July 19, 1965

PICTURE CREDITS

EDITORIAL

Post Mortem on Paris

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PICTURE CREDITS

Cover—Ian Macdonald for Aviation Week; 19—NASA; 22—Aviation Week; 23—Westinghouse; 27—Eastern Airlines (top), U. S. Bureau of Census; 28—Douglas Aircraft; 31—Ian Macdonald for Aviation Week; 34—Douglas Aircraft; 37, 41—Malev Hungarian Airlines; 42—USAF; 43—Giannini Controls Corp. (top).
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EDITORIAL

Post Mortem on Paris

Now that the 26th International Aeronautical and Space Salon—known colloquially as the Paris air show— has receded into history, the fermentation over the future of this type of display has begun anew. There is no doubt that the technical and financial success of the June exhibition at Le Bourget insures a repeat performance in 1967.

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MANAGEMENT

INDUSTRY OBSERVER

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SPACE TECHNOLOGY

AES Management Plan Nears Completion

Its approval by top NASA officials could clear way for initiation of 24-mission program in September.

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SPACE TECHNOLOGY

Scientific Survey Module Study for AES

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SPACE TECHNOLOGY

More Tests Delay First Surveyor Launch

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Vela Launch Delayed

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MANAGEMENT

Johnson Facing Critical Vietnam Decisions

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MANAGEMENT

Helicopter Output Speeded, New Orders Seen

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