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James G. Ray, vice-president of Southwest Airways is back at his desk in Beverly Hills, Calif., but with the addition of a steel brace as a memento of a recent eastern helicopter crackup. Fifteen feet off the ground, the helicopter, a twin-motor experimental model, threw a rotor blade, and though a veteran autogiro pilot, Ray received a crushed vertebra from vibration before the off-balance craft could be landed.