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... weak stars, Photographs would help to determine LUNA VII orbit with greater precision. ''(Tass, 10/5/65)'' ComSatCorp invited 20 construction companies to bid on site preparation for the Brewster Flat ... Johnson's August 25 announcement of the program was "without foundation." ''(M/S Daily, 10/5/65)'' October 1965 October Oct 1 1965 1 Oct 2 1965 2 Oct 3 1965 3 Oct 4 1965 4 Oct 5 1965 5 Oct 6 1965 6 Oct 7 1965 7 Oct 8 1965 8 Oct 9 ...

... the training of US. astronauts: including a centrifuge that produced 17 g's pressure. ''(NYT, 5/9/67,43)'' MSC awarded Rocket Research Corp. a $405,000 contract to deliver by ... , and possibly a space exhibit for school's guidance library and counseling rooms. ''(W Star, 5/7/67, B1)'' May 1967 May May 1 1967 1 May 2 1967 2 May 3 1967 3 May 4 1967 4 May 5 1967 5 May 6 1967 6 May 7 1967 7 May 8 1967 8 May 9 ...

... human error, inadequate manufacturing, quality control, or test procedures." NASA Hq. news conference, called at 5:00 pm same day by NASA Administrator James E. Webb , accompanied by key NASA and ... improvement was expected in LM's propulsion, which would ease the weight problem. ''(CR, 10/5/67, Ip13046-8; Transcript)'' Boeing Co. won seven USAF Industrial Zero Defects Program awards, including ...

... contractors and public to participate as stockholders in corporation to produce and sell SST. ''(CRY 5/5/66, 9396)'' NASA’s first manned Apollo flight might be made in 1966 instead of ... Center of Atmospheric Research, Environmental Survey Satellite ESSA , and New Zealand Weather Service. ''(Sullivan, NYT, 5/5/66, 16)'' Bell Aerosystems Co. announced plans to develop 25 ton air-cushion vehicle (Acv ...

... Bolshevik Revolution-but anticipated another Soviet manned earth-orbital flight in 1966. ‘‘(Tech. Wk., 9/5/66,3)’’ Gen. Bernard A. Schriever , who retired as AFSC Commander Aug. 31, was saluted ... activities . . . tend s to draw governments away from the consortium principle. . . .” ‘‘(Doty, Av. Wk., 9/5/66, 29)’’ Dr. Clifford A. Spohn (Col., USAF, Ret.) had been appointed director of operations ...

... -27; AP, B Sun, 2/6/69, A3; Pres Rpt. 70 69 ; ComSatCorp PIO)'' February 5: DOD launched two unidentified satellites from Vandenberg AFB by Thor-Agena booster. One entered orbit ... and research be sustained at a level of high excellence." ''(PD, 2/10/69, 224-5)'' New tempest was brewing in national scientific community over whether defense establishment absorbed exorbitant portion ... advances the purposes of our Atoms for Peace program." ''(PD, 2/10/69, 219)'' February 5-7: During two-day Paris visit Apollo 8 Astronaut Frank Borman met with President Charles ...

... Assistant Administrator for Industry Affairs, to be an Assistant Secretary of the Air Force. ''(CR, 5/5/69, 54668)'' U.S. returned 14-in metal sphere from Soviet spacecraft to U.S ... 1968. Delay in return was due partly to efforts in identifying it. ''(Reuters, W Post, 5/8/69, A25)'' In letter to Attorney General, Sen. William F. Proxmire (D-Wis.) asked ... and urged that DOD immediately freeze funding for C-5A. ''(Proxmire Off; Nossiter, W Post, 5/6/69, A3)'' Jerald R. Kubat, former Director of NASA Manned Space Flight Program Control ...

... Center KSC for launch operations. ''(NASA Proj Off; NASA Releases 69-81, 69-92)'' June 5: Electronic disorder in NASA's Orbiting Astronomical Observatory OAO II orbiting astronomical observatory (launched Dec ... environmental control systems to sustain astronauts for long-duration earth orbital space flights. ''(WSJ, 6/5/69)'' Secretary of State William P. Rogers told Washington, D.C., news conference Nixon Administration ...

... interview on this day File:69-07-05-Buzz-Aldrin-Interview.mp4 July 5-6: In Moscow Apollo 8 Astronaut Frank Borman placed wreaths at tombs of Vladimir I ... circumstances"-factory, engineering, and research costs had risen twice as much as originally estimated. ''(Flying, 5/69)'' Copy of original tape recording of excited voices of astronomers as they discovered first ...

... Mrs. Yuri Gagarin and Mrs. Vladimir M. Komarov , widows of Soviet cosmonauts. '' (Saikowski, CSM, 6/5/70)'' Dr. George M. Low , NASA Deputy Administrator, spoke at dedication ceremony for $2.8 ... Div. and Link Div. of Singer General Precision, Inc., for competitive negotiations leading to $3.5-million contract for development of crew training simulator for Skylab program at MSC was announced ...

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