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...number of departments. In April, TIME did a cover story on the industry's difficulties. Last week we reported on the Paris Air Show, and this week Business carries an account of a ride in the new Anglo-French Concorde. TIME has also come to be a catalyst for aviation ideas beyond the printed page. Periodically we bring to gether industry leaders, Government officials and others to exchange views and examine new developments...
Political Fallout. The catalyst for the President's program has been drug abuse among both Viet Nam veterans and G.I.s in the field. Within the Administration, the private reports on the drug problem in Viet Nam have become increasingly dire over the past two years. There has been a steady flow of White House and Administration officials to Viet Nam, and all have come back depressed by the narcotics crisis...
...necessity of forging a completely new alliance based on social justice. The turbulence and speed which characterized Castro's rise to power was to make an important imprint on Cuba's revolutionary reconstruction. Unfortunately, Karol says too little on this struggle or of Castro's role of inspirator and catalyst...
Powercel II, the test unit was developed by Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. The cell would be installed in the consumer's home or factory and connected to a natural gas pipeline. Gas and air mix together in the cell, then react with a catalyst to produce electricity...
...agent's potential threat has been provided by Drs. Sol Spiegelman and Jeffrey Schlom of Columbia University. They report in Nature that a "double blind" study,* conducted both in Camden and at Columbia, showed a 100% correlation between particle concentrations and the presence of an enzyme, or chemical catalyst, which is associated with viruses known to cause cancer in animals. The experiment also revealed two startling similarities between the virus-like particles and tumor-causing RNA viruses: both have the same density and both share the ability to reverse the normal order of genetic transmission. Spiegelman...