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... space spending at 1/2% to 1% of GNP and proposed U.S. intensify efforts toward international cooperation in space, Lannan reported. ''(W Star, 6/1/69, Al)'' NASA'S Mariner VI spacecraft (launched Feb. 24) was 21,731,091 mi from earth and would fly past Mars July 30. Mariner VII (launched March 27 ... sophisticated electronic equipment, particularly for information-storing and information-reordering. ''(Nicholson, AP, W Star, 6/1/69, Al)'' Retiring Chief Justice of Supreme Court Earl Warren said at Lincoln Univ. commencement ...

... scientists said that they would send signals Sept. 3 to alter the trajectory and swing MARINER II on path that would come within 10,000 mi. of the planet Venus. U ... new radiation belt would "seriously affect space exploration by radio astronomy." September 1962 September Sep 1 1962 1 Sep 2 1962 2 Sep 3 1962 3 Sep 4 1962 4 Sep 5 ...

... of Gravity-Assist Trajectories for Space Flight." Clarke, mission analysis and engineering manager for 1973 Mariner Venus-Mercury project, had first demonstrated possibility of bouncing spacecraft from planet to planet in ... Exceptional Service Medal for contribution to Mariner Mars 1969 mission design. ''(NASA Release 70-112; Jet Propulsion Laboratory JPL PIO)'' June 1970 June Jun 1 1970 1 Jun 2 1970 2 Jun 3 ...

... Center MSFC announced. ''( Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC Release 71-91)'' Comments on U.S. Mariner 9 and U.S.S.R. Mars 2 and 3 missions were made in New ... Mariners 4, 6, and 7. In the 1960's the pictures and other data acquired by these pioneering vehicles completely revolutionized scientists' views of the Martian terrain and environment." ''(NYT, 6/1 ... of Directors. ''(PD, 6/7/71, 867)'' May 1971 May June 1971 June Jun 1 1971 1 Jun 2 1971 2 Jun 3 1971 3 Jun 4 1971 4 Jun 5 1971 ...

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... MARINER II interplanetary space probe completed its first orbit of the sun, after traveling approximately 540, ... on spacecraft to detect and analyze such life if it exists. ''(The Cleveland Press, 8/1/63)'' Australian Minister of Supply Allen Fairhall announced U.S.-financed space tracking station would ... the organization now has annual budget of $22,600,000 and 4,500 total personnel (1,617 scientists, engineers, and techni­cians.) During year just completed, Aerospace Corp. provided guidance on ...

... profile of nitric oxide and nitrogen and test Mariner Mars UV spectrometer. UV spectrometer measured earth's day-glow and day­light between 1,100 A and 4,300 A. Inertial ACS ... and engineering support for Saturn ground computer systems and associated equipment. Contract would cover Oct. 1, 1968, through June 30, 1970. ''(MSFC Release 68-231)'' President Johnson announced resignation of Leonard ...

... a hard-hitting program to develop an American space-flying capability." ''(U.S. News, 6/1/64)'' Dr. George E. Mueller , Associate Administrator for Manned Space Flight, NASA, asserted that "we ... , altitude, and attitude. ''(FRC Release 13-64)'' Missiles and Rockets reported that NASA planned two Mariner-type flights to Mars in 1969 and a Voyager mission to Mars in 1971. M ... Education." ''(NAA Release)'' Miss Jacqueline Cochran flew the Edwards AFB 100-km. circular course at 1,302 mph to recapture the international woman's record held by Jacqueline Auriol. Miss Auriol ...

... Control Program Chief, Office of Space Science and Applications OSSA . Navigation satellites could provide : (1) high-accuracy position determination service to craft, people, and shore stations; (2) communications ... for aircraft and ships; (7) iceberg warning; and (8 ) data on migratory habits of marine, land, and sea life. ''(Text)'' George S. Trimble, Director of Advanced Planning, OMSF, ...

... JPL -operated Deep Space Network . ''(NASA Proj .Off; NASA Release 67-192)'' NASA announced that MARINER V Venus probe8,225,000 mi from earth, 86,830,000 mi from sun, on ... concerning long-range national needs. ''(Text)'' Kennedy Space Center KSC held dedication ceremonies for its $1.1-million Visitor Information Center. One hour later a visitor purchased the 500,000th ticket for ...

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