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... y Larraga; and Spanish Air Minister Gen. Josk Lacalle Larraga. ''(GE Congress Reporter, 10/11/66, 1)'' Dr. Hilliard W. Paige, vice president of General Electric Co., reported first known satellite collision ...

... cesium fuel was exhausted. Conducted in space simulation chamber, test was part of NASA's electric engine research program. Studies had shown that such systems could result in increased payloads in ... 200,000-lb.thrust engine or an entire propulsion module under simulated altitude conditions. ''(Text)'' Gen. Jacob E. Smart (USAF, Ret.), former Deputy Commander-in-Chief of U.S. European Command ...

... of Aerojet-General Corp., Assistant Administrator for Industry Affairs, effective Jan. 16, 1967, and Gen. Jacob E. Smart (USAF, Ret.) Acting Administrator for Administration, effective Jan. 1, 1967. Both ... to return to Lockheed Missiles and Space Co. ''(NASA Release 66-327)'' NASA awarded General Electric Co. $22.3 million to continue in its fourth year as general support contractor ...

... Director of ONE's Biological Sciences Division. In speech to National Conference on Application of Electrical Insulation, Gen. Bernard A. Schriever (USAF) pointed to the lessons of history: ". . . Our boldest predictions do ...

... (Polar-Orbiting Geophysical Observatory) satellites of Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC . Announced that the Nippon Electric Co. of Japan (Nix) was constructing several NEC-I active repeater communications satellites to be ... Trophy to Mikhail L. Mil of the Soviet Union; Dr. Alexander Klemin Award to Brig. Gen. Robert R. Williams, U.S. Army Aviation Center Commander; Capt. Wm. J. Kossler Award to ...

... . .Martineck ($400 jointly) for an electrical cabling system; and Martineck ($100 singly) for plug and connector for miniaturized circuits. In address to Loyola University in Los Angeles, Gen. Bernard A. Schriever (USAF ...

... operation. Secretary of the Air Force Eugene M. Zuckert , writing in the General Electric Forum, said that there were unique military problems in space that a civilian ... particles would be analyzed to provide information on composition and origin of noctilucent clouds. Gen. Bernard A. Schriever (USAF), addressing the Society of Photographic Instrumentation Engineers, declared development ...

... million; human factor systems; $18.3 million; and basic research, $18 million. Space power and electric propulsion systems would remain at $30.9 million; nuclear rockets, at $38 million; chemical propulsion ... .9 million. Research and program management funds would be increased to $693.7 million. ''(Text)'' Gen. John D. Ryan, USAF Chief of Staff, presented USAF FY 1971 budget request to House ...

... . '' (Spacewarn, 10/20/70, 2; Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC SSR , 9/30/70; UN Gen Assembly Release 70-29113)'' Black Brant IV sounding rocket launched by Brazilian space team for ... -rocket series; first had been launched Sept. 25. ''(SR list; MSC Release 70-105)'' General Electric Co. said it would not challenge NASA decision to reverse award of $50-million contract ...

... determine "if there is any asymmetry in the magnetic field" and provide additional information on electrical conductivity that indicated thermal distribution of lunar interior. Jet Propulsion Laboratory JPL scientist Dr. ... be the site for construction of the space shuttle." ''(CR, 5/25/71, S7680)'' Gen. Charles P. Cabell (USAF, Ret.), former CIA Deputy Director and NASA consultant, died at ...

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