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... -sponsored Fifth National Conference on the Peaceful Uses of Space and St. Louis Bicentennial Space Symposium was held in St, Louis with participants from Government, education, industry, and the scientific community. ''(NASA ...

... , president of McDonnell Aircraft Corp., launched Operation Zero Defect at the McDonnell plant in St, Louis, Mo., county. They addressed an outdoor gathering of 3,400 employees, asking them to continue ... producing spacecraft and Phantom F-4 jet fighters for USAF, USN, and the Marines. ''(St, Louis Post-Dispatch, 8/2/65)'' Hamilton Standard delivered to NASA Manned Spacecraft Center a prototype ...

... the time lost when three astronauts died in Apollo capsule. In commencement address at St. Louis Univ.'s Parks College of Aeronautical Technology, Cahokia, Mo., he said, "If things go very ... by world's growing population, specifically in communications, transportation, food production, and weather forecasting. ''(St. Louis P-D, 7/29/67)'' Increased appropriations for riot-torn cities should take precedence over ...

... , B2)'' Jet Propulsion Laboratory JPL Director Dr. William H. Pickering received 1965 Spirit of St. Louis Medal for “outstanding service to the US. in directing the research, design development, and successful ... reconnaissance spacecraft and the Mariner interplanetary spacecraft.” Presentation, by ASME and the City of St. Louis, was made at National Transportation Symposium in San Francisco. ''(Av. Wk., 5/16/66, 23 ...

... California, Berkeley. Chairman of the President's Science Advisory Committee's Panel on Space Science Louis Branscomb replied that no one wanted to see the space program purely as a "spectator ... major AIAA awards were made at Honors Convocation: Dr. W. Randolph Lovelace II (posthumously), the Louis W. Hill Award "to honor his many outstanding contributions to the biomedical sciences in their ...

... underscored Apollo 11s landing on moon and man's first steps on another planet. St. Louis Post-Dispatch: "There is no doubt that the United States should continue to support a ... of all nations able to participate, with the benefits to be shared by all." ''(St. Louis P-D, 7/20/69)'' '''Washington Sunday Star''': "A creature that can stand where Armstrong ...

... . Stark Draper , director of Massachussetts Institute of Technology MIT Instrumentation Laboratory, named 1962 recipient of Louis W. Hill Space Transportation Award by IAS, Dr. Draper was cited "for his leadership in ... satellites and space probes and they have made them work much better." During 1962: Dr. Louis Smullni of Massachussetts Institute of Technology MIT ’s Lincoln Laboratories succeeded in detecting a laser ...

... promising that NASA, in cooperation with Mississippi state officials and the city of Bay St. Louis, had installed a special system using water hyacinths as a final filtration to remove nitrates, phosphates, and other chemical pollutants from the 245-sqkm Bay St. Louis, Miss. sewage lagoon. The water hyacinths would be harvested and analyzed to determine the amounts ...

... of about $2000 per person placed in new job. ''(W Post, 1/8/71)'' St. Louis Post-Dispatch editorial commented on Dec, 23, 1970, DOD announcement that Sprint ABM had successfully ... atoll was told in advance exactly when the nose cone target would be fired." ''(St Louis P-D, 1/8/71)'' 1971 January 1971 January Jan 1 1971 1 Jan 2 ...

... . McKay, AT&T. Robert W. Cairns, Hercules, Inc., was reelected to Council. ''(NAE Release)'' St. Louis Post-Dispatch editorial described plight of McDonnell Douglas Corp. in "aerospace depression": Total employment was ... may be slowed as part of an increasingly cautious congressional approach to military spending." ''(St Louis P-D, 6/21/71)'' June 21-25: U.S.-U.S.S.R. negotiations ...

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