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NASA would negotiate $900,000, one-year, cost-plus-fixed-fee contract with Chrysler Corp.'s Space Div. to study needs and configuration alternatives for an intermediate payload launch ...
... at Marshall Space Flight Center at 1.6-million-lb thrust for 145 sec by Chrysler Corp. personnel. It would be returned to Michoud Assembly Facility for post-static checkout. ''(MSFC ...
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NASA appointed M/G Daniel F. Callahan ''(USAF, Ret.)'' , Manager of Florida Missile Operations for Chrysler Corp., to position of Deputy Director of Administration, Kennedy Space Center, vacated in October 1967 ...
... and appropriations, that statement will not be made." ''(CR, 10/2/68, 511844)''
NASA awarded Chrysler Corp.'s Space Div. $10,545,753 cost-plus-awardfee extension to $77,877 ...
... Co. had already announced plans to reduce 4,400-man force to 4,000. Chrysler Corp. would keep 1,000 of its 1,200. Cutbacks were due to NASA budget ...
... was down from 4,600 in 1966 to 3,000, with more cuts coming. Chrysler Corp. had cut employment at New Orleans from 3,300 to 1,500 and most ...
... of Boeing B-17 bomber, was developed. Michoud plant was reactivated during Korean War by Chrysler Corp. to produce 810-hp engines for Patton tanks. It was selected by NASA in ...
... within the Cape area. The two companies were Federal Electric Corp. of Paramus, NJ., and Chrysler Corp., Florida Missile Operations, Cape Kennedy , Fla. The total period of performance would be for ...
... Saturn booster was successfully fired in a full-duration static test at MSFC. Built by Chrysler Corp. at Michoud Operations plant near New Orleans, the booster was the first to be ...
... 156-sec. test was "entirely satisfactory." This S-I stage, the second one built by Chrysler Corp. for NASA, would power the last ''( SA-10 )'' Saturn I launch vehicle. First Saturn ...
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