Show "w "w' 3 1 Citizen Smith - Survey Indicates Boom In Aerosimee Industry - r: LOS ANGELES — Despite recent cuts in civilian space funding the aerospace Industry in general is enjoying the economic health of a boom- )4 e saloon town its And 1' likely to stay healthy for at least a year although some executives polled by the Associated Press say there may be a leveling off at the current record peak In 1968 pending developments in antimissile and V le t man spending Prosperity Factors Major factors in aemspace prosperity are orders for superaircraft — the supersonic transport and the subsonic jumbo jets — and military business ranging from antimissile and antisatellite sys- - -- I 1 i k ' i --- - k:?-- 1 ''':iii ' 4 L to - 1 NEWTON ALA (UP!) — 3000 residents vho were evacuated for two nights returned home Monday when the area was pronounced free from danger that a derailed raiiroad tanker would explode and release a deadly blanket of chlorine gas Civil Defense officials declared the evacuation ended when it was found that the gas already had escaped from the tanker but did so in a manner that could cause no harm e The residents of a mile area around Newton were evacuated Saturday night when 49 cars of a r Seaboard Coast Line railroad train derailed at a river trestle and several tankers of anhydrous ammonia caught fire Threat to All T t 1 r - - ' '''N 4 vtt) ilitvetr141-11-2- 1 'It's not a very progressive school! It's never had a student riot or a teachers' walk-out!- " GoldenGate's 00-Millionth1)- SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — A San Francisco State College Banta was given a plaque to mark the occasion and his crossing 'as "on the house" toll was paid by a Ilia bridge official student was halted at the Golden Gate Bridge Monday by a crowd of officials and news photographer Ray Banta who was returning from a class to his Novato home was hailed as the driver to cross the span since its opening in defense costs could be instituted ot offset any cutbacks an experience" was quite AF Gets command 1937 took "I thought maybe I was being stopped for smuggling something" he said "This Force the Air of Technical Training Center at Chanute Air Force Base Monday ation centers in THIS "owed Tre h 11 I 1 tz:n 1117 & WED-- 5-9 PM CHICKEN DINNER sI Tip Top Vesstoble SIIAW4911 "Jr Special (Ilk) Reg $160 TAKE HOME ORDERE364-07111- 7 r9!or71P3111MR4TroMPMrPP4 11 5 I rtilligtOiltS TUES Vlaills et Siwbet ice (rem" TO MAKI MONEY WITH A CLASSIFIED AD 111 I10 PULL of Drieh timelto 0 ' - 44P 4 IS WHAT GliTt Vssed Smog Sated NO loll ot4 Nomlit a 17c Lt--- p41 in am" lotted Wets a0 IT'S SMART I cm LJL1kU 0 161 0 0 beHtioul Click 0 "ei et Tomato There was a carnival atmosphere in the streets of this 1 it" seen you ( ( ( Heaven "It's heaven to he back" said Mrs T II Hayes "I've lived here all my life and it looked better today than I had now" From nearby co- several women who embraced as they met ever -- - ' them among Harmed 521-353- The train was en route front Ala to WayMontgomery cross Ca when the derailment occurred following had spent The main street of town was cr owded whith residents was no harm to anyone but we didn't know that until DIAL as town mmunities "It apparently escaped through the fire but we can't tell Just when It could have happened in the wreck or shortly after" B C High a railroad official said "There by RANTOUL ILL (AP) — Maj Gen Marvin C Dem ler all-clea- Home Nobody Among the cars enveloped fire was a tanker containing 10000 gallons of chlorine gas "If it had exploded It would have gotten all of us Dr Donald Tysinger Jr a Dothan Ala Civil Defense director said Monday Command Alabama returned r the Many the two previous nights In motels or at homes of friends while others wen to evaeu dissipated three-squar- ver r7 southern residents Firefighters who got close enough to examine the wreckage Monday found that instead of exploding the gas had leaked out through a hole in the side ragged of the tanker Tysinger said it appeared that the gas had heated to the point that it burned through a weak spot in the shell then passed into the air so slowly that it rose amid the heat and About - lie said aerospace companies added 35000 workers in 1965 47000 in 16 and 15000 in 19G7 and he forecast a leveling off in 1968 because if for no other reason "rapid growth like this cannot go on year after year" Even if the war in Vietnam were to stop he said new defense and space systetns that are being delayed because of r - ' - ahead" tems to limited-waweapon- ry The Aerospace Industries Assoc iation representing more than 200 firms forecasts employment will rise from to 1381000 last March 1409000 by March next year Some industries and areas have been or will be hurt in relation to their dependence missile On programs or the civilian space agency but even here most workers have found jobs with other firms or in related divisions of their own companies ' 53111G - lir--- -- l'i Starlit 7 1967 21 Rail Crash Poison Gas Peril Goes Up in Smoke I'l - -' 94000 working on missiles space and aircraft says its only planned layoffs are at its Georgia plant where 1700 will be caught at end of its CI41 ter transport program by late December A spokesman says these are being "snapped up" by other companies or transferred to other Lockheed divisions Lockheed's board chairman Daniel J Haughton recently predicted: "With our present backlogs and the growing demand for military and commercial aircraft plus our strength in space and 'electronics our industry has a solid base for the year By Ralph Dighton Associated Press Writer Salt Lake Tribune Tuesday November - - LL- net Townfolk Return Home By' I)ave Gerard tf s'' - -- - A r r - r PM n I completed ' n -L 1 L- Explains Layoffs James E Webb administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration said some months ago that companies involved in work for his agency had laid off 100000 as a result of NASA budget cuts NASA asked for $5100000000 this year but a congressional 400 - 1 C10- F : 1 - committee : f ' ' I ij L L9‘-- s r HE 7-v- L j UMME NEMEM1111116 1 1 i C''A' '' i " VI ' 1 4 ' ' 4 - I r' r'''MN f i i La Ai A ' 1-- i 0 I 'y t- ' VOINTIMII ''' ' - 7 ' ' - k: ' !''' " 4 - - :k ' ' ': 1 i ' -'4 '4 9 ) t t i : i 0 4:-k- : i ' panies" ' - : ' ' t' NASA employment peaked at 420000 early in 1966 by it was down to t ' i ' - : ' 1 ' - ' :'4' ''''' 11'''''''''''''' ' '' 'T ' '' f ':' which employs 27500 will lose about 2000 over the coming year but a like number will be added by the comAutonefics nearby pany's plant busy with military and Calif commercial electronics "Right now total employment is stable at 90000" he said "but there may be a decline at Downey next year if there are no programs" Another large NASA supplier McDonnell Aircraft of St Louis which built the n Gemini astronaut ' ''' ‘ - - ' :'' I ' ''' "'- ':'"' - i :''1: f '' ''' ' " I1 ':''': ''' :' :: ::s''' 1 ) ' - '4::: '' 4' ''":: ' '' ' :' ' '" ! " '' - '': i '41 --— i — (71 ' agency - ' i 1 : ' :1 ' '''' i '1:: '' 11 r Seeks Skilled Help One factor was McDonnell's desire to reduce dependence on government contracts which once comprised 98 per cent of that firm's business Now the merged firm's orders are 59 per cent commercial and 41 per cent government and it is seeking more skilled help as are many other cornpanics with commercial contracts Among them are Boeing Co of 'Seattle with orders for 1- ' ' f 4 '' 1 i ' - 1—--- rl : :' - - : - 4 - ' 1:' r 1 "t- - -- ''''''': 7 : i 0 : t t ': j - 1 t i t 1 I - r-- - p - : '''''''''''' - I I I' — - I- - - c 'g - ''''" ": ''''''- 'I 4-:-- i How many 4 week? A supersonic airlin jets and ers and General Dynamics of Fort Worth builders of the new pivot-winFill for the Air Force and Navy Boeing has subcontracted more than half a billion dollars to California firms alone - I - i 7 il r it f which Northrop Including says it needs 500 more workers immediately and has plans to add 5000 more to its present force of 24000 e 6 f '': ' a - ' '' i 4 -- 27' ' '71:::' ' ' ' ' ' '''' ' 'J ''''': ' Alflame uses o LBJ Signs Bills of AEC Works : t : - t - k rgaly 7 -- ' - '"-:'- -- i- '1 - ' :: '"''?-- ::l ' i i 1i :0:- f1':‘: sl' '' ' " '':- :' : ' :': ' ' :— : i'- I p - ' ' i "''1'1' - ':' ' '''' ! 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Let's say you dry 10 loads a week That's the average If you do you can save enough on the purchase price of an electric dryer to operate your dryer free for nearly two) years! - n g WASHINGTON (AP) — President Johnson r Ined la law Monday- the $4700000000 works and Atomic public Energy Commission bill It includes money for construction of power and conservation projects in virtually every state ' ' ' " i' i E:i- '!: 1 ' ''4 aircratt Being 'Snapped Up' Another aerospace giant with a total of Lockheed t t programs All these were transferred to other projects a spokesman said McDonnell recently merged with Douglas Aircraft Calif a of Santa Monica commerof major producer mile-per-ho- t Li k r L---- capsule once had 7300 work! n g on space 2000 : i 1 '2' !: two-ma- - i r—t i g post-Apoll- o cial ' 17 t : 7 ' i": '' ' rl::i- ‘s4 P - - : i ' 1 ''r'"':'''''''' ' ! " ( I' ' 1 1 LI"'1 IIL) uL73 :14' ' - - (-77- 1 -- '' - : Major ' E v 1 4i: p ?- ' - t : mid-196- 7 - '' '''60 i:" f1- C fc's''''''''''''' : - I- :k :k:r" 1 ' f '?''41'4' " i spokesman aerospace said however that firms these 100000 had or would be work reassigned to Will Even Score A case in point is North American Rockwell Corp prime contractor for NASA's A moon program Apollo spokesman says the firm's space division at Downey I - - - - 4117-- 1 - i 1 - w 6 n II (77- (-T- (11114- i 41 1 La t i :11 i " 7) l'71rrl-- ori !!!"!!'N ‘-A- 11 million dollars sliced off A NASA explained Webb was talking number about the only employed on NASA projects This doesn't mean those numbers are being laid off" the spokesman said "Large numbers are going to other work with their same com- 320000 I - ric 07- St LIGHT COg t z |