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... 1967 indicated operating revenues were at record high of $5,224,219. For second quarter in a row, operations showed over $0.5-million loss, but income from interest more than offset loss, to provide net income of over $0.8 million. ''(Text )'' September 1967 September Sep 1 1967 1 Sep 2 1967 2 Sep ... 17 Sep 18 1967 18 Sep 19 1967 19 Sep 20 1967 20 Sep 21 1967 21 Sep 22 1967 22 Sep 23 1967 23 Sep 24 1967 24 Sep 25 1967 25 Sep ...

... U) Rand Rept. RM-1731, 4. June 1956 0 (Confidential) 95 - E. C. Heffern, LUNAR INSTRUMENT ... Stemmer, PROBLEMS DES RAKETENMOTORS, Tech, Rundschau, Bern. Nrs. 17, 18, 23, 1948 R. McLarren, ESCAPE ROCKET DESIGN RESEARCH, Aviation ... OF BALLOON LAUNCHED ROCKETS, Jet Propulsion, Vol. 25, No. 10, p. 531, 1955 K. R ... J. Inst. Navigation, Vol. 8, No. 3 p. 224, 1955 M. W. Rosen , INFLUENCE OF SPACE FLIGHT ...

... end of the Apollo and Saturn programs which had begun 25 May 1961 with President Kennedy's request for a national ... 0-km orbit. Deorbit began at 4:38 p.m. The command module and service module separated, the drogue and main parachutes deployed normally, and the Apollo splashed down at 224:58 GET (5:18 p.m. EDT 24 July) in the Pacific ...

... billion FY 1976 budget request to Congress, an increase of $45.0 billion over the FY 1975 request. The recommended deficit of ... Distribution of funds to the Centers would change: An increase of $224.3 million would go to Johnson Space Center for the ... 18 1975 18 Feb 19 1975 19 Feb 20 1975 20 Feb 21 1975 21 Feb 22 1975 22 Feb 23 1975 23 Feb 24 1975 24 Feb 25 1975 25 ...

... Weinberger. Wheeling, Ill.: H. Davidson, 1989 note 18 B. F. Skinner, ''Walden Two'' . New ... '' . New York, Garland Publishing, 1974 note 25 Voltaire ''Micromegas. '' Translated by ... Vol. 44, No. 3 (Autumn, 1984), pp. 216-224 note 97 Based on ... www.esa.int/esaMI/Cassini-Huygens/SEMJBDXEM4E_0.html> note 153 National ...

... 5,881-km)'' apogee, 3,641.2-mi ''(5,860-km)'' perigee, 224.4-min period, and 59.2° inclination. On July 8, yo- ... would measure intensity and direction of radio signals from cosmic sources in 0.5- to 10-mhz range, not normally observable from earth. Secondary ... 18 1968 18 Jul 19 1968 19 Jul 20 1968 20 Jul 21 1968 21 Jul 22 1968 22 Jul 23 1968 23 Jul 24 1968 24 Jul 25 1968 25 ...

... , and could provide ships with navigational fixes-accurate to 0.1 mi.-about every 90 min. The shipboard computer ... McNamara first became Secretary of Defense. NASA would be using 224 computers in various branches of its operations. ''(Fay, Wash. Eve. Star ... 18 1965 18 Jan 19 1965 19 Jan 20 1965 20 Jan 21 1965 21 Jan 22 1965 22 Jan 23 1965 23 Jan 24 1965 24 Jan 25 1965 25 ...

... ,243 mi. (35,811 km.) ; perigee, 22,224 mi. (35,780 km,) ; period, 23 hrs, 56 min, 57 sec.; inclination, .085°; location, 28.0° west longitude. ''( ComSatCorp )'' In a "topping out" ceremony ... 17 Apr 18 1965 18 Apr 19 1965 19 Apr 20 1965 20 Apr 21 1965 21 Apr 22 1965 22 Apr 23 1965 23 Apr 24 1965 24 Apr 25 1965 25 Apr ...

... Co. ; McDonnell Aircraft Corp.; and Northrop Space Laboratories. ''(NASA Release 66-224)'' Twenty-two non-U.S. airlines-14 that had ... % CO2 mark, compared with normal ground level conditions of 0.033% CO2. Aim was to assess problems astronauts might ... 18 1966 18 Aug 19 1966 19 Aug 20 1966 20 Aug 21 1966 21 Aug 22 1966 22 Aug 23 1966 23 Aug 24 1966 24 Aug 25 1966 25 ...

... -km (321.3-mi) perigee, 95.2- min period, and 74.0° inclination. ''( Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC SSR,11/31/72, ... be doing a better job." ''(NASA Activities, 11/15/72, 224)'' Large Space Telescope (LST) status briefing was held at Marshall Space ... 18 1972 18 Nov 19 1972 19 Nov 20 1972 20 Nov 21 1972 21 Nov 22 1972 22 Nov 23 1972 23 Nov 24 1972 24 Nov 25 1972 25 ...

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