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... country ever made, one of the most rewarding adventures it ever undertook." ''(LA Times, 12/6/72)'' Christian Science Monitor: "To the layman, what has been learned about the moon and ... may prove to be no more than the captive of tomorrow's familiar." ''(CSM, 12/6/72)'' New York Times: "Even as the world awaits this final launch, debate continues about ... which men broke the bonds of terrestrial gravity and began their cosmic destiny," ''(NYT, 12/6/72, 42)'' November 1972 November December 1972 December Dec 1 1972 1 Dec 2 1972 ...

... flights can be as productive as manned flights at roughly half the cost.” ''(CR, 2/6/73, 52108-10)'' The Senate passed S.J.R. 37 with an amendment and sent ... Center . The amendment substituted the word "space" for "science" in the resolution preamble. ''(CR, 2/6/73, 52229-30)'' The Federal Aviation Administration put into effect Phase II of the tightened ... 1973 2 Feb 3 1973 3 Feb 4 1973 4 Feb 5 1973 5 Feb 6 1973 6 Feb 7 1973 7 Feb 8 1973 8 Feb 9 1973 9 Feb 10 ...

... world, in 1985," he foresaw a rise in air cargo revenues from the current $1.6 billion per year to $14 billion per year, with development of automated handling and compatible ... . Japan would be obligated to use the rocket system for peaceful purposes only. ''(CR, 3/6/73, S3977-9; Doder, W Post, 3/7/73, A10)'' The decision to publicize weather ... a new transponder and could delay the launch four months. ''(O'Toole, W Post, 3/6/73, 5)'' U.S.S.R. sounding rocket launchings, first step in joint Soviet-French ...

... , was Director of the National Air and Space Museum of the Smithsonian Institution. ''(CR, 4/6/73, 56858; NASA Astronauts)'' Discovery of the most distant quasar yet detected was reported in ... quasar had been calculated to be receding at an 89% speed. ''(Carswell, Strettmatter, Nature, 4/6/73, 394)'' NASA Associate Deputy Administrator Willis H. Shapley testified on im­proved opportunities and ...

... .S., in private hands and with Government agencies. ''(Clifford, UPI, W Post, 5/6/73, F15)'' May 6-8; The Commission on Education of the National Academy of Engineering held a Washington ... 1973 2 May 3 1973 3 May 4 1973 4 May 5 1973 5 May 6 1973 6 May 7 1973 7 May 8 1973 8 May 9 1973 9 May 10 ...

... magnificent results to date continue during the current series of missions." ''(C Sun-Times, 8/6/73)'' Langley Research Center and the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS) were using aerial ... and in research and development associated with nuclear reactors and nuclear breeders." ''(W Post, 8/6/73, A23)'' NASA launched two Nike-Apache sounding rockets from Kiruna, Sweden. The first carried ...

... Arms Limitation Talks (SALT) were held in Geneva. ''(FBIS-Sov, 11/19/73, AA1)'' November 6-29: NASA launched Noaa 3 (ITOS-F) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration meteorological satellite from Western Test Range at 6:02 am PST on a two-stage, long-tank, thrust-augmented Thor-Delta 0300 launch ...

... sound. ''(AFSC News review, June 74, 8-9; AEDC proj off, interview, 27 March 75)'' 6-7, 12-13 March: NASA Acting Associate Administrator for Aeronautics and Space Technology Edwin C ... the House Committee on Science and Astronautics' Subcommittee on Aeronautics and Space Technology. Kilgore testified 6 March that in FY 1975 OAST would modify its "program again to meet the changing ... 1974 2 Mar 3 1974 3 Mar 4 1974 4 Mar 5 1974 5 Mar 6 1974 6 Mar 7 1974 7 Mar 8 1974 8 Mar 9 1974 9 Mar 10 ...

... Technology Satellite (ERTS-C) for continuity of remote-sensing data. The Committee also had added $6 million to support activities under way and the initiation and application of new ideas in ... $20 million added by the House to the space shuttle program. ''(S Rpt 93-818)'' 6-10 May: The possibility of self-sufficient colonies of men in space was discussed at ... continuity of the human race. ''(Sullivan, NYT, 13 May 74, 1; OMSF, interview, Feb 75)'' 6-21 May: Fifteen nations, including the U.S., signed an international convention for the protection ...

... Angeles. A 60-word mailgram to the West Coast cost $1.35, rather than the $6.00 for a telegram. Regular, one-business-day transmission of mailgrams by satellite from New ... Coast beginning late in the year. ''(NASA Hq WB, 7 Oct 74; AP, B Sun, 6 Sept 74, A3 )'' President Ford signed H.R. 15572 into Public Law 93-414, making ... 1974 2 Sep 3 1974 3 Sep 4 1974 4 Sep 5 1974 5 Sep 6 1974 6 Sep 7 1974 7 Sep 8 1974 8 Sep 9 1974 9 Sep 10 ...

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