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... new areas of scientific and economic activity in the near neighborhood of earth." ''(NYT, 3/9/70)'' Washington Evening Star: "The 1970's promise to be an exciting decade in space ... skills and resources as man reaches farther and farther beyond his planet." ''(W Star, 3/9/70)'' Washington Post: "It was appropriate that President Nixon should announce his proposed plans for ... Uranus for more of the same, Neptune and finally Pluto." '' (C Sun-Times, 3/9/70)'' March 9-10: NASA launched series of three Nike-Tomahawk sounding rockets from TERLS, carrying Goddard ...

... offensive and defensive strategic weapons and suspension of test flights of reentry vehicles. ''(CR, 4/9/70, 55479-508)'' Sen. Edward M. Kennedy (D-Mass.) introduced S. 3700, FY 1971 NSF ... million annually in foreign currencies to be spent outside U.S. ''(CR, 4/9/70, 55428-9)'' April 9-10: U.S.-U.S.S.R. editorial board to prepare and publish joint ... 1970 5 Apr 6 1970 6 Apr 7 1970 7 Apr 8 1970 8 Apr 9 1970 9 Apr 10 1970 10 Apr 11 1970 11 Apr 12 1970 12 Apr 13 ...

... funds into. . an 'intermediate' space station that could be launched in 1976." ''(W Post, 7/9/70, A12)'' Sen. John L. McClellan (D-Ark.) on Senate floor accused NASA of secretly ... . . .in order to determine whether the system should be modified, changed, or eliminated." '' (OR, 7/9/70, S10974-5)'' Mstislav V. Keldysh , President of Soviet Academy of Sciences, said at Moscow ... and smaller SS-11 and SS-13 missiles. '' (Sheehan, NYT, 7/10/70,1)'' July 9-11: NASA and Univ. of California at Berkeley scientists successfully launched 300000-cu-m (10 ...

... of Storms rocks had experienced more severe shock effects or longer cooling rates. ''(Science, 10/9/70, 161-2)'' Thermal properties of lunar magnetic rocks at high temperatures were evaluated in ... thermal gradient of the moon would be significantly. steeper than that of earth." ''(Science, 10/9/70, 165-7)'' Implications of failure of Mariner VI and VII UV experiments to detect ... to that for earth, this limit was reduced to less than 0.5%. ''(Science, 10/9/70, 167-8)'' September 1970 September October 1970 October Oct 1 1970 1 Oct 2 ...

... Wallops Station at 1:00 am EST by four-stage Scout booster. Two spacecraft separated 9 min after launch and entered orbit with 528-km (328-mi) apogee, 299.7-km ... willing to pay ticket surcharge of 30%-40% above current fares. '' (Samuelson, W Post, 11/9/70, Al)'' L/C Joe Klass and Maj. Joseph Gervais, both former USAF officers, said ... 1970 5 Nov 6 1970 6 Nov 7 1970 7 Nov 8 1970 8 Nov 9 1970 9 Nov 10 1970 10 Nov 11 1970 11 Nov 12 1970 12 Nov 13 ...

... for construction of facilities, and $697.4 million for research and program management. ''(CR, 2/9/71, H588; NASA LAR X/11)'' Christian Science Monitor editorial commented: "Technically, the feats of ... , in the long run, to be one of the program's greatest contributions." ''(CSM, 2/9/71)'' Former New Mexico Governor David F. Cargo presented Apollo 11 moon fragments to Museum ... 1971 5 Feb 6 1971 6 Feb 7 1971 7 Feb 8 1971 8 Feb 9 1971 9 Feb 10 1971 10 Feb 11 1971 11 Feb 12 1971 12 Feb 13 ...

OFO Orbiting Frog Otolith satellite, launched by NASA Nov. 9, 1970, reentered atmosphere. Mission had been adjudged successful Dec. 11, 1970. All objectives-including maintenance ... of the giant planets than could be obtained from fly-by trajectories." ''(Shabad, NYT, 5/9/71)'' April 1971 April May 1971 May May 1 1971 1 May 2 1971 2 ... 1971 5 May 6 1971 6 May 7 1971 7 May 8 1971 8 May 9 1971 9 May 10 1971 10 May 11 1971 11 May 12 1971 12 May 13 ...

... the potential military uses of large semipermanent manned space stations such as Salyut ." ''(NYT, 6/9/71)'' Baltimore Sun: "One point the achievement demonstrates is the intensity of Russian concentration on ... next step, with deeper explorations limited for the time to automatic systems." ''(B Sun, 6/9/71)'' Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC announced it was evaluating proposals to provide technical systems ...

... in history, and the space program has been the core of it." ''(W News, 8/9/71)'' Philadelphia Evening Bulletin: "The pictures taken by Endeavour and the data being supplied by ... we spend in space we are investing in the future of mankind." ''(P Bull, 8/9/71)'' Prague newspaper Rude Pravo commented on Apollo 15 : ,,The scientists eagerly anticipate the results ... help her understand how very proud of her father you both should be." ''(Time, 8/9/71, 31)'' July 1971 July August 1971 August Aug 1 1971 1 Aug 2 1971 ...

... the funds available for other scientific projects in NASA and elsewhere in Government." ''(NYT, 1/9/72, 6)'' New York News editorial commented on space shuttle decision: "We would like to ... the stars so they can concentrate on the mud at their feet." ''(NY News, 1/9/72)'' Interview with Mrs. Ruth Bates Harris, NASA Director of Equal Employ- ment Opportunity, was ... get the alienated minorities into every NASA level, especially space exploration." ''(Trescott, W Star, 1/9/72, Cl)'' 1972 January 1972 January Jan 1 1972 1 Jan 2 1972 2 Jan ...

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