Janet Mackie, one of few female engineers ?
Janet Mackie, one of few female engineers in the automotive industry, measures the sulfur content of a high-octane fuel. Burned in high-compression engines, such fuels raise gas mileage without sacrificing horsepower. Ford Motor Company, Dearborn Michigan, 1966. Photo: John G. Zimmerman Archive/Courtesy Everett Collection
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