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- . Nick Golovin on Hornig's staff knows the earlier story.
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in an April 1967 speech to the American Society of News-
paper Editors advocated an UFO budget comparable to NASAs, and in a
January 1968 speech in Hartford, Conn
- teachers and fellows in
those mos4ues and religious schools
that are run by extremists who wish to
take Islam back to the eighth century.
An Evening With NASA Chief Mike Griffin
At 6 p.m., Monday, November
14, 2005, in the LBJ Auditorium,
the head
- was the LBJ
Administration, vvhere nearly all or the
actual work went on. "Well," said
Ham, drawing a laugh, "as they say in
show business, timing is everything."
Helping to interpret the space
program and its lasting impact were
NASA Administrator Daniel
- in Western
Europe,
1963-1969";
Craig A.
Kaplowitz, "Mexican Americans,
Ethnicity, and Federal Policy"; Kay
Mills, "If You're Happy and You
Know It, Clap Your Hands: The
Head Start Story"; Steven L. Moss,
"NASA and Racial Equality in the
South, I 961-1968
- business.
the high-tech sector. ancl NASA.
Dr. Jessica Chapin will offer
"Alamo: Poetics/Politics of an Amer
ican Shrine'· on Thursdays, 6-9 p.m.
($414). This promises to be a fasci
nating look al the way the Alamo has
captured the imagination or genera
- that Russia will have 4-to-1 ICBM
superiority and that the “missile gap” is widening. Hearings continue tomorrow
with Dr. Glennan of NASA as a witness.
During the hearings LBJ is handed a note from Eddie Higgins of Senator Green’s
staff asking LBJ to meet
-
“Space Trip” LBJ flies to Moffett Field, California, tours NASA Ames Research
Center. Then flies to Edwards AFB to tour NASA Flight Research Center and large
engine test site. Flies to Los Angeles for the night, staying at the Beverly Hilton
Hotel. Has
- for Humani tic
tudies, as a consultant for NASA, as
a member of the Envisioning
etwork for General Motor
as a
m mber of the vision team for the
ational Endowment for the Human
ities, and as a Visiting Advi or to the
Secretary of th
av . In 1992 and
again
- feature story in the
Washington Star.” Opens Senate at 11 a.m. and shakes hands with Chillhowie, Va.
high school seniors in reception room. Lunch at NASA with Jim Webb, Dr. Dryden,
Dr. Seaborg.
5/14
WH Leadership Breakfast at 8:45 a.m. 11 a.m. meeting w
- Johnson re: palace
bombing in Saigon. Calls Cong. Curtis and apparently resolved some problem
relating to EEOC. Meets with Walker Stone; Howard McMahon. Attends Sec.
Korth’s buffet for Col. Glenn in Pentagon dining room, later goes to NASA
headquarters
- with Johnson's personal or political life
is a candidate for donating personal papers. Recently ac
quired files of government are those of Wilbur Cohen (pov
erty program), Robert Allnutt (NASA), and Gerold Bau
mann {Peace Corps). Other papers concerning
- Senate Majority Leader, vi itor can talk to the Senate Majority
Leader about important legislation of the era, including the creation of NASA, the lnterstate Highway Bill Labor
Reform, Social Security Reform, and statehood for Alaska and Hawaii. Under
- with Siegel and Ken BeLieu this morning before attending a hearing on
NASA appropriations. He attends a luncheon in honor of President Truman at
Skeeter Johnston’s office, talks with John Connally who is in Los Angeles; he also
meets with Bill Munnell
- the town that immediately springs to mind when one thinks of political innovation, but
Geringer had been an engineering whiz in the Air Force, assigned to proj ects relating to space exploration,
including NASA's Mars Viking lander and the Pentagon's Global
- the town that immediately springs to mind when one thinks of political innovation, but
Geringer had been an engineering whiz in the Air Force, assigned to proj ects relating to space exploration,
including NASA's Mars Viking lander and the Pentagon's Global
