July 12, 1954

July 12, 1954

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Airlines Again Ask Fare Talk Approval

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Gi’s Keep B-26s, C-119s Flying

By A. W. Jessup5 min

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Usaf Proposes Reorganization

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Airlines Again Ask Fare Talk Approval

ATA chief tells Board of cost-profit squeeze. Johnson says passenger rates are key to problem.
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Gi’s Keep B-26s, C-119s Flying

Little-publicized effort plays major role in keeping French bomber and cargo fleet operational in war.

By A. W. Jessup5 min

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Usaf Proposes Reorganization

Plan would raise status of research and development; personnel, financial management would be strengthened.
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New Helioplane

All-metal four-placer is fully approved by CAA. Business flyers buy the first production Couriers.

By Erwin J. Bulban3 min

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Xf-104 Tests

Lockheed bids for AF’s first lightweight order. New fighter is expected to exceed Mach 1 flight.
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Navy to Use Copters as Submarine Killers

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Caa Wins $1.1-million Boost for ’55 Budget

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Stop Picking Up Raf Tab: Congress

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Senate, House Groups Oppose Airport Bill

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Af, Navy Air Funds Total $10 Billion

Air Force and Navy started fiscal 1955 on July 1 with approximately $10 billion in funds for aircraft and related procurement on hand for obligations during the year, final bookkeeping recordings are expected to show. As of June 1, one month before the beginning of the new fiscal year, the two services had $6.8 billion in unobligated aircraft and related procurement funds on hand: USAF, $5.4 billion; Navy, $1.4 billion.
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