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... in teaching had averaged 10.5% per year 1967-1969 and 6.7% per year 1958-1967. Growth rate for number in R&D was 5.7% per year ... May 21 1970 21 May 22 1970 22 May 23 1970 23 May 24 1970 24 May 25 1970 25 May 26 1970 26 May 27 1970 27 May 28 1970 28 May 29 1970 29 May 30 1970 30 May 31 1970 31 June ...

... Satellite program. As Assistant Director of Laboratories at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base 1957-1958, he had directed Project Far Side, the earliest attempt to obtain radiation and magnetic ... 21 May 22 1974 22 May 23 1974 23 May 24 1974 24 May 25 1974 25 May 26 1974 26 May 27 1974 27 May 28 1974 28 May 29 1974 29 May 30 1974 30 May 31 1974 31 ...

... (30.8-lb) Explorer I , launched from Cape Canaveral, Fla., by Jupiter C booster Jan. 31, 1958- 1958-reentered atmosphere over South Pacific. Satellite had discovered Van Allen radiation belts , had completed 58 ... on transfer of ERC to DOT for use as Transportation Systems Center: "However glamorous it may be, travel in space is of little immediate importance to the average man. But travel ...

... increased knowledge and experience in the previously unknown field of space. Thus in calendar year 1958 in the first three months of NASA, four missions were attempted without a single success ... 21 May 22 1965 22 May 23 1965 23 May 24 1965 24 May 25 1965 25 May 26 1965 26 May 27 1965 27 May 28 1965 28 May 29 1965 29 May 30 1965 30 May 31 1965 31 June ...

... test vehicle Jupiter-C was used to launch first U.S. satellite, Explorer 1 (Jan. 31, 1958). Dr. von Braun was Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC Director from July 1960 to February ... 21 May 22 1972 22 May 23 1972 23 May 24 1972 24 May 25 1972 25 May 26 1972 26 May 27 1972 27 May 28 1972 28 May 29 1972 29 May 30 1972 30 May 31 1972 31 June ...

... . satellite, Explorer I , launched by the Army Ballistic Missile Agency and Jet Propulsion Laboratory Jan. 31, 1958. The U.S. and the Western world had entered an age of space with the ... the earth. The satellite had transmitted data until May 23, 1958, when its small bat­teries were exhausted. It reentered the earth's atmosphere Mar. 31, 1970. ''(NASA Release 73-14; KSC Release ... maintain and modify existing models would require a $29-million budget item. ''(W Post, 1/31/73, A16)'' 1973 January 1973 January Jan 1 1973 1 Jan 2 1973 2 Jan ...

... ­prietary interests of the United States in inventions may be waived pursuant to section 305 of the National Aeronautics and Space Act of 1958." Bill was referred to Senate Committee on the ... May 21 1963 21 May 22 1963 22 May 23 1963 23 May 24 1963 24 May 25 1963 25 May 26 1963 26 May 27 1963 27 May 28 1963 28 May 29 1963 29 May 30 1963 30 May 31 ...

... 1957 when U.S.S.R. orbited SPUTNIK I , then cited formation of NASA in 1958 and President Kennedy's recommendation in 1961 of accelerated program "to give the nation a ... May 21 1963 21 May 22 1963 22 May 23 1963 23 May 24 1963 24 May 25 1963 25 May 26 1963 26 May 27 1963 27 May 28 1963 28 May 29 1963 29 May 30 1963 30 May 31 1963 31

... would open us to accusations of lack of firmness and resolution regarding national goals .... "In 1958, President Eisenhower declared "'There is the factor of national prestige. To be strong and bold ... May 21 1963 21 May 22 1963 22 May 23 1963 23 May 24 1963 24 May 25 1963 25 May 26 1963 26 May 27 1963 27 May 28 1963 28 May 29 1963 29 May 30 1963 30 May 31 ...

... The National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, which became the National Aeronautics and Space Agency in 1958, gave unfailing support. For example, NACA's Moffett Laboratories did a major portion of ... 21 May 22 1964 22 May 23 1964 23 May 24 1964 24 May 25 1964 25 May 26 1964 26 May 27 1964 27 May 28 1964 28 May 29 1964 29 May 30 1964 30 May 31 1964 31 ...

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