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Smith, Michael L. | March 5, 1983 issue
Reviews the book "Space," by James Michener.

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The Airlines Play With Fire
de Baggio, Thomas | June 15, 1974 issue
Focuses on various incidence related to air lines in the U.S. as of June 15, 1974. Delay in schedule of airlines due to fire in a 707 jet freighter in...

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Pie in the Sky
Dreher, Carl | February 13, 1960 issue
This article focuses on the social and political implications of the aerospace program perused by the United States. If the pressure to blast off into space...

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Crashes and Consequences
Ruppenthal, Karl M. | November 29, 1965 issue
Airline crashes make all-too-familiar headlines in the U.S., but when such tragedy strikes in this country the ensuing course of action is reasonably clear...

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Feuding for Space
Dreher, Carl | January 6, 1962 issue
This article describes the development in the U.S. in the field of space technology and space exploration. The militarization of space under the direction...

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The Shape of Things
April 1, 1944 issue
American listeners who had not been following British politics must have found the second half of Great Britain's Prime Minister Winston Churchill's Sunday...

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On Keeping Up With The Russians
Hughes, Donald J. | June 7, 1958 issue
Last Autumn, the Soviet Union sputniks, in a one-two punch, altered drastically the deep convictions of many Americans on the scientific and material accomplishments...

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The Air Conference
October 28, 1944 issue
The International Civil Aviation Conference which opens in Chicago on November 1, will probably not receive as much attention in the press as was accorded...

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One-Customer Industry
McWilliams, Carey | August 11, 1956 issue
The aircraft industry may be efficiently managed but it is about as "private" as the U.S. Mint. The government is virtually the sole customer for the twelve...

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Traffic Jams in the Air
Dreher, Carl | February 18, 1961 issue
Before commercial jets start flying the airways in late 1958, the U.S. must have a traffic-control system that maintains positive control of all aircraft...

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