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... held by the Soviets, has been repeatedly broken in secrecy by the United States aircraft A-11. The President has instructed the Department of Defense to demonstrate this capability with the procedure ... the result of the test to be entered as a new world record. "The Soviet record is 1,665 miles an hour. The A-11 has already flown in excess of 2,000 ... one thing: The voyage to the moon will set a new record for a trip taken on borrowed money." ''(Sat. Eve. Post, 4/11/64, 17-19)'' April 1964 April Apr 1 1964 ...

... theorized. ''(Hines, Wash. Eve. Star, 9/11/64)'' At 15th IAF Congress in Warsaw, delegates from six nations in panel session discussed possibilities of building a Lunar International Laboratory ''(LIA)''. It was ... Johnson, Vice President ''(Advanced Development Projects)'' of Lockheed Aircraft Corp, for designing the YF-12A ''(A-11)'' aircraft. Among the citations of honor: Dr. Edward C. Welsh, Executive Secretary and Acting Chairman ...

... so that we can exchange crews, replace scientific equipment and maintain a continuous supply of all that is necessary . . . ." ''(Pravda, 11/11/63, 1, AFSS-T Trans.)'' NASA postponed indefinitely the launch of ... 58.89°. Whether this 1.1° change was a result of a satellite maneuver or was merely a refinement of earlier data is uncertain. ''(Av. Wk., 11/11/63, 28)'' Rocketdyne had completed test firings ... thrust at sea level but would give considerably increased thrust at altitude. ''(Av. Wk., 11/11/63, 99)'' A number of unofficial reports from Moscow have identified two key figures in the Soviet ...

... Jennifer Gilliland 108 - 89-07 Humor: Astronaut Jose Jimenez LAST WORD Bill Dana 110 - '''Volume 11 No 11''' - 89-08 Before Birth Cover Art Carol Gillot and Jim Horne 1 - 89-08 ... TECH Judy Feldman 98 - 89-08 Etch A Sketch Art GAMES Scot Morris 100 - 89-08 Humor The Unmentionables LAST WORD Stan Sinberg 104 - '''Volume 11 No 12''' - 89-09 Erin Dean ...

... the present Congress.” ''(CR, 2/11/63,1989)'' New NASA-DOD Contractor Performance Rating System would be “just like pulling a Dun and Bradstreet report on a contractor’s performance,” NASA Director of ... or air and introduce them to broth somewhat like that of Gulliver. ''(National Observer, 2/11/63)'' NASA announced manned orbital flights were being considered for three months’ duration, to study ... 1963 7 Feb 8 1963 8 Feb 9 1963 9 Feb 10 1963 10 Feb 11 1963 11 Feb 12 1963 12 Feb 13 1963 13 Feb 14 1963 14 Feb 15 ...

... field. ''(AP, Wash. Eve. Star, 3/11/63, A3)'' RELAY I communications satellite was turned off because of severe drain on the onboard power supply, a difficult similar to that encountered during ... decision would be made to request a DX priority, he said, until results were obtained from the component test and evaluation program. ''(M&R, 3/11/63, 14-15; R-2, Stein and Morgan )'' NASA and French National Center for Space Studies (CNES) jointly announced signing of Memorandum of Understanding for a co­operative U ...

... days would result in "a devisive political dispute" that could convert it into partisan issue and imperil its eventual approval. ''(PD, 10/14/68, 1481; CR, 10/11/68, S12685-90; Finney, NYT, 10/11/68, 12; Kilpatrick, W Post, 10/12/68, A14)'' NASA task force appointed by Assistant Administrator for University Affairs Francis B. Smith announced publication of A Study of NASA ... 1968 7 Oct 8 1968 8 Oct 9 1968 9 Oct 10 1968 10 Oct 11 1968 11 Oct 12 1968 12 Oct 13 1968 13 Oct 14 1968 14 Oct 15 ...

... midnight Nov. 17, Strikers were seeking a 20-cent-an-hour wage increase each of the next three years. ''(AP, Balt. Sun, 11/12/65)'' A guidance control system for the Little Joe II booster was released from a Las Cruces, N. Mex., hospital in satisfactory condition ... of the Ikeya-Seki comet . ''(UPI, Wash, Post, 11/ 12/65, C4)'' Thirty years ago a helium-filled balloon, Explorer II, carried Capt. Orvil A. Anderson (USA) and Capt. Albert W. Stevens (USA ...

... said the flight was "the culmination of a great team effort, stretching back to 1961, and directly involving more than 25,000 people. November 11-15: Gemini Agena Target Vehicle is shown ... ,1,30; O'Toole, Wash. Post, 11/12/66, A1, A4; 11/13/66, A1, A4; 11/14/66, AI.; 11/15/66, A1, A10; Pres. Doc., 11/21/66, 1701-2)'' November 1966 November ... 1966 7 Nov 8 1966 8 Nov 9 1966 9 Nov 10 1966 10 Nov 11 1966 11 Nov 12 1966 12 Nov 13 1966 13 Nov 14 1966 14 Nov 15 ...

... because "improved propulsion is a key to space leadership"; and "special emphasis on ERS satellites, "which promise to yield so much . . . to agriculture and industry." ''(Text; CR, 8/11/69, H7251-4 ... as the most scientifically productive enterprise men have yet carried out in space." ''(NYT, 8/11/69)'' Subcommittee on NASA Oversight submitted to House Committee on Science and Astronautics report Engineering ... 1969 7 Aug 8 1969 8 Aug 9 1969 9 Aug 10 1969 10 Aug 11 1969 11 Aug 12 1969 12 Aug 13 1969 13 Aug 14 1969 14 Aug 15 ...

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