Airlines Agree on Smokeless Engines and Timetable Debate
Seven major airlines including American United Eastern Northeast Trans World Piedmont and National say smokeless engines should be used on new jets starting next February and support replacing engines on existing aircraft. State officials want 1970 October conversion with a $10.7 million cost, but airlines warn the deadline disrupts flights and depend on Pratt and Whitney's production schedule.
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State Health Department
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Pratt and Whitney
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George Weisz
Air Transport Association
Humphrey backs Nixon on Vietnam policy after White House talk
Former rivals Hubert Humphrey and Richard Nixon met in the Oval Office amid bipartisan signals on Vietnam. Humphrey praised Nixon's approach, voiced support for further force reductions, and suggested the president may announce additional troop withdrawals while considering periodic reviews.
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Seores High Sahel Sovier St Josephs Rivalry Scores
Scores listed show Seores High beating St Josephs 2 to 0 and Monument Mit Taconic 4 Wahconah 5, Lenox Tiisfield 3 ML Greytack 1 with Adams 0 on the night.
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White House Ends Hershey's Reign
Washington AP report that Gen. Lewis B. Hershey will leave as director of the Selective Service System next Feb. 16 after more than 28 years in the post. Nixon announced Hershey will stay on as manpower advisor and be promoted to full general, with a deputy director to aid transition to a standby draft system for an all volunteer force.
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Cook Defends Haynsworth Amid Correction Row
Senate allies push back at Birch Bayh charges over Judge Clement Haynsworth Jr. A White House effort to steer the nomination faces scrutiny as corrections reveal misstatements about stock holdings and conflicts of interest. Cook and Hollings lead the effort amid uncertain votes and possible withdrawal whispers.
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Justice Department
Weekend Weather Outlook With Mild Weekend Warmth
Weekend forecast calls for sunny and warm conditions with increasing cloudiness. Highs in the 70s, cloudy tonight with a low near 40. Saturday remains mild and humid with considerable cloudiness then showers possible Monday.
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