September 1969 Electronics Illustrated
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September 1969 Electronics Illustrated

Table of Contents

Wax nostalgic about and learn from the history of early electronics. See articles from Electronics Illustrated, published May 1958 - November 1972. All copyrights hereby acknowledged.

September 1969

Vol. 12, Number 5

The Real True Facts About Military Electronics Training and Subsequent Civilian Employment, by Forest H. Belt	39
Scatter Communications, by Stanley Leinwoll	61
Radio Libertad - A REAL Mystery Station	50
The Incredible Ovshinsky Affair, by Jame Lydon	83
The Grim Facts on Short-Wave Broadcasting, by Stanley Leinwoll	92
Over and Out - Amateur Radio Comics, by Rodrigues	116

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September 1969 Electronics IllustratedTable of Contents

September 1969 Electronics Illustrated
Table of Contents