Word: engineeer
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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As they made plans to emigrate to England last week, Rosseinsky and his pretty wife Angela, a lecturer in the classics, were joining a veritable trek of educators, scientists, doctors-professional men of all varieties-fleeing South Africa. Understandably, the South African government is not hastening to publish relevant statistics...
All seemed well. Separating smoothly from its first stage, the second-stage rocket Agena, with the Ranger still attached, swung into a 100-mile-high parking orbit, coasted with its engine dead. Fourteen minutes after launch, the Agena's engine reignited on schedule to boost its Ranger payload on...
Ford. Ford's new "intermediate" car (about the same size as standard sedans of the late 40s, though with more interior space) is the Fairlane. Styled along familiar Ford lines with large round taillights, flat rear deck and small canted fins, the Fairlane has a six-cylinder engine, will...
Fountain displays have slopped more than 150 tons of water onto the stage per day. Niagara Falls once poured out of the wings. A full-sized train chugged uphill. One show used a helicopter, another a four-engine bomber, and a third shot Sputniks into the flies. Chariots have been...
∙AUTOS : Reynolds and Alcoa have set up plants right next to auto assembly lines, sell hot metal to the automakers at 10% discounts. The use of aluminum in cars has more than doubled since 1955 to an average 63 lbs. on new models (mostly in automatic transmissions and pistons...