Aviation Crisis Looming Over U S Air Traffic
An AP report describes looming aviation crisis as professional air traffic controllers threaten strikes and government probes slow. Between 250 and 300 controllers called in sick, halting hundreds of flights and causing hours of delays. Investigators probe staff conduct. union leaders warn of further actions if demands are not met. Controllers accuse understaffing and overwork while officials seek restraint to avoid shutdowns. The dispute centers on safety, staffing, and possible disciplinary actions, with high-level officials weighing next steps.
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Graham Crusade At An End
New York reports a Graham crusade closing day at Madison Square Garden with 24900 attendees. Tilly Graham warned that the sad is near and Christ is coming to save the world, urging a moral awakening as Times Square faces sex crime and pornography boosters.
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Laird And Helm To Testify On Soviet Missile Defense
Washington AP secretary of defense Melvin Laird and CIA director Richard Helms were summoned to a closed Senate Foreign Relations Committee session to discuss the Soviet offensive missile program. Sen. Fulbright noted split views and supported separate appearances for Laird and Helms while Sen. Mundt argued that ABM support is growing despite opposition linked to the missile defense issue.
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Turmoil in Inglesborough Neighbors Rally Against Picketing
Racial unrest continues as police confront a Negro picket group in Inglesborough Minnesota. Five days of confrontations surround a grill area and a stretch of highway where officers warned against further gatherings. The protest targets local businesses and seeks action from city and county boards.
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Warren Out After 16 Year Chief Justice Era Ends
Washington AP reports Warren announces retirement after 16 years as chief justice. Abe Burger, 61, set to succeed Warren with Nixon present. Warren led liberal court through civil rights rulings while Burger is seen as a law and order judge. Four justices pledge to follow new ethics standards set by the Judicial Conference.
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Tornado Toll Rises From Old Mines Farm Disaster
A deadly tornado outbreak near Old Mines and Farmington leaves at least five dead and over 50 injured. The Pratt family perished in a frame dwelling while siblings and other residents died in Farmington area homes and a car crash on U S Route 6. Rescue efforts focus on collapsed structures and cleared roads.
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Younger GOP Senators Question Dirksen Leadership
Washington reports growing unease among newer Republican senators toward Senate leader Everett Dirksen amid criticism of his handling of Knowles affair and push to reassert the Senate’s foreign commitment role. Freshmen like Charles F. Gandel of New York and Charles Mathias of Maryland join veteran skeptics, warning against entrenched leadership and urging firmer scrutiny of executive actions. Moderate Republicans wieghtily debate future direction and party cohesion.
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Maryland
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William Lake
Ohio
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Judy Garland Dies at 47 in London Sky Studio
Judy Garland, famed star of The Wizard of Oz, died at 47 in a London flat. Autopsy due today as Scotland Yard says no foul play suspected. family and colleagues, including Fred Astaire and Mickey Rooney, mourn her passing. Garland’s life, marked by tumultuous marriages and public struggles, culminated after moving from the United States to England. She leaves three children and a legacy of musical and screen immortality.
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Adjournment Likely Delayed as Controversy Persists
Lt Gow Pat Taylor said adjournment could come toward the end of next week with controversial issues unresolved. He suggested Saturday might mark a possible adjournment, noting the pace remains slow as members weigh pending matters.
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Fire Bomb Damages Firm in Ashoyitte Knitwear Plant
A fire bomba damaged a downtown Ashoyitte knitting mill late Sunday night after a signal device was hurled at a nearby building. Fire officials suspect arson. an extra squad was called, and precautions were taken as investigators pursued leads amid reports of possible violence by militant groups. The blaze damaged machines and yarn goods, with a window blast and bombs scattered near the loading ramp. The incident coincides with broader political turmoil as lawmakers consider taxes, liquor regulations, and adjournment talks amid a record-long legislative session started January 15.
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