Air traffic conditions improve at major U S airports
An Associated Press survey finds calmer air travel as seasonal declines, good weather, and fewer breakdowns ease delays. FAA Kennedy reports jetport congestion down from July with typical delays of 40 minutes depart and 35 arrive, while National Washington and O'Hare Chicago report minimal delays under 30 minutes during peak periods.
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Hopewell Doctor Is Free on Bond
Dr. William H. Stout a Hopewell general practitioner is free on 7500 bond pending a September 30 hearing in Municipal Court on a charge of performing a criminal abortion. He was taken into custody Thursday morning. Police say the alleged abortion occurred around August 23 in Hopewell and involved a North Carolina woman.
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Virginia ballot rush to file petitions for president hopefuls
With a midnight deadline, Virginia election board accepts petitions from five parties for presidential nominees and hints that more might file. Names include Wallace on the AIP ticket, with 49 345 petition signatures, far surpassing 1948 and 1956 third party tallies.
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Rolland E. Fisher
Socialist Labor
Henning A. Blumen
George S. Taylor
Cove
Virginia Conservative Party
Stromp Thurmound
T. Coleman Andrews Sr
Death of Czech Patriot Vladimir Hapala at 82
Vladimir Hapala, famed Czech patriots and early Masaryk ally, died at 82 while visiting his son Milan A Hapala a government professor at Sweet Briar College. He was once jailed in 1951 for Czech independence writings and later received amnesty in 1952. His home was Brno. He taught mathematics in Slovakia and worked 20 years with the Institute of Tapestry Manufacturers.
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Thomas Masaryk
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Slovakia
Institute of Tapestry Manufacturers
Trampoline acts highlight Miss America pageant second round
Miss Illinois Judith Ford, 18, won talent with a trampoline routine becoming the first to perform such an act in the pageant. Miss Alabama Dellynne Catching, dieting for a 37. top figure, emphasized hot fudge sundaes despite effort. Alabama and Illinois join Iowa and Virginia as preliminary round winners ahead of Saturdays crowning. Miss Black America protest events also on the docket.
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N.J
Judith Ford
Belvidere
Ill
Dellynne Catching
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Illinois
Iowa
Virginia
Two Views On Papal Authority
In New York two leading theologians a Catholic and a Protestant discuss papal authority amid Pope Paul VI encyclical on contraception. Bernard Haring warns of danger a mass departure and calls for a shared authority while Robert McAfee Brown calls the encyclical a gift to ecumenism and says traditional papal authority views are no longer credible.
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Robert McAfee Brown
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Commonweal
Historians Estimate Indigenous Population at Columbus Arrival
Historians estimate about 1.5 million indigenous people lived in what would become the United States when Columbus arrived, indicating a large precontact population prior to European settlement.
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United States
Union Pushes Stronger Virginia Cave-In Safety Laws
The Virginia AFL-CIO vows to press the General Assembly to tighten cave-in safety laws after a Henrico County project death. The union cites inspector shortages and lax enforcement, seeks to end employer immunity from civil suits, arguing coverage would boost compliance and safety.
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Richmond
Virginia
Afl-Cio
General Assembly
Edmond M. Boggs
Henrico County
Brewster Snow
AFL+CIO
Snow
Afl.cio
Godwins Thank Virginians For Kindness After Lightning Death
Gov. and Mrs. Mills E. Godwin Jr express gratitude to Virginians and others for compassion shown after Becky Godwin’s death at Virginia Beach. Becky, adopted daughter of 14, died four days after being struck by lightning and was buried last Saturday.
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Ap- Gov
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Becky
Virginia Beach
1969 Needlecraft Catalog Offers Crochet and Quilt Patterns
An advertisement promotes dainty crocheted doilies and bud vases, with pattern numbers and prices. It invites readers to mail patterns and payment to Alice Brooks at Winchester Evening Star, listing multiple book and pattern options, prices, and mail details.
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Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
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