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... . payload capacity or an intermediate vehicle with 40,000-lb. payload capacity. ''(Alexander, Av. Wk., 8/8/66, 59-78)'' Atlas F advanced ballistic reentry system ICBM fired from Vandenberg AFB apparently ... in design of landing gear, fuel lines, and electrical cables for greater safety. ''(Av. Wk., 8/8/66,34)'' New method of averting aircraft crashes on landing or takeoff was demonstrated at ...

... . It enriched the millions and millions of people who always benefit from industry. . . . ''(W News, 8/8/69, 23)'' Washington Post editorial: "There was a certain logic in playing down the purely ... possible, know the areas most appropriate for exploration in terms of gaining knowledge." ''(W Post, 8/8/69)'' “On The Moon – Footprints and Photographs by Neil A. Armstrong and Edwin E. Aldrin ...

... (678.5-mi) apogee, 1085-km (674.2-mi) perigee, 107-min period, and 99.8° inclination, where it would investigate new technique for accurate, real-time determination of positions on ... zero g. He hoped to place test heating device aboard Apollo 14 . '' (Hewitt, NYT, 4/8/70, 51)'' Wristwatch calibrated on lunar time system developed by Kenneth L. Franklin, Assistant Chairman ... hours. Each lune was divided into 24 "lunours" about an earth-hour long. '' (WSJ, 4/8/70)'' NASA announced selection of General Electric Co. for negotiation of $50 000 000 cost ...

... cell, the first living organism, the first organized spark of self-reproducing life." ''(NYT, 12/8/70)'' Wall Street Journal editorial said Congressmen were "squabbling" over location of future NASA Space ... efficiently-and not merely where local Congressmen are most adept at gathering spoils." ''(WSJ, 12/8/70)'' U.S. Court of Appeals was studying suit to force disclosure of SST report ... H. Pratt on grounds report was covered by doctrine of executive privilege. ''(W Star, 12/8/70, A3)'' Washington Post editorial urged House to follow Senate in denying SST funding see ...

... and Moscow have the courage and imagination to begin making that prospect a reality?" ''(NYT, 8/8/71)'' Washington Post: "There seems to be very little doubt that the mission completed yesterday ... expeditions ever conducted in helping mankind understand the universe in which it lives." " ''(W Post, 8/8/71)'' Responsibility for NASA space tug activities was assigned to Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC ...

... ratification of Convention for Suppression of Unlawful Seizure of Aircraft see April 15 . ''(CR, 9/8/71, 13892-95)'' Sen. William Proxmire (D-Wis.) released GAO report that showed official cost ... Development for DOT, as special consultant to President Nixon. ''(PD, 9/13/71, 1260)'' September 8-10: NASA and United Cerebral Palsy Research Foundation sponsored conference on neurologically handicapped at ARC ...

... July 26 that permitted ordering spacecraft in advance of issuance of construction permits. ''(Smith, NYT, 8/9/72)'' Reception in House Rayburn Building honored retiring Chairman George P. Miller of House ... the past 25 years." Lockheed estimated value of order at $150 million including spares. ''(WSJ, 8/8/71, 7)'' President Nixon submitted to Senate nomination of Dr. James R. Schlesinger, Chairman of ...

... and health of the passengers and crews," Aviation Week & Space Technology reported. ''(Av Wk, 1/8/73, 21)'' Aviation Week & Space Technology editorial praised Soviet aircraft designer Andrey N. Tupolev , who ... aerospace vehicles.” ''( AIAA Release; AIAA Bull, 1/73; Program; CR, 1/18/73, S985)'' January 8-12: The Civil Service Commission held an intensive equal em­ployment opportunity (EEO) evaluation review ...

... poetry, ricocheting weightless rubber balls around the laboratory, and flying paper air-planes. ''(Salisbury, CSM, 8/8/73)'' Components of a navigation system similar to that of the lunar roving vehicle s ... possible incorporation into a remotely controlled mine-surveillance vehicle, the Marshall Star announced. ''(Marshall Star, 8/8/73, 2)'' A New York Times editorial noted that "works aimed at exploring the planets ...

... in" on the technology development and knowledge obtained from lunar and space exploration programs. ''(CR, 8 April 74, H2677; Text)'' NASA announced selection of McDonnell Douglas Corp. to negotiate a two ... light airborne multipurpose system (LAMPS) helicopter, Aviation Week & Space Technology re-ported. Under a $13.8-million contract, IBM would develop and test a prototype antisubmarine warfare and avionics and weapon ...

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