October 17, 1966

October 17, 1966

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Editorial

Message for Readers

By Robert Hotz

Management

Congress Delays Probe of F-111B

By Katherine Johnsen

War in Vietnam

SAM Kills Low Despite Buildup

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Editorial

Message for Readers

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By Robert Hotz

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Management

Congress Delays Probe of F-111B

McClellan decides to await prototype test results as Navy’s version gets funds in defense money bill

By Katherine Johnsen

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War in Vietnam

SAM Kills Low Despite Buildup

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Aeronautical Engineering

Beech Wins Light Support Aircraft Competition

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Management

U.K. Urged to Stymie Outflow of Scientists

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Space Technology

Year-Long Orbital Primate Flight Planned

Washington-U.S. plans to launch two or more small monkeys into earth orbit for one year to study long-term effects of weightlessness on primates and to evaluate problems related to humans undertaking extensive work in space. National Aeronautics and Space Administration is directing the joint NASA/ Defense Dept, program. - NASA’s Office of Advanced Research and Technology, in outlining the program is considering use of either Apollo or USAF Manned Orbiting Laboratory hardware to orbit the primates.

By William J. Normyle

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Biosatellite Delay

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Safety

Sling Ingestion Cited in XV-5A Crash

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Management

U.K. Aerospace Indecision Called Detrimental by SBA C

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