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... from $27 million to $32 million. Increases also were proposed for V/STOL aircraft technology ($15 million in FY 1971, from $9.5 million in FY 1970), subsonic aircraft technology ($11 ... Feb 2 1970 2 Feb 3 1970 3 Feb 4 1970 4 Feb 5 1970 5 Feb 6 1970 6 Feb 7 1970 7 Feb 8 1970 8 Feb 9 1970 9 Feb 10 1970 10 Feb 11 1970 11 Feb 12 1970 12 Feb 13 1970 13 Feb 14 1970 14 Feb 15 1970 15 Feb 16 1970 16 Feb ...

... 1968, 1969, and 1970: Federal obligations for R&D were $15.9 billion in FY 1968 and were expected to total $15.8 billion in FY 1969 and $16.5 billion in ... Mar 2 1970 2 Mar 3 1970 3 Mar 4 1970 4 Mar 5 1970 5 Mar 6 1970 6 Mar 7 1970 7 Mar 8 1970 8 Mar 9 1970 9 Mar 10 1970 10 Mar 11 1970 11 Mar 12 1970 12 Mar 13 1970 13 Mar 14 1970 14 Mar 15 1970 15 Mar 16 1970 16 Mar ...

... as planned Jan. 31, 1971, followed at six-month intervals by Apollo 16 (renamed Apollo 15 ) with advanced capability for greater exploitation of lunar exploration, Apollo 17 (renamed Apollo 16 ) and ... Sep 2 1970 2 Sep 3 1970 3 Sep 4 1970 4 Sep 5 1970 5 Sep 6 1970 6 Sep 7 1970 7 Sep 8 1970 8 Sep 9 1970 9 Sep 10 1970 10 Sep 11 1970 11 Sep 12 1970 12 Sep 13 1970 13 Sep 14 1970 14 Sep 15 1970 15 Sep 16 1970 16 Sep ...

... , solar eclipse. Two Nike-Cajun s each carried 31-grenade payload to 113-km (70.2-mi) altitude. All but one grenade ejected and exploded as planned. Three Nike-Apaches carried ... Center KSC March 15 for final checks and installation aboard Apollo 15 LM. Delivery would be two weeks before April 1 contract delivery date. ''(NASA Release 71-38; Boeing Release 3/10/71)'' NASA ... -million NsF FY 1972 authorization bill. ''(CR, 3/10/71, S2783-4)'' February 1971 February March 1971 March Mar 1 1971 1 Mar 2 1971 2 Mar 3 1971 3 Mar 4 1971 4 Mar 5 ...

... techniques, the understandings will have relevance here on earth." ''(US News, 8/2/71)'' Newspapers commented on Apollo 15 mission, while astronauts were exploring lunar surface. Christian Science Monitor editorial praised Apollo ... Aug 2 1971 2 Aug 3 1971 3 Aug 4 1971 4 Aug 5 1971 5 Aug 6 1971 6 Aug 7 1971 7 Aug 8 1971 8 Aug 9 1971 9 Aug 10 1971 10 Aug 11 1971 11 Aug 12 1971 12 Aug 13 1971 13 Aug 14 1971 14 Aug 15 1971 15 Aug 16 1971 16 Aug ...

... level of Federal R&D dollars in industry since 1965. ''(NSF Highlights, 12/10/71, 1)'' December 15-16: Space Shuttle Aerothermodynamics Technology Conference at ARC discussed technology for manned spacecraft that ... Dec 2 1971 2 Dec 3 1971 3 Dec 4 1971 4 Dec 5 1971 5 Dec 6 1971 6 Dec 7 1971 7 Dec 8 1971 8 Dec 9 1971 9 Dec 10 1971 10 Dec 11 1971 11 Dec 12 1971 12 Dec 13 1971 13 Dec 14 1971 14 Dec 15 1971 15 Dec 16 1971 16 Dec ...

... . John W. Freeman had found. Discovery of water vapor had been announced Oct. 15, 1971 see also March 3 . ''(NYT, 3/3/72, 22; Bellcomm Inc; NASA proj off)'' Roy P. Jackson, NASA Associate ... been implanted in calves. System was expected to operate for 10 yrs. ''(Asher, W Post, 3/3/72, Al)'' March 2-24: NASA'S Pioneer 10 ( Pioneer-F ) Jupiter probe was launched from Eastern Test ... Mar 2 1972 2 Mar 3 1972 3 Mar 4 1972 4 Mar 5 1972 5 Mar 6 1972 6 Mar 7 1972 7 Mar 8 1972 8 Mar 9 1972 9 Mar 10 1972 10 ...

... .S. with "acceptable level of collision avoidance capability at the earliest possible date." ''(Text)'' March 15-21: NASA launched 29 sounding rockets from Wallops Station in cooperative international program to test ... Mar 2 1972 2 Mar 3 1972 3 Mar 4 1972 4 Mar 5 1972 5 Mar 6 1972 6 Mar 7 1972 7 Mar 8 1972 8 Mar 9 1972 9 Mar 10 1972 10 Mar 11 1972 11 Mar 12 1972 12 Mar 13 1972 13 Mar 14 1972 14 Mar 15 1972 15 Mar 16 1972 16 Mar ...

... January 1963 for communications tests. Telstar 1 was followed by Telstar 2 (launched May 7, 1963), 2 Relays, 3 Syncoms, and 15 Intelsats and commercial traffic grew to more than 2500 hrs of TV ... CIA wants an aerial closeup of the Russians' new basketball court." ''(W Star, 7/10/72)'' July 10-14: International Atomic Energy Agency and U.S. Atomic Energy Commission held international scientific ...

... surface at 89:39 GET (3:32 pm EST Dec. 10) at 4° 12' south latitude and 12° 18' west longitude. Impact was recorded by Apollo 12 , 14, 15, and 16 seismometers. Evans ... . "Call me the little old fender maker," Cernan said. Cernan and Schmitt visited lunar stations 2, 2A, 3, 4, and 5. They deployed explosive packages, obtained photos, and collected and documented soil ... Dec 2 1972 2 Dec 3 1972 3 Dec 4 1972 4 Dec 5 1972 5 Dec 6 1972 6 Dec 7 1972 7 Dec 8 1972 8 Dec 9 1972 9 Dec 10 1972 10 ...

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