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... by joining in the risk to a greater degree. . . ." ''(Text, Clark, NYT, 2/2/67,1)'' Transportation men were still the great "risk-takers of our society," Secretary of Transportation Alan ... solar phenomena and solar-terrestrial relationships. ''(OAR Release)'' Organizational changes became effective at AFSC Hq.: (1) creation of new Deputy Chief of Staff (DCS) for Operations; (2) reassignment of functions and ...

... Traffic 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 service to ... )'' North American Aviation , he. (NAA) , NASA's prime Apollo spacecraft contractor, announced major management changes: (1) William B. Bergen, former President of Martin Marietta Co., who joined NAA April 7, replaced ...

... 51.8° inclination. Equipment functioned normally. Satellite reentered June 9. ''(AP, W Star, 6/1/67,1; Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC SSR, 6/15/67)'' NASA Aerobee 150 sounding rocket launched ... records from New York to London and New York to Paris. ''(UPI, P EB, 6/1/67, 1; NYT, 6/2/67,17)'' F-111B was "a very easy plane to fly ... Administrator for Legislative Affairs, effective June 15. ''(NASA Release 67-137)'' June 1967 June Jun 1 1967 1 Jun 2 1967 2 Jun 3 1967 3 Jun 4 1967 4 Jun 5 ...

... alter its aiming point slightly. Primary objectives of NASA's Lunar Orbiter V mission were: (1) to place three-axis-stabilized spacecraft into high-inclination lunar orbit; and (2) to obtain ... 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 ...

... . (140 mi.); perigee, 191 km. (119 mi.); period, 88.6 min.; inclination, 51°. ‘‘(Tass, 3/1/66)’’ Edgar M. Cortright , NASA Deputy Associate Administrator for Space Science and Applications, testifying before ... wide range of scientific subjects at British institutions. ‘‘(Schmidt, NYT, 3/2/66, 13)’’ March 1-3: “Space Maintenance and Extravehicular Activities” meeting sponsored by USAF Aero Propulsion Laboratory and Martin ...

... OMSF to Office of Space Science and Applications OSSA . RL-10 , which had powered Saturn 1's 2nd stage (S-IV) in six successful flights prior to conclusion of Marshall Space ... 1966 "to provide communications support" for NASA's Apollo program. ''(Text)'' During week of April 1: Pulsed laser beam communications system which could penetrate cloud of plasma or charged gases surrounding ... by using cloud reflections. ''(Jones, NYT, 4/2/66, 32)'' April 1966 April Apr 1 1966 1 Apr 2 1966 2 Apr 3 1966 3 Apr 4 1966 4 Apr 5 1966 ...

... by five Rocketdyne J-2 liquid-hydrogen-fueled engines capable of developing a total of 1 million lbs. thrust. ''( Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC Release 66-290; UPI, Wash. Post, 12 ... between city and airport than the present air travel system. ''(FAA Release 66-102)'' December 1-6: LUNAR ORBITER II continued transmitting photos of the lunar surface see Nov. 10-30 ... continued to be received through low-power transmission. ''(NASA Proj. Off.)'' December 1966 December Dec 1 1966 1 Dec 2 1966 2 Dec 3 1966 3 Dec 4 1966 4 Dec 5 ...

... House Armed Services Committee he planned to cut FY 1970 defense budget by at least $1.1 billion because of Nation's "extremely difficult and dangerous economic and fiscal situation." At press ... budget submitted to Congress included cutback in B-52 raids over South Vietnam from 1,800 to 1,600. ''(Transcript of Press Conference; Corddry, B Sun, 4/2/69, Al)'' April 1969 April Apr 1 1969 1 Apr 2 1969 2 Apr 3 1969 3 Apr 4 1969 4 Apr 5 1969 ...

... 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 ... 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 ...

... during 36,000-ft-altitude flight. Concorde flew from Toulouse-Blagnac Airport. ''(NYT, 10/1/69, 1)'' Vice President Spiro T. Agnew said at press conference following tour of Jet Propulsion Laboratory ... and evaluating air-launched missiles and other airborne weapons systems. ''(PMR Missile, 10/3/69, 1)'' William Teir, Saturn IB program manager at Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC , became deputy director ...

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