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... to determine the height and slope of moon’s mountains and craters by photometric techniques; (4) four Saturn I-B launches-two to launch Apollo command and Apollo Service Module Service ... record set by XB-70 No. 1 Oct. 15, 1965. ‘‘(N.Y. Her. Trib.1/4/66)’’ NASA awarded two contracts for continuation of engineering studies relating to a manned reusable ... 1966 January Jan 1 1966 1 Jan 2 1966 2 Jan 3 1966 3 Jan 4 1966 4 Jan 5 1966 5 Jan 6 1966 6 Jan 7 1966 7 Jan 8 ...

... killed in an airplane crash at the top of Mt. Blanc, Jan. 21. ‘‘(Science, 2/4/66, 544-5)’’ February 1966 February Feb 1 1966 1 Feb 2 1966 2 Feb 3 1966 3 Feb 4 1966 4 Feb 5 1966 5 Feb 6 1966 6 Feb 7 1966 7 Feb 8 ...

... willingness he had to mold old traditions to new patterns of development.” ‘‘(Seitz, Science, 3/4/66)’’ Astronauts Elliot M. See , Jr. (Cdr., USNR), and Charles A. Bassett II (Maj., USAF ... noted the importance of these data and other satellite measurements for paleomagnetic research. ‘‘(Science, 3/4/66, 1041-52)’’ FCC authorized ITT World Communications, Inc., to provide live television coverage of ...

... launch vehicle reliability program at Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC . ''(NASA Release 66-104)'' May 4: A Space Sciences Division in the Engineering and Development Directorate, a consolidated medical directorate, and ... structure and distribution of particles in atomic and molecular systems. ''(Henry, Wash. Eve. Star, 5/4/66, A27)'' Aviation/Space Writers’ Assn. named William Hines of the Washington Evening Star recipient ...

... WTR to measure charged particle hazards to space payloads. Orbital parameters: apogee, 2,781 mi. (4,475 km.); perigee, 223 mi. (358 km.); period, 136.9 min.; inclination, 81ø. ''(US. Aeron ... Subcommittee, which had been investigating the situation for several months. ''(Young, Wash. Eve. Star, 8/4/66, A2)'' August 1966 August Aug 1 1966 1 Aug 2 1966 2 Aug 3 1966 3 Aug 4 1966 4 Aug 5 1966 5 Aug 6 1966 6 Aug 7 1966 7 Aug 8 ...

... and trajectory data to monitoring stations on earth. Results would be published later. ''(Tass, 10/4/66; Tass, Pravda, 10/5/66, 1, USS-T Trans.)'' NASA announced plans to launch ... , Wash. Post, 10/5/66, A21; AP, Wash. Eve. Star, 10/5/66, A9)'' October 4-7: NASA-Lewis inspection held at Lewis Research Center LRC to commemorate 25th year of ... 1966 October Oct 1 1966 1 Oct 2 1966 2 Oct 3 1966 3 Oct 4 1966 4 Oct 5 1966 5 Oct 6 1966 6 Oct 7 1966 7 Oct 8 ...

... engines had "demonstrated their practical utility" for maneuvering and stabilizing spacecraft in flight. ''(Tass, 11/4/66; Grose, NYT, 11/5/66, 12; Wilford, NYT, 11/5/66, 12)'' Cosmonaut-pilots ... two methods of braking were possible: jet engines and use of aerodynamic forces. ''(Tass, 11/4/66)'' Fourth stage of Mu Launch Vehicle Mu -1, Japan's newest and most powerful ... that appeared annually could be seen with the naked eye. ''(Xi and Po, Science, 11/4/66, 597)'' November 1966 November Nov 1 1966 1 Nov 2 1966 2 Nov 3 ...

... at reduced cost per kw for long duration missions. ''(Levitt, Phil. Inq., 12/4/66, 5)'' December 4-6: At 43rd annual convention, National League of Cities meeting in Las Vegas adopted ... 1966 December Dec 1 1966 1 Dec 2 1966 2 Dec 3 1966 3 Dec 4 1966 4 Dec 5 1966 5 Dec 6 1966 6 Dec 7 1966 7 Dec 8 ...

... , it may be more significant for the development of man's religious consciousness." ''(Look, 2/4/69, 72-8)'' In letter to Astronaut Frank Borman , Board of Education of Glendale Union ... 1969 February Feb 1 1969 1 Feb 2 1969 2 Feb 3 1969 3 Feb 4 1969 4 Feb 5 1969 5 Feb 6 1969 6 Feb 7 1969 7 Feb 8 ...

... its sophistication and vulnerability, the IAA is . . . an extension of man himself." ''(P Bull, 3/4/69)'' A number of Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT scientists, in day-long work stoppage ... March Mar 1 1969 1 Mar 2 1969 2 Mar 3 1969 3 Mar 4 1969 4 Mar 5 1969 5 Mar 6 1969 6 Mar 7 1969 7 Mar 8 1969 ...

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