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... the first successful radar probes of Saturn, using NASA's 64-m (210-ft) antenna at Goldstone Station, and had received much stronger bounce ... with socialist countries, France, and the U.S. ''(Pravda, FBIS-Sov, 3/15/73, LI; A&A 1971; A&A 1972)'' NASA launched two ... from a rocket­borne electron source. ''(DOD Release 113-73)'' March 5-8: NASA's Fourth Annual Lunar Science Conference, at Johnson Space ...

... 4. Final decision on site would be made by about Dec. 5. ''(NASA Release 72-210)'' Legislation to rename Jet Propulsion Laboratory as H. Allen Smith ... Nov 1 1972 1 Nov 2 1972 2 Nov 3 1972 3 Nov 4 1972 4 Nov 5 1972 5 Nov 6 1972 6 Nov 7 1972 7 ... Nov 12 1972 12 Nov 13 1972 13 Nov 14 1972 14 Nov 15 1972 15 Nov 16 1972 16 Nov 17 1972 17 Nov 18 1972 ...

... 15 vehicles. Single Saturn I workshop and single Apollo Telescope Mount ''(ATM)'' would be launched in early 1970s. Authorized $5 ... compressed. Operating plan provided for construc­tion of two 210-ft antennas for Mars and other missions during 1970s. Launch ... ­ation. Facility planning and design funds were reduced from $3 million requested to $1 million. Interim operating plan anticipated transfer ...

... Nov. 10. ''(NASA Proj Off; ESSA Re­lease ES 68-67; SBD, 12/17/68, 210)'' Apollo 8 launch crew began lengthy countdown on time at KSC at 7:00 pm ... Government." ''(W Post, 12/15/68, Al)'' December 1968 December Dec 1 1968 1 Dec 2 1968 2 Dec 3 1968 3 Dec 4 1968 4 Dec 5 1968 5 Dec 6 1968 6 Dec ... 1968 11 Dec 12 1968 12 Dec 13 1968 13 Dec 14 1968 14 Dec 15 1968 15 Dec 16 1968 16 Dec 17 1968 17 Dec 18 1968 18 Dec 19 ...

... for construction of facilities; and $644,210,150 for administrative operations. NASA had requested $5.012 billion. During debate preceding bill’s ... Intelsat and were considering joining. ''( ComSatCorp Release; Clark, NYT, 5/3/66, 9)'' Criticism of Government research and development programs ... 12 May 13 1966 13 May 14 1966 14 May 15 1966 15 May 16 1966 16 May 17 1966 17 May ...

... 210,150 authorized by House. Total recommendation was $4,950,000,000, compared to $4,986,864,150 authorized by House. ''(Text, NASA LAR V/75, 5/5/ ... May 1 1966 1 May 2 1966 2 May 3 1966 3 May 4 1966 4 May 5 1966 5 May 6 1966 6 May 7 1966 7 May ... May 12 1966 12 May 13 1966 13 May 14 1966 14 May 15 1966 15 May 16 1966 16 May 17 1966 17 May 18 1966 18 ...

... orbit with 241-km (149.8-mi) apogee, 210-km (130.5-mi) perigee, 88:9-min period, and 81.4° inclination. Satellite reentered April 15. ''( Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC SSR, 4 ... to encounter the practical problems of getting research funds equal to the task." '' (Science, 4/3/70, 100)'' Science editorial noted that President's Council of Economic Advisers had projected increase ... 1970 April Apr 1 1970 1 Apr 2 1970 2 Apr 3 1970 3 Apr 4 1970 4 Apr 5 1970 5 Apr 6 1970 6 Apr 7 1970 7 Apr 8 1970 8 ...

... .R. 17755, $2.5-billion FY 1971 DOT appropriation bill that included $210 million for SST development. ''(CR, 12/15/70, H11700-12)'' Dynalectron Corp. announced it had been awarded $3 805 000 NASA ... 1970 December Dec 1 1970 1 Dec 2 1970 2 Dec 3 1970 3 Dec 4 1970 4 Dec 5 1970 5 Dec 6 1970 6 Dec 7 1970 7 Dec 8 1970 8 ... 1970 11 Dec 12 1970 12 Dec 13 1970 13 Dec 14 1970 14 Dec 15 1970 15 Dec 16 1970 16 Dec 17 1970 17 Dec 18 1970 18 Dec 19 ...

... 210 081 335. ''( Kennedy Space Center KSC Release 227-71)'' Reuters said at least 12 supersonic, swing-wing FB-111 bombers armed with six nuclear bombs of total 4.5-metric-megaton (5 ... 1 Oct 2 1971 2 Oct 3 1971 3 Oct 4 1971 4 Oct 5 1971 5 Oct 6 1971 6 Oct 7 1971 ... 1971 12 Oct 13 1971 13 Oct 14 1971 14 Oct 15 1971 15 Oct 16 1971 16 Oct 17 1971 17 Oct ...

... SSR, 12/31/71; SBD, 12/16/71, 210)'' U.S.S.R.'s Mars 2 and Mars 3 satellites were "successfully continuing the scientific exploration of ... Dec 1 1971 1 Dec 2 1971 2 Dec 3 1971 3 Dec 4 1971 4 Dec 5 1971 5 Dec 6 1971 6 Dec 7 1971 7 Dec ... Dec 12 1971 12 Dec 13 1971 13 Dec 14 1971 14 Dec 15 1971 15 Dec 16 1971 16 Dec 17 1971 17 Dec 18 1971 18 ...

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