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... said, “We have to start by getting Bill William A. Larsen the board with us.” Bill Larsen was a division chief at the time, but Bill had been the guy who had had ... to go, so it was gone. We knew nothing except whatever was in Bill's memory. We got together with Bill and said, “Here's our quest and what can we do ... got involved with that. We were talking about that here locally—Rebecca and I and Bill Larsen, trying to just figure out what we could do. Lo and behold, we got ...

... reform had been broken when the House Transportation and Public Works aviation subcommittee approved a bill consigning automatic route entry to further study before planning a permanent program. The White House ... , Congress would pass additional legislation for airline deregulation on a more permanent basis. A compromise bill pushed by the Carter Administration would terminate the CAB, continue the small-communities subsidies, and ...

... . That organization, for years, was headed up very ably by John Mayer, Carl Huss, and Bill Tindall. They were absolutely incredibly devoted to the space program. They were highly respected by ... leadership. Now, somebody like Glynn Lunney and Chris Kraft and Sigurd A. Sig Sjoberg and Bill Tindall and John Mayer, if he were here, and Carl Huss, well, I think they ... and authoritatively with good judgment by good leaders, like John Mayer and Carl Huss and Bill Tindall and Chris Kraft and Glynn Lunney and Leonard S. Nicholson, Gene Kranz, Maxime A ...

... mention a couple of the people. We had Phil Philip C. Shaffer, H. David Reed, Bill William M. Stoval, Jay H. Greene. These folks were all in the section and they ... and went to work in Boston for the Department of Transportation. A very gifted person. Bill Stoval was another one of the gifted young men that was on console with us ... ", I'm guessing. But anyway, my wife and I, Joyce, we would invite Phil and Bill Stoval for a home-cooked meal occasionally. On one occasion we invited them over, and ...

... million less than President Johnson had requested. In speech on Senate floor during passage of bill, Sen. Spessard L. Holland (D-Fla.) said that if the US. failed to continue development ... doing to catch up with the Soviet Union in the field of space effort.” Senate bill included only the $3.5 million requested by the Administration for one additional firing of ... international cooperation and not a competitive basis. Clark was joined in his remarks against the bill by Sen. J. William Fulbright (D-Ark.), who said such action was “typical, today, of ...

... sent to the White House for the President's signature. House passed Independent Offices Appropriation Bill for 1963 (H.R. 12711) containing an amendment providing for 25% indirect costs on research ... . Five-day filibuster in Senate against Administration-supported communications satellite bill was shelved under compromise agreement between bill's supporters and opponents. Bill was referred to Foreign Relations Committee, which was ordered to ...

... win a stunt race." House Committee on Science and Astronautics approved a bill to revise space research patent laws. Bill allowed private companies to retain title to patents earned under Government contract ... vast unknown discoveries of the future." Another Washington lawyer, Benjamin V. Cohen, testified that the bill was "filled with pitfalls" and advised that its enactment now would be "premature." August 1962 ...

... on anything. He was adamant about that. So before we’d come down, they sent Bill Howard W. Tindall Jr. , who was the assistant director for?I can’t remember what ... real quick, I’ll change out the tape. Tape change '''Grimm:''' So they had sent Bill Tindall before they had this big meeting at MSC because he was over that group ... . So he had this meeting and he made that recommendation and Gilruth asked Bill Tindall what he thought. Bill said, “I don’t know how he did it, but the crew has ...

... on inventions resulting from governmentally financed research . . . "I have introduced in the 88th Congress two bills of major im­portance in this field, H.R. 701 and H.R. 2349. Both ... actions against Govern­ment contractors who infringe their patents while carrying out Government contracts. "This bill is also in the Judiciary Committee but not yet re­ferred to a subcommittee . . . " ''(Text ...

... ; and $682,359,400 for construction of facilities. House cut $34.4 million from the bill as reported from Committee on Science and Astronautics: Amendment introduced by Rep. Richard L. Roudebush ... Space Sciences ordered H.R. 7500 favorably reported (pending receipt from the House). With amendments, bill would authorize $5,511,520,400 for NASA in FY 1964. ''(NASA Leg. Act. Rpt ... / Space Daily, 8/2/63)'' In report to Bureau of the Budget, NASA commented on bill (S. Res. 50) to establish Senate Select Committee on Technologi­cal Developments. NASA recognized that ...

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