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... Module LM and jettisoned equipment according to plan, closing hatch by 111:39 GET (1:11 am EDT July 21). Armstrong and ... and wishes for Godspeed to astronauts. ''(PD, 7/21/69, 997-8; CR, 7/16/69)'' During CBS TV interview at Cape Kennedy following Apollo ... Space Center KSC . Paris Match had brought 105 European businessmen. Some 3,100 press members were at special stand. As Apollo spacecraft ...

... E. Perry 69 - School Projects in Space Physics J. C. Codling 70 - Satellite Digest - 75 Geoffrey Falworth 75 - Society News 77 - Correspondence 78 - '''Volume 16 NO. 3 ''' '''MARCH 1974''' - ... 111 - Rocket Engines in the U.S.S.R. Valentin Glushko 115 - The Society will Need to Move 117 - Satellite Digest - 68 Geoffrey Falworth 119 - '''Volume 16 NO ...

... .4 billion would include $500 million for new USN F-14A fighter to replace F-111 B, $1 billion for series of advanced jet aircraft, $75 million for long-range bomber ... program. ''(NASA Release, 1/15/69; BOB Special Analysis Q; Dale, NYT, 1/16/69, 1; Schmeck, NYT, 1/16/69, 24; Lindsey, NYT, 1/16/69, 81; W Post, 1/16/69, Al2)'' NASA released transcript of Jan. 14 briefing on NASA FY 1970 budget at which Dr. Thomas O. Paine , NASA Acting Administrator, said $3.878- billion ...

... Storms about 600 ft from Surveyor III spacecraft at 111:32 GET (1:55 am EST Nov. 19). Landing coordinates were approximately 3.036° S and 23.418° W. Conrad reported extensive ... , and used RSC trim maneuver to enter planned orbit with 53.3-mi (85.8-km) apolune and 10.1-mi (16.3-km) perilune. Rendezvous maneuvers occurred as planned and Lunar Module ... seek Senate seat in 1970 but would wait awhile "and take mine." ''(UPI, NYT, 11/16/69, 79)'' USAF announced decision not to fund C-5A procurement beyond FY 1970 program of ...

... 64.9° inclination. Satellite reentered April 1. ''( Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC SSR, 3/31/69; 4/15/69)'' Jet Propulsion Laboratory JPL astronomer Dr. Ronald Schorn announced "definite and conclusive" evidence ... spacecraft circled moon at 69-mi (111.0-km) altitude, Stafford and Cernan would separate Lunar Module LM from , pilot Lunar Module LM twice to within 10 mi (16.1 km) of ...

... to Mars. ''(AP, B Sun, 7/30/69, Al; Lannan, W Star, 7/30/69, A3)'' Jet Propulsion Laboratory JPL radar readings which showed 8.3-mi altitude variation in Mars, north equatorial ... . ''(NASA Release 69-111; Jet Propulsion Laboratory JPL Release 530)'' NASA released first photos taken by Apollo 11 astronauts on and near lunar surface, including four color stills and 16-mm film of ... traffic management jumble?" ''(Bentley, B Sun, 7/29/69, A5)'' July 1969 July Jul 1 1969 1 Jul 2 1969 2 Jul 3 1969 3 Jul 4 1969 4 Jul 5 1969 5 ...

... to coordinate activities in this area. ''(PD, 2/17/69, 249; 3/10/69, 349-51)'' Aerobee 150 MI sounding rocket launched by NASA ... VFX ) , replacement for F-111 B. Funding during four-year development was expected to total $388,000,000. ''(DOD Release 92-69)'' In letter from ... 13 1969 13 Feb 14 1969 14 Feb 15 1969 15 Feb 16 1969 16 Feb 17 1969 17 Feb 18 1969 18 Feb 19 ...

... proposal of $80.6 billion to $78.5 billion. He said FB-111 bomber program would be cut off with aircraft already on order and ... to a speed of 4,534 miles per hour." ''(AFSC News review, 3/69, 1; AFJ, 3/8/69, 30)'' March 1969 March Mar 1 1969 1 Mar 2 1969 ... Mar 13 1969 13 Mar 14 1969 14 Mar 15 1969 15 Mar 16 1969 16 Mar 17 1969 17 Mar 18 1969 18 Mar 19 1969 19 ...

... ground. Rockets launched from Wallops Station March 28-29 reached 75.4- and 69.1-mi (121.3- and 111.2-km) altitudes and exploded 19 grenades each, with sound arrivals recorded on ... which could be carried aboard Lunar Module LM on Apollo missions. ''(SBD, 3/27/69, 125; NAR Skywriter, 4/4/69, 1)'' Atomic Energy Commission AEC -NASA Space Nuclear Propulsion Office awarded Aerojet ... 1969 12 Mar 13 1969 13 Mar 14 1969 14 Mar 15 1969 15 Mar 16 1969 16 Mar 17 1969 17 Mar 18 1969 18 Mar 19 1969 19 Mar 20 ...

... , 8/16/69, A2)'' Soviet newspaper said Tu-144, Soviet supersonic transport, had been flying beyond sound barrier "for extended periods of time" with no difficulty, Associated Press reported. ''(W Post, 8/16/69 ... , and flying exhibitions by F-111 and other aircraft. ''(Program; NYT, 8/16/69, 46)'' August 1969 August Aug 1 1969 1 Aug 2 1969 2 Aug 3 1969 3 Aug 4 1969 4 Aug ...

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