Apr 29 1969
From The Space Library
Dr. Lee A. DuBridge, Presidential Science Adviser, said at NAS dinner in Washington, D.C.: "The relations between science, technology, government and the various elements of our society are enormously complex. Science and technology are no longer separable from political and social problems.. . . Whether we like it or not, science is in politics and politics is in science. . . . The fact is that today science is too important to our nation to stay out of politics. Clearly we all-politicians and scientists-must find ways of adapting ourselves to a new era-an era which began . . . really on Hiroshima day in 1945." (Text)
April 29-May 1: held workshop on optical telescope technology to exchange technical information on design of future space telescopes and identify research and technology efforts needed to support future missions. (MSFC Release 69-117)
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