Boeing scraps movable wing plan for SST abandons sweep design
Boeing said it will revert to a fixed wing for the American supersonic transport. Tests showed the sweep wing was too heavy and reduced payload, undermining economic viability. The new design will be submitted to the FAA for approval, with prototypes planned and a 1970s flight/test timeline outlined.
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Auto insurance plan would end fault-based claims
The American Insurance Association unveiled a plan for complete personal protection auto insurance. Victims would have economic losses and medical expenses covered by own insurers with no litigation between firms. Plan would be compulsory and aim to cut costs by up to 45 percent while preserving collision, fire and theft coverage. Opposition from other insurers followed.
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Kennedy Onassis Faith Status Shaped by Church Canon Law
Vatican official says Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis knowingly violated church law by marrying a divorced man and remains in an irregular status not excommunicated. Vatican spokesman Ma sala Vallainc explains she may still attend worship but cannot receive communion. Remaining steps for canonical permission to remarry could be pursued through the New York archdiocese.
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Nearly All OK Jackie Marriage
In Saigon the UPI report notes most Americans questioned approve of Jacqueline Kennedy's marriage to Aristotle Onassis. A few express disappointment with the shift from Lord Harlech to Onassis, citing money, while some praise personal happiness regardless of public life.
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Nation's Weather Record Temp Hits Colorado Low
The U.S. Weather Bureau reports the lowest U.S. non Alaska Hawaii temperature of 24 degrees at Alamosa Colorado. The day’s high reached 96 degrees at Presidio Texas.
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Humphrey Launches Final Drive With New York Rally
Hubert H. Humphrey opened his last campaign stretch in New York with a subdued outdoor rally and a call for help from a divided Democratic Party. He urged 200 local leaders to mobilize for New York’s 43 electoral votes and warned that a Republican victory looms if efforts aren’t intensified. He vowed to continue the fight to the final hour, then addressed a crowd of about 10,000 in Herald Square, noting Democratic success under past administrations and provoking a rare silence with a chant for Nixon heard from the audience.
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Arabs Fire Bazookas Across Line In Galilee Border Skirmishes
Arab forces fired bazookas at Israeli halftracks in Upper Galilee near the Lebanese border and at a Beisan Valley patrol. A Jerusalem spokesman reported shells landing on Maklia and light arms fire on another Israeli vehicle. Cabinet splits over UN peace efforts threaten Israel’s unity coalition as Dayan faces intra cabinet opposition and attacks over his stance. Egypt rejects Eban peace plan per Al Ahram.
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Wallace Flirts With Blonde Protester At Bristol Rally
George Wallace faced hecklers in a Bristol audience of about 10 000 and flirted with a blonde demonstrator. He criticized Nixon for avoiding debates and urged the crowd to ignore protesters as police separated two scuffles. Wallace planned speeches in Davenport Iowa and Moline Illinois after Bristol.
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Doctors Qui Smoking Aid Slashes Doctor Smoking Rate
A Chicago survey shows 52 percent of American doctors do not smoke with many quitting recently. A new tablet supports nicotine withdrawal, and less than 2 percent of 150000 users still smoke. Free information offered via Anti Tobacco Center of America, Dept 1945 B 4, 276 Park Ave South, New York City.
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