Apollo astronauts' fate reviewed by Kennedy inquiry board
At Cape Kennedy the nine member board led by Dr Floyd Thompson met behind closed doors to review data from the Apollo accident. A preliminary report was expected, with examination of a duplicate of the fatal flight and discussion of future missions. NASA officials warned against speculation on causes or delays.
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Air Force halts 100 percent oxygen cabin tests
The Brooks Air Force Base disaster that killed two recruits led the Air Force to suspend all full oxygen space cabin experiments. Tests at Brooks and Holloman New Mexico Wright Patterson Ohio were postponed following the fire in the oxygen filled simulator tied to Apollo 1 tragedy reference.
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Resharing Agreement Airlinies Asked
United States airlines have been sounded out and in principle agree to a resharing plan for Boeing aircraft and engines. Boeing and General Electric will provide 10 percent of development costs, with estimates near 1.2 billion dollars. Agencies hope to sign by March 1, while delivery timing remains uncertain and deposits of 100000 to 100300 per plane are noted, with possible early increases.
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