Airlines reshuffled routes affect TWA Mohawk Alleghany
The Civil Aeronautics Board ordered route changes for Trans World Airlines Mohawk Alleghany and American Airways serving New England. Mohawk gains Pittsburgh to Boston with New York state stops and Springfield Westfield Mass. Alleghany extends Pittsburgh to Boston via Bridgeport New Haven Hartford Springfield and Providence. The CAB says the moves cut American’s losses and reduce subsidies while boosting Mohawk profits.
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American Airlines
TWA
Mohawk
Alleghany
B&M Reports Net Loss Despite Revenue Dip
Boston and Maine Railroad posted a net loss of 2,871,714 for 1963, versus 2,890,153 in 1962. President Daniel A. Benson told stockholders the 1963 operating revenues were 63,598,651 with expenses at 48,958,911, yielding an operating ratio of 78.55 percent the lowest among New England railroads for the fifth straight year.
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Boston
UPI
Boston & Maine
B&m
Daniel A. Benson
New England
Benson
Take-Home Pay Boost For New York Teachers Signed
Gov Rockefeller signs a 5 percent increase in teacher take-home pay for 1965. The rise is funded with reduced district contributions following a retirement board decision starting next September.
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Albany
Rockefeller
Teachers’ Retirement Board
Arrester Gears Proposed To Bar Airport Crashes
FAA to hold a May 7 conference on installing arrester gear at major airports to prevent takeoff and landing crashes after three New York area incidents in bad weather. FAA noted no fatalities, citing coincidence with the meeting timing. A year earlier tests showed a belly hook engaging a runway cable could stop a heavy jet in about 2,000 feet with minimal passenger impact.
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Washington
API
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
New York
Morse Warns No Compromise on Civil Rights Deliverance
Sen Wayne Morse warns Johnson and Senate against any compromise watering down the civil rights bill. Morse says amendments by Everett Dirksen could dilute rights and stresses no justification for giving Negroes less than complete deliverance. Dirksen suggests changes may gain some support but Wallace primary result unlikely to affect final passage.
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Senate
Johnson
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Everett M. Dirksen
Morse
Dirksen
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wisconsin
Wallace
Joseph
Clark Jr
Doctors Quit Smoking Says Survey and Tablet Aid
Chicago based survey shows 52 percent of American doctors do not smoke with many quitting recently due to lung cancer evidence. An anti tobacco center reports a tablet helps reduce nicotine need and has helped 88 648 heavy smokers stop smoking. readers can request free information by sending name and address via postcard to the Anti Tobacco Center of America.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
National Opinion Research Center
Anti-Tobacco Center of America
Dept
S-1
Fifth Avenue
New York
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