Word: dulleses
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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The FAA is using its regulatory powers to coerce airlines into using the new Dulles International Airport, which the FAA runs, instead of Friendship International, operated by the Port of Baltimore Authority. The airlines, absolutely dependent on the Agency's scheduling and fare decisions, can scarcely resist the pressure to...
Dulles will be just a little closer to Washington than Friendship, but on the opposite side from Baltimore. From Baltimore's view, the site represents a real technical achievement: the most inconvenient possible location. Since Baltimore is somewhat larger than Washington, the airlines were almost as displeased as the Baltimoreans...
The FAA is aggrandizing its administrative powers by pressuring through its regulatory functions. An airline wanting permission to fly lucrative routes is obviously in a poor position if it has refused to transfer its services to Dulles. And since the FAA has now committed itself by building Dulles, the Agency...
They know, for example, that of all the provisions of the Act those covering foreign travel are constitutionally the weakest. In 1958, the Court upheld the freedom to travel in Kent v. Dulles, and although reluctant to specify if this freedom could be abused, it certainly did not insist that...
Died. Robert Walter Scott McLeod, 47. State Department security watchdog under John Foster Dulles and Ambassador to Ireland from 1957 to 1961, an ex-FBI man who forced the dismissal or resignation of 300 State Department employees in his first year at Foggy Bottom, ultimately became so much of a...