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... the interplanetary medium or the magnetosheath of the earth. ''(NASA Proj Off) A balloon carrying 9,000-lb instrumented payload for NASA was successfully launched from Chico, Calif., by Univ. of ... whether instruments had survived the impact, but said they had obtained excellent telemetry data during 9«-hr flight. ''(NASA Release 67-218)'' NASA had selected RCA Defense Electronics Products Div. for ...

... ., called for "full speed ahead" on building an ABM system. ''(Av Wk, 9/18/67; ,CR, 9/19/67, 93207-9)'' To astronauts, Maj. Edwin E. Aldrin Edwin E. (Buzz) Aldrin , Jr. (USAF ... Aviation Company. The awards are made annually for exceptional feats of individual piloting skill. ''(NYT, 9/10/67)'' Stanford Linear Accelerator Center was dedicated. Two-mile-long building would contain the ... 1967 5 Sep 6 1967 6 Sep 7 1967 7 Sep 8 1967 8 Sep 9 1967 9 Sep 10 1967 10 Sep 11 1967 11 Sep 12 1967 12 Sep 13 ...

... will not do the job which its proponents say it will do." ''(Text, CR, 10/9/67, S14413-27)'' Senate action in voting $4.6 billion for NASA for FY 1968 ... ,' as Chairman Mills of the House Ways and Means Committee put it." ''(B Sun, 10/9/67)'' Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara's decision to go ahead with "thin" Nike ... surface to free their radio frequencies. Lunar Orbiter III , launched Feb. 4, 1967, crashed Oct. 9, 1967. LUNAR ORBITER II , launched Nov. 6, 1966, crashed Oct. 11,1967. In preparation for ...

... on USAF vehicles had previously been handled on an informal basis. (M&S Daily, 3/9/66) ComSatCorp proposed to FAA an aeronautics satellite to handle complex communications for airlines and ... annual FAA Air Traffic Activity Report. The 292 FAA airport traffic control towers reported 37.9 million takeoffs and landings during the year-an 11% increase over 1964. Largest increase -nearly ... 1966 5 Mar 6 1966 6 Mar 7 1966 7 Mar 8 1966 8 Mar 9 1966 9 Mar 10 1966 10 Mar 11 1966 11 Mar 12 1966 12 Mar 13 ...

... radiation would be no threat to manned operations near the moon, they said. ''(Tass, 4/9/66; UPI, NYT, 4/10/66, 79; AP, Wash. Sun. Star, 4/10/66, A6 ... electronics are `within reach,' but considerably more investigation is required." ''(Haggerty, J/Armed Forces, 4/9/66, 9)'' April 1966 April Apr 1 1966 1 Apr 2 1966 2 Apr 3 1966 ... 1966 5 Apr 6 1966 6 Apr 7 1966 7 Apr 8 1966 8 Apr 9 1966 9 Apr 10 1966 10 Apr 11 1966 11 Apr 12 1966 12 Apr 13 ...

... , and we in the House should appreciate it, and commend him for it.” ''(CR, 5/9/66)'' Text of Soviet Academy of Sciences’ August 1965 proposal to International Astronomical Union (IAU ... . Primary sensors would be optical, covering the infrared, ultraviolet, and visible spectra. ''(Av. Wk., 5/9/66, 23)'' USAF announced it would award contracts to “individuals within the scientific community” to ...

... by micrometeoroid impact but by reaction of microphone crystals to temperature changes. ‘‘(Nilsson, Science, 10/9/66, 1242-6)’’ House of Commons’ Committee of Public Accounts said development costs for Anglo ... attributed to changes in design, increases in wages, and “underestimation in the earlier estimates.” ‘‘(NYT, 9/9/66, 76)’’ September 10-16: NASA Administrator James E. Webb made unpublicized trip to West ...

... kind of mutual support and broadly-based leadership that I think we achieved." ''(Text)'' December 9: French President Charles de Gaulle and Soviet Premier Aleksey Kosygin signed extension of scientific, technical ... ) encourage Federal support of experiments in information technology, including prototype information systems. ''(Carter, Science, 12/9/66, 1299-1304)'' December 1966 December Dec 1 1966 1 Dec 2 1966 2 Dec ...

... Module CM pilot), and Fred W. Haise , Jr. ( Lunar Module LM pilot). ''(NASA Release 69-9)'' NASA submitted to BOB proposed FY 1970 NASA authorization bill in which FY 1969 "Administrative ... $3.051 billion for R&D, $58.2 million for construction of facilities, and $650.9 million for research and program management-for total budget of $3.761 billion. ''(Text; NASA ... 1969 5 Jan 6 1969 6 Jan 7 1969 7 Jan 8 1969 8 Jan 9 1969 9 Jan 10 1969 10 Jan 11 1969 11 Jan 12 1969 12 Jan 13 ...

... OF AERONAUTICS AND ASTRONAUTICS AIAA 5th Propulsion Joint Specialist Conference in Colorado Springs, Colo., June 9-13, AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF AERONAUTICS AND ASTRONAUTICS AIAA announced. ''( AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF AERONAUTICS AND ASTRONAUTICS AIAA News; Lewis News, 5/9/69, 1)'' Associated Press said Astronaut-Aquanaut M. Scott Carpenter (Cdr., USN ) would retire from ...

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