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354 isnm Saturn (C-1B) and Apollo program, 118 Centaur, 226 spacecraft bus, 144 stages, 231 testing, static, 134 Saturn, Advanced (05), 9 Apollo program, 118 contracts, 145 engines, 212 funds, 14 launch complex, 127 production, 3, 136, 144 spacecraft, 144 stages, 76, 248 testing, 175, 200 Saturn (planet), 147 Savoia, Umberto, 55 Sayers, Prof. James, 115 S band, 35 Schaefer, David H., 119 Schaefer, Dr. Hermann J., 191 Schawlow, Arthur L., 217 Schenectady, New York, 50 Schirra, LCdr. Walter M. (USN), 36, 109 appearances, 128, 187, 188, 212, 214 awards. 216 flight, 155, 177, 180, 190, 197, 199, 201, 202, 203, 208 post flight, 210, 211, 212, 213 Schmidt. J.. 21 Schnapper, ’Mr B., 249 Schnitzer, Emanuel, 208 Schoendiest, Capt. Floyd J. (USAF), 96 Schriever, Gen. Bernard A. (USAF), 103, 141 management, 73, 105 materials, 51 NASA-USAF, 43 propulsion, 145 satellites, 136 space race, 20, 67, 86, 150 Schwinghamer, Robert J., 76, 103 Science, 141 Science, 176, 204, 264, 270 Science Advisor (State Dept.), 114 Science Advisory Committee, 5, 95 “Science and Foreign Relations”, 114 Science and technology foundation (N.Y.), 216 Science and Technology, Office of (White House), 118, 126 Science Service, 129, 208 Scientific Advisory Board (USAF), 64, 131 Scientists, 98, 279 as astronauts, 240, 277 shortage of, 5, 52, 88, 129, 208, 253 “Scientists for Survival”, 102 Score, Project, 118 Scorpius, 105 Scottsdale, Arizona, 8 Scott, Walter C., 35 Scout (see also Blue Scout, Blue Scout, Jr.), 7, 17, 27, 43, 91, 158, 166, 173, 270, 275, 297 301, 302, 303, 304, 305 Screvane, baul R., 131 Seaborg, Dr. Glenn T., 81, 195, 196, 250 Sea Dragon, 137, 155 Sea, launch from, 137 Seale, Leonard M., 112 i
Seamans, Dr. Robert C., Jr., 24, 63, 110, 224 Agena B, 267 awards from, 221 computers, 260 manned space fight, 153 Nova, 16, 122 reliability, 3, 32 X-15, 125 INDEX 355 Sears, Frederick J., 177 Seattle, Waahin ton, 57, 71, 72, 80, 167, 178, 214 Seattle World’shr, 71, 74, 87 Secrecy, 49 Security, military, 49, 57, 60 Sedov, Dr. Leonid I., 48 See, Elliot M., Jr., 191 Seifert, Dr. Howard S., 246 Seismometer, 50 Seita, Dr. Frederick, 200, 209, 255 “Self-maneuvering unit,” 106 Semenov, Nikolai N., 199 Semipalatinsk, U.S.S.R., 163, 247 Semyonov, Nikolai, 252 Sensor, solar aspect, 52 Sergeant, Augmented, 301 Sergeant (rocket), 218 Serpukhov, U.S.S.R., 251 Seventh Symposium on Ballistic Missile and Space Technology, 168 Severny, Dr. Andrei B., 247, 248 Seville, Spain, 50 Seydoux, Roger, 263 Seymour-Johnston AFB, N.C., 96 Shabad, Theodore, 35 Shannon, Ireland, 59 Shapley, Alan H., 17 Shea, Dr. Joseph F., 123-4, 266 Shepard, Cdr. Alan B., Jr. (USN), 20, 79 appearances, 23, 24 award, 101, 161, 202 back-up pilot, 240,-249 training, 1 Shklovsky, Dr. Iosif Samuilovich, 250 Shoemaker, Dr. Eugene, 252 Short take-off and landing. See STOL Shotput, 301 Sidney Smith Mountain, 82 Sierra Mountains, 29 BIQMA 7, 194, 208, 294 Sikora, Paul F., 208 Sikorsky, 142 Silverstein, Abe, 5, 34 Simons, Col. David (USAF), 75 Simons, Howard, 56, 268 Simplicio, Silvio, 29 Simpson, Dr. George L., Jr., 107 Simpson, Dr. John A., 46 Singer, Dr. Fred, 166, 172 Singer, Dr. Stanley, 252 Sioux City, Iowa, 163 Sissakian, M., 230 Sistine Chapel, 128 Site, missile, 56 Skin divers, 5 Skybolt, 107, and U.K., 137, 266, 273 cancellation, 281 development, 34 funds, 263 test, 57, 188, 200, 253, 275
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