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... feasible within five years, ComSatCorp President Dr. Joseph V. Charyk testified before FCC. Economic feasibility, however, might require more than five years, he said. Dr. Charyk appeared as a witness for the Justice Dept ... , in his judgment, the pacing item in the manned lunar landing program remained the Saturn V booster, and when it was ready for manned flight there would be a spacecraft ready ...

... Data Acquisition resumed hear­ings on NASA FY 1964 budget authorization, with testimony by Dr. Joseph V. Charyk , President of Communications Satellite Corp., and Leo D. Welch, Chairman. Asked whether ComSatCorp . would conduct ... space communications system may link U.S., Europe, Japan, and Latin America by 1967. Dr. Charyk said ComSatCorp . expected initial planning to take about a year and development of hardware about ...

... future communications in Atlantic area-currently served by two comsats and four cables- ComSatCorp President Joseph V. Charyk and AT&T Vice President Richard R. Hough presented their proposals in separate letters to ... , he said, could be provided by "a balanced, integrated network of both cables and satellites." Charyk charged that the cable would not be economically feasible: ". . . when a new cable is laid ...

... resultant floods have swept aside the older order.” ‘‘(WSJ, 3/30/66, 5)’’ ComSatCorp president Joseph V. Charyk told the NAB convention that communication by satellites would recast the (‘nature of the world ... new patterns that will have a profound effect on the national television and radio picture.” Charyk said this development was likely to result from satellite linkage with metropolitan communications centers. Linkage ...

... international communications expected by the early 1980s, the annual meeting of ComSat stockholders was told. Joseph V. Charyk, president of ComSat, noted that the 2 new INTELSAT IV-A satellites scheduled for launch ... 1, the 1965 Early Bird-could carry either 200 telephone calls or one TV channel. Charyk said negotiations had been held with Hughes Aircraft (maker of INTELSAT IV ), TRW Inc., and ...

... 's planetary entry parachute program. ''(NASA Release 67-120)'' Second Bell Aerosystems Co. X-22A V/STOL research aircraft successfully underwent 18-min demonstration flight at Niagara Falls International Airport. During ... D booster as first stage. One satellite reentered July 13. ''(Pres Rep 1967)'' ComSatCorp President Joseph V. Charyk, speaking at ComSatCorp 's fourth annual meeting in Washington, D.C., said a shortage of ...

... Administrator James E. Webb told Senate Appropriations Committee's Independent Offices Subcommittee that 15 Saturn V flights were planned for Project Apollo program, the lunar landing to be accomplished in the ... for election to the new board by public stockholders. They were: Leo D. Welch, Dr. Joseph V. Charyk, David M. Kennedy, George L. Killion, Leonard H. Marks, and Bruce G. Sundlun. The corporation ...

... dated Aug. 27- 10th anniversary of Senate passage of Act-by ComSatCorp President Joseph V. Charyk and Board Chairman Joseph H. McConnell said 83-member International Telecommunications Satellite Consortium (INTELSAT) was operating successfully under ...

... equatorial region during any season.” ''(Barth et al., Science, 2/23/73, 795-6)'' Dr. Joseph V. Charyk, President of Communications Satellite Corp., an­nounced organizational changes to strengthen new roles in domestic ... ComSatCorp 's U.S. domestic programs. It would be headed by John A. Johnson, President; Joseph H. O'Connor, Vice President and Treasurer; John L. Martin, Jr., Vice President; and Jerome ...

... Corp. held its 10th Annual Meeting of Share-holders in Washington, D.C. Board Chairman Joseph H. McConnell reported that its global system, through the fourth generation of Intelsat satellites, provided ... on six continents can see an important event on TV as it hap-pens." Dr. Joseph V. Charyk, ComSatCorp resident, said, "At the end of 1965 . . . we were leasing 66 voice grade half ...

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