January 23, 1967

January 23, 1967

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War in Vietnam

Sustained Viet Buildup Urged to 1972

By Cecil Brownlow13 min

Space Technology

New Capabilities Broaden Scientific Goals

By William J. Normyle11 min

Equipment

Users Report on Bac 111 Hydraulic Gear

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War in Vietnam

Sustained Viet Buildup Urged to 1972

Military drafting plans for substantial air and ground effort for another five years; intensified strikes are sought over north

By Cecil Brownlow13 min

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Space Technology

New Capabilities Broaden Scientific Goals

Extent of earth wake effects example of yields possible as NASA plans missions for next generation of spacecraft

By William J. Normyle11 min

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Equipment

Users Report on Bac 111 Hydraulic Gear

Difficulties accompany introduction of short-haul jet, but estimates of their scope vary at conference on fluid power
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Space Technology

Allis-chalmers Pushes Fuel Cell Efforts

Milwaukee, Wis.-Both Air Force and National Aeronautics and Space Administration are pushing here for the advancement of fuel-cell technology for the next generation of manned and unmanned spacecraft. Feeling of both is that although neither post-Apollo or manned orbiting laboratory missions have been sufficiently detailed, achieving certain technological goals now is desirable.

By Roderick D. Hibben7 min

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Avionics

F-111a Flies Land Profile Supersonically

Important tactical capability provided by Texas Instruments radar coupled with General Electric flight control system

By Philip J. Klass7 min

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Air Transport

Steady Fare Cuts Spur Atlantic Growth

French economists’ study also cites continuing introduction of new equipment as key factor in building world's major market

By L. L. Doty7 min

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Air Transport

Sas Gains Moscow-tokyo Route

Transsiberian flights are to begin in 1969, giving carrier first great-circle world route; Japan Air Lines granted Moscow run
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Business Flying

Downtown Vtol Service Faces Obstacles

NASA study shows high-angle approach to small area to be more difficult under Category 2 than previously believed

By David A. Brown6 min

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Air Transport

High-speed Heathrow Cargo Complex Set

London—New air cargo handling complex designed especially for 15 jet airlines using London-Heathrow international airport will cost $14 million and is aimed at high-speed processing of cargo, expected to increase fivefold by 1973.

By Herbert J. Coleman5 min

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Air Transport

State Dept. to Press for New Talks on U.s. Rights to Dublin

By Joseph W. Carter5 min

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