Word: bristol
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...combination of ill luck, much-publicized crashes and the lack of resources to compete with U.S. giants. As a survival measure, the British government pressured the British aviation industry into consolidating into two major groups in 1960. The groups: 1) British Aircraft Corp., composed of Vickers, English Electric and Bristol, and 2) Hawker Siddeley, which took de Havilland under its wing...
Lamp unto My Feet (CBS, 10-10:30 a.m.). The ancient pageantry of Whitsunday at St. Mary Redcliffe in Bristol, England, taped for television on June...
...Bristol-Myers...
Under hurry-up development by Hawker Aircraft Ltd. since 1959, the P-1127 has convinced Pentagon authorities that it is two years ahead of U.S. rivals. It is built around the Bristol Siddeley BS-53 Pegasus, a remarkable jet engine that discharges large volumes of comparatively slow-speed air through four swiveling nozzles that can point either front, back or down. When the VTOL is ready for vertical takeoff, the pilot points all the nozzles down, revs the engine, and the plane rises straight up on an even keel. When sufficiently clear of the ground, the pilot turns the nozzles...
...year, it is certain not to be the last. With the bull market pushing many stocks into the high-priced range, stock analysts expect that splits in 1962 will top even the record of 320 set in 1959. Among the most talked-about candidates for early splitting: Bristol-Myers, Campbell Soup, Litton Industries, Quaker Oats and Polaroid Corp...