Military pilots to fly under civilian control after midair crash
FAA and military agree to shift most fixed wing military flights to instrument flight rules under civilian air traffic control. After a Marine F 4 Phantom collided with an Air West DC-9 near Los Angeles, 44 passengers and five crew died. one radar officer survived.
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Federal Aviation Administration
Armed Services
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Air West
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Nevada
Santa Ana
Calif
Weather Near 90 Showers Schedule Brief
Mostly sunny and warm with highs in mid to upper 80s. Tonight fair with lows in the 60s. Tomorrow partly cloudy warm and humid with a chance of a afternoon or night thunder shower. Highs 85 to 90. Precip probability 10 percent today and tonight and 30 percent tomorrow. Southerly winds 5 to 16 mph today, easing tonight, 10 to 20 mph tomorrow. Sunset today 9 04 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow 5 52 a.m.
Canada proposes broad tax reform to spur jobs and growth
Ottawa plans sweeping changes by Finance Minister Edgar Benson to cut or remove federal taxes for many taxpayers while introducing a capital gains tax for the first time to offset lost revenue. Aimed at lifting unemployment from 6.3 percent, the package would tax half capital gains on stocks and art, with exemptions for primary residence and a nearby acre of land, and raise basic exemptions for singles and married couples.
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Ottawa
Edgar Benson
Canada
New York stock market endures sharp one year setback
The Dow Jones average fell 17.09 points to 889.16 in its steepest drop in a year as declines outpaced advances 1,181 to 248 on the New York Exchange. Volume was 15.04 million shares amid discouraging factors like rising interest rates and slower recovery.
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Orangemen parade in Belfast as soldiers stand ready
In Belfast Northern Ireland Protestants prepare a parade to mark a historic victory over Catholics while police and British troops guard the route. Merchants shutter stores amid fears of violence as thousands gather on Shankill Road near Falls Road with over 1 000 security forces along the line of march and reserve troops on standby.
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Northern Ireland
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Orange Order
James II
William of Orange
Tim Boyle
Patrick Devlin
Falls Road
Stormont
Wister
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Shankill Road
Britain
Income tax time stings as taxes bite Americans
A biting look at tax season shows workers feeling drained by deductions and bills. Officials urge careful filing while citizens brace for renewed scrutiny and potential refunds, amid rising costs and tighter budgets nationwide.
Court halts Post and Times war article series in D C and New York
A federal judge in New York weighs whether to extend or end The New York Times injunction on publishing the Pentagon study. The Washington Post faces a three judge appeals court order to pause its own Vietnam War series while the case moves to a new hearing.
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U.S
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Vietnam
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Appeals Court
Gesell
U.S. District Court
District Court
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New York City
Fuji TV Splits Screen For Okinawa Treaty Signing
Fuji television network faced a dilemma when Japan and the United States signed the Okinawa treaty as a major league baseball game aired. The solution was to run the baseball game on one half of the screen and the signing on the other half.
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Fuji Television Network
Okinawa
Japan
United States
Fuji Television
Johnny hunting in a picture essay for tomorrow's Chronicle
Janice Arthrell's photo essay in Tomor row's Chronicle promises a look at Johnny hunting. The Sunday Family Feature by Connie Davis highlights summer on Lake Erie with John Klein's pictures and a Women’s League luncheon on the lake.
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Chronicle
Women’s League of Vermilion Yacht Club
Lake Erie
John Klein
Connie Davis
Betty Hinman
Ambree Hoffman
Women’ S Page
Dad
Saigon displays military might in large Armed Forces Day parade
In Saigon a massive parade showcased South Vietnam’s strength as President Thieu pledged to keep fighting for peace and prosperity. About 30,000 security forces guarded the event, and Thieu and Ky reviewed the march from Independence Palace. The speech stressed hardening resolve against Communist influence and dismissed calls for coalition. Hanoi called the display a psychological warfare trick despite no warning of North invasion.
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UPI
South Vietnam
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Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Independence Palace
U.S
Thien
North
Hanoi
Laos
Cambodia
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