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... Media:68-10-25.pdf Space News for this day. (2MB PDF) Soyuz II was successfully launched by U.S.S.R. into orbit with 229-km ''(142.3 mi)'' apogee, 191 ... Boeing Saturn V systems engineering and integration contract was now $213,443,238. ''(MSFC Release 68-253)'' USAF's Space and Missile Systems Organization announced award of ini­tial increments to ... 1968 14 Oct 15 1968 15 Oct 16 1968 16 Oct 17 1968 17 Oct 18 1968 18 Oct 19 1968 19 Oct 20 1968 20 Oct 21 1968 21 Oct 22 ...

... charts to 223 by 1971. Additionally, 21 regional centers issuing 1,191 charts daily would increase output to 1,830 charts by 1971 and ... -air sea stations, aircraft, and meteorological satellites. ''(W Star, 12/9/68, A8)'' December 9-12: New York Times and Washington Evening Star ... 15 1968 15 Dec 16 1968 16 Dec 17 1968 17 Dec 18 1968 18 Dec 19 1968 19 Dec 20 1968 20 Dec 21 1968 ...

... ­riod, and 64.7° inclination and reentered Nov. 18. Both satellites func­tioned normally. ''(GSFC SSR, 10/31/68; 11/30/68; SBD, 11/4/68, 12)'' Dr. William H. Pickering, JPL Director, and ... for analysis and study of lunar data ob­tained from NASA unmanned missions. ''(NASA Release 68-191; NAS Re­lease)'' October 31-November 1: Soviet academician and aerospace scientist, Prof. Leonid I ... 1968 14 Oct 15 1968 15 Oct 16 1968 16 Oct 17 1968 17 Oct 18 1968 18 Oct 19 1968 19 Oct 20 1968 20 Oct 21 1968 21 Oct 22 ...

... ,041,582, or 43.42%. Democratic candidate Hubert H. Humphrey polled 191 electoral votes from 14 states and 29,817,385 pop­ular ... program in campaign speeches. ''(NASA EH; CQ Weekly Rpt, 11/8/68, 3071)'' Soviet Academy of Sciences President Mstislav V. Keldysh told Moscow ... 15 1968 15 Nov 16 1968 16 Nov 17 1968 17 Nov 18 1968 18 Nov 19 1968 19 Nov 20 1968 20 Nov 21 1968 ...

... in death of pilot Maj. Michael J. Adams ''(USAF)'' Main task in 191 flights to date had been study of problems of manned controls ... at vir­tually any point on earth. ''(AP, C Trib, 1/22/68)'' Telescope at Univ. of Arizona's Planetary Laboratory photographed Lunar Orbiter ... 15 1968 15 Jan 16 1968 16 Jan 17 1968 17 Jan 18 1968 18 Jan 19 1968 19 Jan 20 1968 20 Jan 21 1968 ...

... "Rocket"; granted to John T. Hadfield, of Middletown, Conn. - 18 Media:US379970.pdf No. 379,970. “Rocket"; granted to Wilhelm Meissel, ... of Worcester, Mass. - 38 Media:US1191299.pdf No. 1,191,299. “Rocket Apparatus"; granted to Robert H. Goddard, of Worcester, ... “Explosion Turbine"; granted to Hans Holzwarth, of Dusseldorf, Germany. - 68 Media:US1982666.pdf No. 1,982,666. “ ...

... .R. launched Cosmos 503 from Plesetsk into orbit with 308-km (191.4-mi) apogee, 170-km (105.6-mi) perigee, 89.2-min period, ... satellite from Kagoshima Prefecture Aug. 16. The 75-kg (165-lb) satellite, 68 cm (2 ft) long, would be boosted by Mu-4S launch vehicle ... Jul 15 1972 15 Jul 16 1972 16 Jul 17 1972 17 Jul 18 1972 18 Jul 19 1972 19 Jul 20 1972 20 Jul 21 1972 21 ...

... Kennedy Space Center on February 11, 1984. Mission duration was 191 hours, 15 minutes, 55 seconds. STS-61C Columbia launched from the ... night landing at Edwards Air Force Base , California, on January 18, 1986. Mission duration was 146 hours, 3 minutes, 51 seconds. STS- ... of Defense payload, and a number of secondary payloads. After 68 orbits of the Earth the mission concluded with a ...

... Space Michael Engle 16 - View from Washington Walter Froehlich 18 - Space at JPL Dr. W. I. McLaughlin 20 - ... 65 - Space at JPL Dr. W. I. McLaughlin 68 - Shuttle Mission 61B – picture special 72 - Flying Free Keith ... 180 - CORRESPONDENCE 182 - SOCIETY NEWS 185 - BOOK REVIEWS 191 - MILESTONES 192 - - '''VOL. 28 NO. 5''' '''MAY 1986''' - ...

... 's photo selection recalls the tragic events of January 1986. 18 - APOLLO 14: 25 YEARS ON George A. Soften takes ... been made. 67 - CORRESPONDENCE A selection of readers' letters. 68 - 'ESA SCIENTIFIC PROJECTS' COMPETITION. 71 - - '''VOL. 38 NO. 3''' '''MARCH 1996''' ... Mars would not be the follow-up to Apollo. 191 - STAR TRAVEL, Part 2 - Ways and Means New propulsion ...

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