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... cooperation in manned space flight, Titov suggesting that the diplomats would first have to reach agreement on disarmament. Titov said that the Soviet press conference on August 14, 1961, held at ... President, six elected by public stockholders and six by industry stockholders. Soviet Academician Anatoli A. Blagonravov told the press in Washington that U.S.–U.S.S.R. talks on space ...

... and successful cooperation" with over 70 countries in 1960s, entered into almost 250 agreements for international space projects, orbited foreign satellites and flown foreign experiments on U.S ... Soviet Academy of Sciences President Mstislav V. Keldysh and to Academician Anatoly A. Blagonravov "inviting new initiatives in space cooperation." Keldysh had accepted suggestion for meeting, but ...

... ." ''(Text). Soviet academician Anatoly A. Blagonravov told meeting U.S.S.R. would launch two French SRET earth resources satellites as part of 1966 French-Soviet agreement on scientific cooperation. French ROSEAU ...

... S.S.R. had begun in 1962 "when some substantive possibilities were explored and... first agreements were reached." These had included coordinated meteorological satellite projects, joint mapping of earth's magnetic ... had been discussed for first time by Or. Paine and Soviet academician Dr. Anatoly A. Blagonravov in New York in April 1970. Subject had been discussed on subsequent Moscow visits by ...

... capsule to land incorrectly or capsule had sunk into dust layer. Soviet Academician Anatoly A. Blagonravov had said U.S.S.R. planned to use 1973 launch windows if program of ... uncertain to order of magnitude, at least. Panel had concluded: "There appears to be general agreement that Harold Johnston's conclusions . . . are credible, but with the reservations cited." Possibility of serious ...

... , and new materials. (D/D, July 8/85, 1) NASA announced that its Ames- Dryden Flight Research Center (DFRC) would begin a series of simulated airline flights to test ... and presentations on earning the Space Exploration merit badge. ( LaRC Release 85-38) Recently completed agreements between insurance underwriters and Hughes Communications Services acknowledged loss of the disabled Leasat-3 ...

... obstacles, including questions on government versus private financing and a secretariat to oversee the agreement. Emphasizing that funding should come largely from the private sector, the declaration called for ... did not attend a postflight press conference, the Washington Post reported, but traveled to Dryden Flight Research Center where researchers would run tests on them to determine how well ...

... ionospheric phenomenon called "Sporadic E" under an extension to a cooperative U.S.-Argentine agreement. The Argentine Comision Nacional de Investigaciones Espaciales (CNIE) would provide the personnel for ... funds between CNIE and NASA was contemplated. ''(NASA Release 65-350)'' Dr. Hugh L. Dryden , NASA Deputy Administrator, delivering the annual Robert Thurston Lecture of the American Society ...

... power sources on November 29. Speaking at general AAAS meeting in Philadelphia, Dr. Hugh L. Dryden , Deputy NASA Administrator, supported the thesis that science has developed most rapidly in an ... measurements from ground stations in Hawaii and the Philippines, said his studies were in general agreement with those of Van Allen and his coworkers and were "inconsistent" with Government estimates ...

... . Fulton, Jr., and Thomas C. McMurtry, both of Dryden Flight Research Center ; flight-test engineers would be Victor W. Horton, also from Dryden, and Louis E. Guidry, Jr., of Johnson Space Center ... noting changes in infrared intensity. Maps using this technique had been within 1 °C of agreement with temperatures checked at the water's surface. (Calspan News, Second Quarter 76, 3) An ...

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