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Indiana University, 388
Initial Defense Satellite Communication System (IDSCS), 5
INMARSAT, 11
“Inquiry into the Feasibility of Weather Reconnaissance from a Satellite Vehicle,” 157, 185-202
INTELSAT I, 5
Interior, Department of the, and “Civil Operational Remote Sensing,” 294-95; and “Convergence of U.S.-Polarorbiting
Operational Environmental Satellite Systems,” 165, 221-23; and “Earth’s Resources to be Studied
from Space,” 244-46; and Landsat, 168-73; and “Landsat Remote Sensing Policy,” 345-47; and “Land Remote
Sensing Policy Act of 1992,” 173-75, 352-68; and “National Space Policy” (1996), 463-73; and “Operational
Requirements for Global Resource Surveys by Earth-Orbital Satellites,” 246-48; and “Planning for a Civil
Operational Land Remote Sensing Satellite System,” 296-306
International Telecommunications Satellites Consortium (INTELSAT), 4-5, 6-10, 11, 91-95; and “FCC Relation
to Space Communication,” 42-45; and “Federal Research and Development for Satellite Communications,”
135-45; and “A Global System of Satellite Communications,” 99-108; and “Land Remote-Sensing
Commercialization Act of 1984,” 329-44; and “Policy Concerning U.S. Assistance in the Development of
Foreign Communications Satellite Capabilities,” 91-95; and “Report of the United States Delegation . . . on
Definitive Arrangements for the International Telecommunications Satellite Consortium,” 108-20; and
“Transfer of U.S. Communications Satellite Technology,” 96-99; and “U.S. Assistance in the Early
Establishment of Communications Satellite Service,” 95-96; and “White Paper on New International Satellite
Systems,” 147-53
International Telecommunications Union (ITU), 10-11, 65, 89-90
International Telephone and Telegraph (ITT), 5; and “Administrative and Regulatory Problems Relating to the
Authorization of Commercially Operable Space Communications Systems,” 61-64; and State Department,
85-89, 91-95
I.R.E, Proceedings of the, 25
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Jaffe, Leonard, 237-40, and “Earth Resources Survey Program,” 248-50, 250-52, 253-56; and “Meeting at the U.S.
Geological Survey . . . Regarding Remote Sensing and South America,” 240-44
Jansky, Karl G., 24
Janus, Project, 157-58
Jeffs, George, 498-501
Jet Propulsion, 22; and “Exotic Radio Communications,” 22-30
Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), 7, 29
Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratories, 7
Johnson, David S., 296-306
Johnson, E. Douglas, 553-55
Johnson, John, 72
Johnson, Lyndon B., and “Establishment of Domestic Communications-Satellite Facilities by Non-Governmental
Entities,” 120-32; and “FCC Relation to Space Communication,” 42-45; and “A Global System of Satellite
Communications,” 99-108; and “Policy Concerning U.S. Assistance in the Development of Foreign
Communications Satellite Capabilities,” 91-95; and “Report of the United States Delegation . . . on Definitive
Arrangements for the International Telecommunications Satellite Consortium,” 108-20; and “Transfer of U.S.
Communications Satellite Technology,” 96-99; and “U.S. Assistance in the Early Establishment of
Communications Satellite Service,” 95-96
Johnson, Ray W., 203-04
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Kahn, Herman, and “Long-Term Prospects for Developments in Space,” 480-88
Kappel, F.R., 45-60
Kefauver, Estes, 5, 72
Kelley, John A., and “Mission Oriented R&D and the Advancement of Technology,” 432-45
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