Volume 19, Number 1 · July 20, 1972
The Great Transpo Expo
By Emma Rothschild
Transpo '72 was first planned as an air show, by the late Mendel Rivers of the House Committee on Armed Services. For a modest $750,000 of federal money, it would stimulate foreigners to buy American airplanes, and it would attract visitors to Dulles airport outside Washington, where it was to be staged.
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