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Flying in Fog
Both Dangerous
And Against Rules
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Aviation Safety Discussion
Recently a pilot reported that
he was trying to land, “but the
fog was covering the field. . . .
“In my last pass at the strip I
decided that I could not land and
was going (to his alternate >, but
before I knew it I was in a thick
fog. While I thought I was head
ing for _, I actually was
heading east into the slope of a
mountain.
“When I saw the ground it was
too late, but I hit easy and from
a quick glance only my propeller
and landing gear were gone . . .
but a ruptured gas line and a hot
manifold started a fire and the
plane to my estimation is a total
loss.”
The civil air regulations state
that outside of control zones and
control areas the minimum visi
bility for VFD (Visual Flight
Rules) flying is one mile.
Under some conditions one mile
is not enough, but here is sup
posedly some legal protection for
innocent passengers and people
living on the surface. It is also
pilot protection. It helps him to
make up his mind not to go, or
not to continue, against other
pressures urging him to go.
Wilson Says U.S. Has
No Wish to Flaunt Its
Dynamic Military Power’
CHAUTAUQUA, N.Y., lift—De
fense Secretary Wilson says the
United States has no wish to
flaunt its “dynamic military pow
er of true substance.”
But, he adds, it would be a ser
ious disservice to our country and
the morale of the free world to
belittle it.”
Wilson declared Friday night in
a speech at the Chautauqua In
stitution that such power indicat
ed the nation’s determination to
do its full part in deterring ag
gression and preserving peace.
By the time Wilson delivered
his speech, the advance text given
to newsmen had suffered heavily
from deletion. Among the asser
tions dropped by Wilson was the
statement the U.S. would have in
the “relatively near future” nu
clear-tipped missiles that could
be fired from American sites to
distant continents.
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