Astronautics and Aeronautics, 1967 - NASA's History Office

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FOREWORD V Fortunately, for the sake of our children’s future if not for the protection of our own skin, I do not think we are that grasshopper- minded. . . . We can and we must succeed in finding our des- tiny in space. HOMER E. NEWELL, Associate Administrator, National Aeronautics and S pe Administrrttion.
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Page 11 and 12: X PREFACE “Major NASA Launches, 1
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February 11 ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONA
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March 1-2 ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONAUT
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March e13 ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONAUT
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April 1 ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONAUTIC
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April 19-30 ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONA
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April 21-23 ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONA
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During April ASTRONAUTICS. AND AERO
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May 1 ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONAUTICS,
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May 1-3 ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONAUTIC
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May %June 1 ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONA
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May 10 ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONAUTICS
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June 1 ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONAUTICS
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July 1 ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONAUTICS
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July 11 ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONAUTIC
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July 1446 ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONAUT
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July 17-20 ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONAU
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July u) ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONAUTIC
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July fl ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONAUTIC
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During July ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONA
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August 1 ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONAUTI
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August 8-9 ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONAU
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August 22-31 ASTRONAUTICS AND AERON
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September 1967 September 1: Need fo
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September 4 ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONA
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September 7-9 ASTRONAUTICS AND AERO
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September 10 ASTRONAUTICS AND AERON
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September 25-30 ASTRONAUTICS AND AE
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Oetober 1 ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONAUT
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October 3 ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONAUT
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October 12 ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONAU
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November 1967 November 1 : NASA Aer
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November 3 ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONAU
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November 56 ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONA
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November 9-24 ASTRONAUTICS AND AERO
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December 2 ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONAU
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During 1%7 ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONAU
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ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONAUTICS, 1967
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Appendix B CHRONOLOGY OF MAJOR NASA
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Appendix C ABBREVIATIONS OF REFEREN
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Aeronautics, 16, 54, 56, 86, 126, 1
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Anderson, Sen. Clinton P., 13, 25,
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Atlas-Centaur (booster), 68,207,2W2
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C M A Galaxy (cargo transport), 11,
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Congress-Continued Conference Commi
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D Daddario, Rep. Emilio Q., 200-201
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Engindontinued rocket, 32, 63-64, 7
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France-Continued space program, 5,
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International Institute of Space La
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Langley Research Center-Continued L
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Magnetometer, 56,331 Magnetosphere,
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Mirage V (French variablesweepwing
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National security, 53, 160, 221, 22
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“Opportunities for Participation
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Propellant. See Fuel. Proprietary A
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Saturn V (booster), 115, 125 Apollo
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Space biology-Continued radiation,
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Subminiature Integrated Antenna (sr
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Tracking-Continued stations, 207-20
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U.S. Navy-Continued award, 105,207
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Walker, Robert, 386-387 Wallops Isl
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accident, 180, 344 contract, 91, 99
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