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Show Utalin is Picked For Interior Post Continued from First Page University and Colorado S'ate University. He has worked for the Bureau of Reclamation since 1936, evept for a period of 1954 61 when he was first Utah State Highway director and then U S road commissioner. He is a senior partner in the consulting engineering firm of Forter, OBnen. and Armstrong, Newaik, N J. In 1954 he was named he w as In April, 1968 named a national honotary member of Chi Epsilon, national civil engineering fraternity. There have been 29 honorary members in 46 years of the groups existence. Armstrong is married to the Flonne Clark of former Tooele and they have four sons and two daughters He is a High Priest group leader in the Holladay 16th W ard of The Church of Jesus Saints Christ of Latter-daand was a member of the New Jersey Stake High Council The Utahns appointment would fill the last major Interior Department post for the Nixon Administration. His selection this week was folreporteJly unopposed, of months lowing that jockeying went on last spring for the job of Assistant Interior Secretary for Water and Power, and then for Dommys job, after he announced his pending resignation. The NEW YORK (AP) famous Robert Lehman art colection, which evpeits a might have brojght $100 million if sold, has been given to the Metropolitan Museum of Art It includes approximaielv 3 000 objects, among them paintings by Rembrandt, Bot1 Greco. ticelli, Goya. Van Gogh, Renoir. Gauguin, Matisse and Picasso. DESERFT NEWS, Pollution Control First, Solon Says LOUISVILLE. KY (AP) -Stold Edmund S Mu-kan air pollution control convention Thursday night that cleaning up mans enviion-men- t should take ' prionty over government expenses for space and defense. bearer, aigued governmental poluy tow aid pollution has Muskie, the 1968 Demon c vice presidential standaid which he and sponsored heljied get through Congress, en. ie at-i- histoucallv been one of locking the dooi aftei the hoise is stolen The gianiie jawed Maine Demouat said that federal anti pollution legis'ation has not kept pare with public demand for a dean-up- , of the env uonment And we have the capacity to develop anything we need to meet any problem we are detei mined to solve. Muskie asserted Muskie addressed a convention of the Air Pollution Con 5 Fridoy, September 26, 1969 ti ol Atlmlnisti ation and lus tone tluoughout was somber Muskie attacked tne Nixon A d nnnistiation s reasoning behind its decision to go ahead with the supersonic transport plane, saying the President's thinking "while not that much different from the rest of U', is wrong. y as- sistant projects manager to a team of consultants working w ith the New York Power Authority on the $700 million St. Lawrence Power and Seaway Project. Armstrong has also worked on Egypt's Aswan Dam. behind-the-scen- Vietnam Is 'Can't Win' For Nixon - resNEW YORK (UPI) ident Nison is in a cant-wposition in Vietnam and any course he takes is likely to work against him m the 1972 presidential election, Merri-maLPI s White Smith, House reporter, said today. He cannot win the war in Vietnam in conventional terms, Smith told an Editor Publisher Awards luncheon at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel. 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