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... three astronauts who lived it but, no less interesting, what it meant to Mailer himself. The bureaucrats Mailer encountered first in hermetic Houston and then in hermetic Canaveral were unlike all other bureaucrats. They were infallibly courteous, considerate and helpful, and they invariably told the truth." Mailer showed Apollo 11 astronauts as "three human beings, as similar as necessary for their mission ...

... . Richard L Lesher, who had resigned to accept position in industry. ''(NASA Ann)'' Author Norman Mailer's total publishing rights on book on lunar landing would exceed $1 million when book ... were sold, total could approach the $1.5 million paid for Lyndon B. Johnson memoirs. Mailer planned to visit Kennedy Space Center KSC during Apollo 11 launch to interview astronauts and ...

... should be placed under the USCA. ''(CR, 1/12/73, S608)'' Reaction of writers Norman Mailer and Katherine Anne Porter to space flight and to nighttime launch of Apollo 17 were ... S.S. Statendarn, which left New York Dec. 4 for Cape Kennedy and the Caribbean. Mailer had said: "Moon colonies offer the possibility that we'll be able to discover definitively ...

... desk calculator 10,000 years to complete." ''(NYT Mag, 1/31/71, 14ff)'' Author Norman Mailer said in San Francisco that Americans were as interested in Apollo 14 as they would ...

... and economical space program beyond 1980." ''(Parade, 3/26/72)'' National Book Committee included Norman Mailer's ''Of a Fire on the Moon'', account of Apollo 11 lunar landing mission, among ...

... close-up view of Apollo 17 launch, scheduled for Dec. 6. Passengers included novelists Norman Mailer and Katherine Anne Porter, science writer Isaac Asimov , and North-eastern Univ. physicist Dr. Robert ...

... 16 - 89-07 Japan's Moonhouses SPACE Azby Brown 17 - 89-07 Close Encounter Norman Mailer on the Moon BOOKS Tom Piazza 18 - 89-07 Desk-top Therapists MIND Judith Hooper ...

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