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... predecessors, Cosmos 637 and Molniya I-S, had been launched 26 March and 29 July 1974. The satellites were to supply communications, including telephone, telegraph, TV, and phototelegraph transmissions, between ... October Oct 1 1975 1 Oct 2 1975 2 Oct 3 1975 3 Oct 4 1975 4 Oct 5 1975 5 Oct 6 1975 6 Oct 7 1975 7 Oct 8 1975 8 Oct 9 1975 9 Oct 10 1975 10 Oct ...

... reported that the near-infrared spectra had been produced by a Connestype Fourier spectrometer in 1974; spectral lines-the "signatures" of various molecules-had disclosed that carbon monoxide molecules were ... October Oct 1 1975 1 Oct 2 1975 2 Oct 3 1975 3 Oct 4 1975 4 Oct 5 1975 5 Oct 6 1975 6 Oct 7 1975 7 Oct 8 1975 8 Oct 9 1975 9 Oct 10 1975 10 Oct 11 ...

... subsystems procured under the first two RFPs. The Solar Heating and Cooling Demonstration Act of 1974, which requires demonstration of the practical use of solar heating in the U.S. within ... October Oct 1 1975 1 Oct 2 1975 2 Oct 3 1975 3 Oct 4 1975 4 Oct 5 1975 5 Oct 6 1975 6 Oct 7 1975 7 Oct 8 1975 8 Oct 9 1975 9 Oct 10 1975 10 Oct 11 1975 11 Oct 12 ...

... with a living memorial than one out of bronze and stone." Lindbergh, who died in 1974 at the age of 72, had continued in aviation as a test pilot and airline ... October Oct 1 1976 1 Oct 2 1976 2 Oct 3 1976 3 Oct 4 1976 4 Oct 5 1976 5 Oct 6 1976 6 Oct 7 1976 7 Oct 8 1976 8 Oct 9 1976 9 Oct 10 1976 10 Oct 11 1976 11 Oct 12 ...

... not come directly from the manufacturer, the report added. Although vendors had predicted that a 1974 DESC edict calling for a strict and immediate upgrading of tests on military-grade components ... October Oct 1 1976 1 Oct 2 1976 2 Oct 3 1976 3 Oct 4 1976 4 Oct 5 1976 5 Oct 6 1976 6 Oct 7 1976 7 Oct 8 1976 8 Oct 9 1976 9 Oct 10 1976 10 Oct 11 1976 11 Oct 12 ...

... Oct. 12 that the capsule had returned safely, landing in Kazakhstan at 6:25am local time Oct. 11. U.S. officials speculated that, like Soyuz 15 in Aug. 1974 and Soyuz 23 in Oct ... October Oct 1 1977 1 Oct 2 1977 2 Oct 3 1977 3 Oct 4 1977 4 Oct 5 1977 5 Oct 6 1977 6 Oct 7 1977 7 Oct 8 1977 8 Oct 9 1977 9 Oct 10 1977 10 Oct 11 1977 11 Oct 12 ...

... 1974 was still the world's endurance record for time in space. (W Post, Oct 30/77, A-10) September 1977 September October 1977 October Oct 1 1977 1 Oct 2 1977 2 Oct 3 1977 3 Oct 4 1977 4 Oct 5 1977 5 Oct 6 1977 6 Oct 7 1977 7 Oct 8 1977 8 Oct 9 1977 9 Oct 10 1977 10 Oct 11 ...

... mission of Skylab 4 with Gerald Carr , Edward Gibson , and William Pogue , that ended in 1974. In the absence of U.S. space exploits since the Moon landings, Western observers said ... October Oct 1 1980 1 Oct 2 1980 2 Oct 3 1980 3 Oct 4 1980 4 Oct 5 1980 5 Oct 6 1980 6 Oct 7 1980 7 Oct 8 1980 8 Oct 9 1980 9 Oct 10 1980 10 Oct 11 1980 11 Oct 12 ...

... and training of local and appeal board members across the U.S. He served from 1974 to 1980 as a member of the Office of General Counsel, Department of the Navy ... October Oct 1 1985 1 Oct 2 1985 2 Oct 3 1985 3 Oct 4 1985 4 Oct 5 1985 5 Oct 6 1985 6 Oct 7 1985 7 Oct 8 1985 8 Oct 9 1985 9 Oct 10 1985 10 Oct 11 1985 11 Oct 12 ...

... joined NASA in 1972 as Deputy Director of Lunar Programs, Office of Space Science. From 1974 to 1979, he was NASA Associate Administrator for Space Science. He was Director of the ... October Oct 1 1988 1 Oct 2 1988 2 Oct 3 1988 3 Oct 4 1988 4 Oct 5 1988 5 Oct 6 1988 6 Oct 7 1988 7 Oct 8 1988 8 Oct 9 1988 9 Oct 10 1988 10 Oct 11 1988 11 Oct 12 ...

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