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... -elect Richard M. Nixon early in his administration. Consensus was: shaping of long-term science policy. Also cited were need for reexamination of priorities and goals, with firm decision on extent ... anti­pollution efforts; and more imaginative use of science and technology as instruments of national policy. None of eight scientists advocated abandonment of space program after culmination of Apollo project. Alvin ...

... Research Center, Rep, Chet Holifield (D.-Calif.) criticized current DOD and NASA patent policies. He urged that the policy be revised to permit any industry to "use any kind of a device ...

... imperative that we be prepared to assemble the necessary information for Congress to make complex policy decisions in order to meet national goals. As I have indicated we are more concerned ... . In making these decisions the translation and con-version of scientific and technical information into policy terms is essential. . . ." ''(CR, 8/13/64, 18753)'' ComSatCorp announced in its first report to ...

... work. Effective September 28, the revised patent waiver and related procurement regulations implemented Presidential patent policy statement of last October which established guidelines for a more unified approach among Federal agencies ... than three years of intensive study, including public hearings, on ways to improve NASA patent policies. NASA officials anticipated that they would encourage and accelerate con-tractors' efforts to identify and ...

... technological questions involved in the legislative process. The appropriation of funds to establish a Science Policy Research Division of the Legislative Reference Service of the Library of Congress is the latest ... join other Members of the House and Senate in hopeful anticipation that the new Science Policy Research Division of the Legislative Reference Service, will develop successfully under the direction of Dr ...

... the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's international space program is to serve broad foreign policy objectives through useful scientific and technical projects. "But a practical consequence for the American aerospace ... and as much of the lunar mission flight hardware as can be made available. This policy results from the recognition that true operational suitability of the flight hardware can only be ...

... . When Shapley's appointment became effective, the present Policy Planning Board would be discontinued; the office of Policy Planning would aid him in preparing policy matters for the Administrator, Deputy Administrator, and Associate ...

... peaceful... Just in case it may have been forgotten, let me quote from our highest policy level. In 1962, President Johnson, then Vice President and the Chairman of the National Aeronautics ... for deterring potential aggressors. The maintenance of such strength in no respect conflicts with the policy of peace, In fact, the more competent we are to prevent surprise, to discover aggressive ...

... total secrecy in its space operations... . NASA has pursued a brilliantly successful open public information policy. It has made every American a participant in its exciting conquest of space, aroused the ... on the man-in-space Manned Orbiting Laboratory MOL project, If it continues the Vandenberg policies of the past, the country is going to know very little about Manned Orbiting Laboratory ...

... physicians advance warning of deterioration in a patient's condition. ''(The Airman, 11/65, 9)'' Policy statement on participation by NASA employees in "widely-attended dinners honoring aerospace pioneers" was issued by Deputy Administrator Dr. Hugh L. Dryden : "NASA policy does not prevent acceptance of an invitation from a company to attend such affairs, provided ...

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