Dec 9 1965

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Ground test version of Saturn V's first stage, S-IC-T, was captive fired for the 14th time at NASA Marshall Space Flight Center. This was a full-duration firing in which the unit developed 7,5-million lbs. thrust for 150 sec.; it was conducted by Boeing Co, S-IC prime contractor. ( MSFC Release 65-301)

USAF launched an unidentified satellite from Vandenberg AFB with a Thor-Agena D booster. (Wash. Post, 12/10/65, A29)

An exhibit showing the contributions to space travel of scientists buried or commemorated in Westminster Abbey would be part of the 900th anniversary of the Abbey's founding, Westminster officials announced. (AP, NYT, 12/9/65, 70)


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