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Carter / Barre / Concorde Landing Rights #254173

CBS Evening News for Friday, Sep 16, 1977
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(Studio) President Carter and French Prime Min. Raymond Barre end talks in DC. Barre invites Carter to visit France; Carter says he's trying to arrange schedule for trip there later in year (Film shown.) Many subjects are discussed in talks, chief of which for French is Concorde landing rights in US. Trial landing period at Dulles Airport ends in 8 days; Carter says decision on landings beyond then will be made soon. General Accounting Office report says landing rights in other airports would be backward step in national efforts to reduce noise.
REPORTER: Walter Cronkite

Reporter(s):
Cronkite, Walter
Duration:
00:00:40

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