck, lost in dense fog, wandered onto Idlewild runway before an Eastern Airlines DC-9 crashed killing 25. Capt. Edward Bechtold may have misidentified the truck as a plane and aborted too late, with fog denying ground reference and glare from the truck lights complicating his decision.
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Idlewild
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CAB
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Washington
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Eastern Air Lines Dcib
Macmillan fights for Common Market in Paris clash
In Paris Maurice MacMillan warned that Britain’s bid to join the European Common Market faces collapse if the Six demand harsh terms. French premier Couve de Murville rejected a March deadline as Brussels negotiators signaled a tighter timetable.
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Mauree Couve de Murville
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Birth
European Union
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Ter Paul-Henri Spaak
Adenauer refuses to quit coalition talks paused
Bonn reports that Chancellor Konrad Adenauer canceled today’s talks with the Social Democrats rather than set a retirement date. SPD agreed to continue only if all political and personal questions are on the agenda, as the 86 year old leader’s future looms.
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Adenauer
Christian Democratic Union
CDU
Free Democratic Party
FDP
Free Democrats
der Spiegel
Franz Josef Strauss
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James Rooks
Brooklyn, N. Y
Lourdes Bass
Rooks
By Robert P. Daniels
Herald Tribune
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Congress of Soviets
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