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media:NASA letter to Mr. Donald A. Beattie RE SSAC Membership 3 Feb 88.pdf NASA letter to Mr. Donald A. Beattie RE SSAC Membership 3 Feb 88 Category:Donald A. Beattie Papers Category:Donald A. Beattie Space Station Papers

... satellite system by 1966-67 employing either medium-altitude or synchronous-orbit satellites. ''(NYT 11/3/63, 1F)'' A roundup of world press opinion on the manned lunar landing race, following ... .S.-U.S.S.R. manned lunar program seemed to undercut all preceding positions. To Mr. Finney, all this added up to the certainty that the U.S. would continue its ... 've been doing this . . . ." On the question of admitting U.S. responsibility for the flights, Mr. Eisenhower said: " . . . I just thought as the thing had come out, the best thing to ...

... abandon the virtually impossible 1970 deadline for putting an American on the moon." ''(SR, 4/3/65, 45-48)'' Sen. J. W. Fullbright (D-Ark,), speaking at Virginia Polytechnic Institute, criticized ... be based on the theory often advanced by Secretary McNamara and echoed by NASA Administrator Mr. Webb in his Hill testimony, that there is 'little chance that the Russians can develop ... ." ''(Haggerty, J/Armed Forces, 4/3/65, 8)'' Walter Henry Barling, Sr, who built the Barling bomber in 1923 for Gen. Billy Mitchell, died at 75. Mr. Barling was one of aviation ...

... of courage for a lot of our fellow citizens. '' ''COMMANDER COLLINS: Thank you very much, Mr. President. We want to tell you that we really enjoy what we're doing, we ... one in our prayers that you will return safely to Earth. '' ''ASTRONAUT ARMSTRONG: ...Thank You, Mr. President. It is a great honor and privilege for us to be here representing not ... Uses of Outer Space. ''Retrieved November 27, 2005, from, http://www.oosa.unvienna.org/unisp-3/res/html/viennadecl.html. (18) AIAA and The Aerospace Corporation. (2004). Planetary Defense Conference: Protecting ...

... CSM / Lunar Module LM consumables. Multispectral photography experiment was carried for first time. March 3-13: Apollo 9 , first manned flight of the Apollo lunar module, successfully tested in ... and prayers of mankind go with Col. James A. McDivitt , Col. David R. Scott , and Mr. Russell Schweickart on their courageous mission. The genius of the American scientist and technological ...

... and French 2nd stage performed satisfactorily. ''(SBD, 7/16/69, 14; AP, W Star, 7/3/69, A3; NASA Int Aff)'' Apollo 11 booster, spacecraft, and Astronauts Neil A. Armstrong , Michael ... article by NASA Historian Eugene M. Emme , "Historical Perspectives on Apollo," saying that nowhere did Mr. Nixon's name appear. Name did appear with reference to post-Sputnik statements in October ... . Brevard County (site of Kennedy Space Center KSC ) housing construction had fallen some 40%, from 3,438 units in 1967 to 2,080 in 1968, and was currently down another 40 ...

... Article style="background: d0e5f5" Type style="background: d0e5f5" Author style="background: d0e5f5" Page - '''Volume 3 No 1''' - 80-10 Untitled Cover Art Fred-Jurgan Rogner 1 - 80-10 ... Scot Morris 118 - 81-09 PHOTO CONTEST Competition Geoffrey Golson 128 - 81-09 MR MOUSE Fiction Frank L Galloway 134 - 81-09 Cannibal Galaxies STARS William Herbst 140 ...

... “Small News (Items)” that: “In Berlin a large spaceflight film is currently being produced. Mr. Prof. (Hermann) Hermann Oberth Oberth is entrusted with the calculations.” This item turned out ... > note 4 (Probably Johannes Winkler), “Zum Jahreswechsel,” Die Rakete, 15 January 1929, pp. 3-4; (Probably Johannes Winkler), “Die Kosten des Raketenantriebs,” Die Rakete, 15 January 1929, pp. ...

... Piccard of Raven Industries, Montgolfier Award for best international balloon performance in 1962; and (jointly) Mrs. Grace M. Harris of Kansas City Aero Club, Philip S. Hopkins, National Air Museum Director ... from Vandenberg AFB in successful rou­tine training launch. ''(DOD Release 987-63)'' Polaris A-3 missile launched from land pad On successful 1,500-mi. flight down Atlantic Missile ...

... justification to cut back the manned spaceflight program and substitute cheaper unmanned flights. ''(R, 10/3/63,17666)'' Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson quoted in article in Washing­ton Daily News ... as the exploration of the oceans had been in the time of Columbus and Magellan." Mr. Watson pointed out that the impact of Sputnik on educa­tion "has thrown the sciences ... stage would provide retrothrust for re-entry. ''(Space Bus. Daily, 10/4/63, 27)'' October 3-4: Project Mercury Summary. Conference held at MSC, Houston, Tex. Two days of papers were ...

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