September 6, 1976

September 6, 1976

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Editorial

Britain's Aerospace Future

By Robert Hotz

British Aerospace Seeks Broader Role

Markets Assessed at Farnborough

By Herbert J. Coleman

British Aerospace Seeks Broader Role

New Aircraft Will Be Flown at Farnborough

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Editorial

Britain's Aerospace Future

The thousands of customers and competitors of the British aerospace industry who will beat their way through the massive traffic jams to the parched greensward of Farnborough this week will divide their attention between scrutinizing the massive display of hardware and probing for some answers to the questions raised by the Labor Government’s decision to nationalize that country’s major aerospace firms.

By Robert Hotz

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British Aerospace Seeks Broader Role

Markets Assessed at Farnborough

By Herbert J. Coleman

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British Aerospace Seeks Broader Role

New Aircraft Will Be Flown at Farnborough

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Strategic Shifts—2

U. S. Anti-Missile Work Stresses Optics

Washington—U. S. Army ballistic missile defense programs are emphasizing development of optical sensors working with radar to enable interceptor missiles to destroy Soviet intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) farther out in space.

By Clarence A. Robinson

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Strategic Shifts—2

U. S. Plans SALT Resumption

Washington—U. S. plans to resume negotiations late this month with the Soviet Union in Geneva on a new offensive strategic arms agreement based on the Vladivostok accord limiting the number of nuclear-armed weapons. A growing number of senior U. S. officials are expressing deep concern over a possible agreement with the USSR, which would entail a number of concessions on the part of the U. S. in order to have a treaty by October, in time to bolster President Ford's prestige before the election.
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Management

DOD Pushes Manufacturing Technology

By Cecil Brownlow

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Cosmonauts Better

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Avionics

F-16 Radar Participants Selected

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F-14 Funds Reprograming

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Management

Conferees Compromise on B-1 Funding

By Katherine Johnsen

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