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First U.S. full-size tactical nose cone was recovered from the Atlantic Ocean 4½ hours after launching from Cape Canaveral on a Jupiter missile Jupiter missile.
Gravity load of 83 g's for a fraction of a second withstood by Capt. E. L. Breeding in deceleration of a rocket sled at Holloman AFB .
H. Rept. 1770, Select Committee on Astronautics and Space Exploration, “Establishment of the National Space Program,” published to accompany H.R. 12575.
House Rept. 1758, Select Committee on Astronautics and Space Exploration, “The National Space Program” published
Thor IRBM successfully fired from Cape Canaveral , flew prescribed course, and impacted in preselected area.
Department of Defense assigned responsibility for land-based ICBM/IRBM development to the USAF, and directed it to develop Minuteman solid-propellant ICBM capable of being launched from underground sites.
Vanguard (TV-5) failed to orbit due to malfunction of minor components in the firing circuit of third stage.
EXPLORER III reentered the earth's atmosphere.
Nike-Asp test flight from Navy LSD ''Point Defiance'' near Puka Island reached 800,000 feet, the highest altitude ever reached by ship-launched rocket, in preliminary test of Nike-Asp for use in International Geophysical year IGY solar eclipse studies.
USAF Atlas missile Atlas made its first successful operational test flight in a 6325 statute-mile flight, landed close to its target.
Lt. W. Lees and Ens. F. A. Brossy established world's endurance flight record without refueling of 34 hours 33 minutes, in diesel-powered Bellanca at Jacksonville, Fla.
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