September 4, 1967

September 4, 1967

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Air Transport

Growth Predictions Sparked By Industry's Strong Status

By Harold D. Watkins21 min

Aeronautical Engineering

Nasa Engine Work Keyed to Components

By Michael L. Yaffee15 min

Air Transport

Tighter Security on Cargo Sought

By Richard F. Coburn12 min

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Air Transport

Growth Predictions Sparked By Industry's Strong Status

By Harold D. Watkins21 min

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Aeronautical Engineering

Nasa Engine Work Keyed to Components

Lewis researchers expect cumulative improvements to increase over-all performance; primary goal is advanced SST powerplant.

By Michael L. Yaffee15 min

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Air Transport

Tighter Security on Cargo Sought

Insurers move to shift greater liability cost to airlines, blame slipshod controls, and lack of vigilance for rising theft claims

By Richard F. Coburn12 min

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Avionics

Atlanta Tests Support Automation Plans

Washington—Federal Aviation Administration hopes to ease terminal area traffic control problems by 1972 through the introduction of automation at approximately 64 of the nation’s largest airports and a more modest level of automation at smaller airports equipped with radar.

By Philip J. Klass12 min

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Management

Federal Airport Corporation Urged

ATA proposal to Congress closely follows line of the still-secret White House task force recommendations to improve facilities

By Laurence Doty7 min

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Space Technology

World Technology Grows in Sophistication

London—World space technology, spurred by the accomplishments and aid of larger space powers, is crossing political borders and growing in sophistication not envisioned a decade ago. Examination of national reports to the International Committee on Space Research (Cospar) indicates that local scientists are pushing national programs into complex areas of investigation, using local technologies as much as possible.

By Herbert J. Coleman7 min

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Editorial

Airpower Over North Vietnam—ii

. . . efforts to refine and improve our application of air power will, I am confident, continue as long as the necessity for bombing remains. It must, however, be recognized that no improvements and refinements can be expected to accomplish much more than to continue to put a high price tag on NVN’s [North Vietnam’s] continued aggression.
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War in Vietnam

Rift Over North Viet Restrictions Widens

By Donald C. Winston5 min

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Management

United Offering Spotlights Capital Need

By William H. Gregory4 min

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Management

Fubini Cites 'second Thoughts' on Tactical Weaponry Needs

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