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NASA Historical Notes List
HHN-1
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Summary of Public Statements by NASA Officials, Dec.
1959, E.
Emme.
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HHN-2
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NASA’s Historical Requirement—A Staff Study, Dec.
1961.
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HHN-3
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Satellites, Space Probes and Manned Space Flights,
Appendix A of 1961 annual chronology, F. W. Anderson,
Jr.
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HHN-4
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Historical Notes on NASA-DoD Relationships, Apr.
1962, E. Emme.
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HHN-5
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Thoughts on NASA’s Historical Program, July 1962, E.
Emme.
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HHN-6
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Historical Programs in Federal Agencies, Oct. 1962,
E. Emme.
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HHN-7
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NASA Finances, 1958-62, Oct. 1962, R. Rosholt.
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HHN-8
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NASA Personnel 1958-62, Oct. 1962, R. Rosholt.
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HHN-9
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Historical Notes on the V-2, Oct. 1962, F. W.
Anderson, Jr.
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HHN-10
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Weather Satellites--A Draft Chronology, Nov. 1962,
E. Emme.
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HHN-11
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Communications Satellites--A Draft Chronology, Nov.
1962, E. Emme.
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HHN-12
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History of NASA, briefing to new NASA personnel,
Headquarters, Dec. 1962 through July 1966, E. Emme.
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HHN-13
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Satellites, Space Probes, and Manned Space Flights,
1962, (Astronautical and Aeronautical Events of 1962.
Appendix A), F. W. Anderson, Jr.
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HHN-14
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NASA and the National Space Program, lecture at Air
War College, Feb. 1963, E. Emme.
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HHN-15
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American Milestones of Space Flight revised HHR-4
for OEPS use, Feb. 1963, E. Emme.
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HHN-16
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Space Historical Index, published in HHR-7 # -10,
#-20 and continued chronologically--F. W. Anderson and
others.
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HHN-17
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Thoughts on Mankind in Space: Selections from the
Historical and Philosophical Literature Pertinent to
Astronautics, prepared for the Administrator, Feb. 1963,
E. Emme.
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HHN-18
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The National Space Program, lecture at the
Industrial College of the Armed Forces, May 22, 1963, E.
Emme.
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HHN-19
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The Challenge of Space Exploration, commencement
address at Wilson High School, West Lawn, Pa., June 5,
1963, E. Emme.
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HHN-20
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Policy Documentary Research Project, July 1963, E.
Emme.
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HHN-21
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Statements of Prominent Americans on the Opening of
the Space Age, Oct.
1957-58,
July 1963, continued as HHN-24—L. Daniels (American
University).
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HHN-22
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The Impact of Sputnik: Case-Study of Public Opinion,
July 1963--M. George (Mt. Holyoke).
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HHN-23
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Statements of Dwight D. Eisenhower on Space
Exploration, 1952-1963, July 1963, S. Miller (U. of
Florida).
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HHN-24
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Statements by Prominent Americans on Space, June
1958-1962 L. Daniels (American U.).
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HHN-25
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Impact of the Space Age upon Religion--M. George
(Mt. Holyoke).
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HHN-26
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Statements of John F. Kennedy on Space 1953-1963, S.
Miller (U. of Florida).
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HHN-27
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NASA’s First Five Years in Space, Aug. 1963, M.
Holme.
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HHN-28
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Five Years of Major NASA Launches, Sept. 1963, F. W.
Anderson, Jr.
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HHN-29
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History of NASA, lecture to the NASA Spacemobile
Lectures, Sept. 9, 1963, June 22, 1965; to George
Washington University Policy Seminar, June 22, 1965, E.
Emme.
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HHN-30
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Historical Perspective on Space Exploration, San
Francisco City Science Series, Sept. 18, 1963; also
Guide Orientation Course, U.S. Space Park, New York
World’s Fair, April 1, 1964, E. Emme.
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HHN-31
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Origins of NASA Names (draft, May 1967; rev, and in
press, 1976, as SP-4402). SP published 4 Feb. 1977
(title page dated “1976”).
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HHN-32
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Perspective on Space Exploration, address at Space
Exploration Symposium, New York U. Div. of Gen.
Education, Nov. 1, 1963; printed in Airpower Historian.
vol. XI (Jan. 1964), and, in part, in Reflections on
Space published by the American Assembly for the Air
Force Academy (May 1964), E. Emme.
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HHN-33
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NASA Lunar Program Chronology (comment draft, Nov.
1963), E. Emme.
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HHN-34
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Statements of Lyndon B. Johnson on Space
Exploration--A Preliminary Anthology (Draft Dec. 1,
1963), M. Holme.
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HHN-35
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Selected Statements Concerning Military Utilization
of NACA Research (Draft), Dec. 18, 1963.
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HHN-36
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Critical Comment on the Historical Contributions of
the NACA - -Ira H. Abbott, Apr. 1964.
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HHN-37
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American Technology Development in the Twentieth
Century, lecture at the USCSC Executive Seminar on
Effects of Technology Development, Kings Point, New
York, Feb. 4 and Apr. 21, 1964, E. Emme.
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HHN-38
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Satellites, Space Probes, and Manned Space Flights--
1963, Astronautics and Aeronautics 1963. Appendix A, F.
W. Anderson, Jr.
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HHN-39
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Glossary of NASA Abbreviations and Acronyms
(incorporated into A&A indexes), F. W. Anderson, Jr.
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HHN-40
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Outline History of Langley Research Center,
1915-1958 (draft, July 1966), Hartley Soule.
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HHN-41
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Priorities, Frugality and the Space Race: A
Preliminary Analysis of Congressional Criticisms of
Project Apollo (Sept. 1964), H. Babbit (Yale Law).
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HHN-42
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History of Alouette: NASA Case-Study of an
International Program (Sept. 1964); rev. Sept. 1965, J.
Casper (Yale).
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HHN-43
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Genesis of a Space Astronomy Program in NASA (Sept.
1964), E. Coyne (Case).
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HHN-44
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Preliminary History of the Origins of Project Syncom
(Sept. 1964), E. Morse (Berkeley).
|
HHN-45
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A Preliminary History of the Evolution of the Tiros
Weather Satellite Program (Sept. 1964), J. Ashby
(American).
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HHN-46
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Statements of Barry M. Goldwater on Space--A
Preliminary Anthology (Draft July 27, 1964).
|
HHN-47
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The American Space Program, Its Meaning and Purpose,
Selected Statements by NASA Administrators, Dec. 1964,
E. Emme.
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HHN-48
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Satellites, Space Probes, and Manned Space
Flights--1964, Jan. 1965 (Astronautics and
Aeronautics--1964, Appendix A), F. W. Anderson, Jr.
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HHN-49
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Innovations of Science and Technology, Historical
Notes on Case Studies of Major Impact, Jan. 1965, E.
Emme (See HHR-25).
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HHN-50
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Early History of the Space Age, speech at the U. of
Wisconsin, Madison, Apr. 8,
1965--E.
Emme; published in The Aerospace Historian 13 (1966):
74-81, 127-32.
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HHN-5l
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Statements of Hubert H. Humphrey on Space
Exploration, P. Seaborg (Harvard).
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HHN-52
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History of the AACB (Classified), R. Smoke
(Harvard), Sept.
1965.
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HHN-53
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Functional Management in NASA, J. Casper (Yale),
Sept. 1965.
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HHN-54
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Establishment of NASA’s Manned Tracking Network, M.
Chriss (Berkeley).
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HHN-55
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History of the Exploration of Mars--A Preliminary
Bibliography, H. Wells.
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HHN-56
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Concise Chronology of Major Space Firsts, Aug. 17,
1965.
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HHN-57
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NASA Implementation of the Accelerated Space
Program: The Decision to Use Army Engineers for
Management of New Construction, E. Emme, Apr. 1966.
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HHN-58
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Chronology of Manned Space Flights (Appendix C,
Astronautics and Aeronautics 1965), updated and
published in A/A chronology, W. Putman.
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HHN-59
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List of Publications of Hugh L. Dryden (Comment
draft, April; rev., July 1966), H. Wells; published in
Biographical Memoirs of the National Academy of
Sciences. vol. XL.
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HHN-60
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See HHR-24.
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HHN-61
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List of Academic Theses since 1961 Related to the
History of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Charles M.
Atkins (MIT), comment draft July 1966.
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HHN-62
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The Space Science Board and NASA (Comment ed. Mar.
1967), Charles Atkins (MIT).
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HHN-63
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Long-Range Planning: An Historical Analysis (Draft
Sept. 1966), Loftua M. Becker (Penna.).
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HHN-64
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Evolution Toward a Space Treaty (Comment draft,
Sept. 1966), John M. Kemp, (G. W. Law).
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HHN-65
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50
Years of Flight Research: Chronology on Langley Research
Center (Dec. 1966), Michael Keller (Arizona).
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HHN-66
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Astronauts and Microclimatology: A Conceptual
Appreciation (Sept. 1966), John Cooper (Okla.).
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HHN-67
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List of Doctoral Theses since 1960 on the Management
of Aerospace Activities (Dec. 1966) - Howard E. McCurdy
(Cornell).
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HHN-68
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Man’s First Steps into Space; Project Mercury.
papers at Organization of American Historians
Convention, Chicago, Apr. 27, 1967, by James M. Grimwood
and others.
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HHN-69
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The Site Selection for the NACA Engine Research
Laboratory: A Meeting of Science and Politics (Apr.
1967), John D. Holmfeld
(Case).
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HHN-70
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Chronology of the Development of Rocketry from
Ancient Times until
1935, by
Joseph Stemmer, trans. by Bruce K. Byers (June 1967).
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HHN-71
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Destination Moon: A History of the Lunar Orbiter
Program, by Bruce K. Byers. Comment ed. 1969, rev. 1971.
published as TMX-3487.4/77.
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HHN-72
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Case-Study of a NASA Tracking Site in Africa,
Patrick Kelly (Georgetown).
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HHN-73
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Reflections on NASA’s Administrative History (Aug.
1967), R. Rosholt (Wooster).
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HHN-74
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Preliminary History of Ariel I, Arnold Levine
(Draft, Sept. 1967)
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HHN-75
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Historical perspectives on Apollo (AIAA Program on
“Turning Points” in Aerospace History (Oct. 1967), E.
Emme, published in the Journal of Spacecraft, Apr. 1968,
pp. 369-382.
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HHN-76
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Chronology Notes on Office of Science and Technology
(Draft, 1967), M. Callahan (Brandeis).
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HHN-77
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Historical Notes on NASA Oral History (Nov. 1967),
Emme, Grimwood, and Putnam.
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HHN-78
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Aeronautics, Rocketry, and Astronautics - Historical
Program Notes (Nov. 1967), E. Emme, published in
Technology and Culture 9 (July 1968):
437-55.
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HHN-79
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NASA Sponsored Studies in Policy, History, and the
Social Sciences (July 1968), John M. Logsdon (Catholic
U.).
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HHN-80
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Origins of ERC, Richard Dowling (U. of Conn.).
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HHN-81
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NASA’s Implementation of the Lunar Landing Decision
of 1961, John M. Logsdon (Catholic U.), (issued rev, as
Goddard Prize Essay 1969).
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HHN-82
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Australian Cooperation in Space (Draft, Sept. 1968),
Edward M. Walters (U. of Georgia).
|
HHN-83
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The Origins of ATS: The Advanced Syncom (Draft,
Sept. 1968), Ronald Weitzel (U. of Maryland).
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HHN-84
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Challenge and Response: The Early Years of NASA,
1958-1963, Jay Holmes (Oct. 1968).
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HHN-85
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Congress and the Public Dialogue on NASA, 1963-1968
(Oct. 1968), Manning Williams.
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HHN-86
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Manned Space Flight, 1963-1968 (Oct. 1968), William
D. Putnam.
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HHN-87
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Space Science and Applications, 1963-1968 (Oct.
1968), William Corliss.
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HHN-88
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Advancing the Technology of Flight: Research and
Development in NASA (Oct. 1968), Irwin Hersey.
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HHN-89
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A Case Study of Recent NASA Organization and
Management (Oct. 1968), Charles F. Bingman.
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HHN-90
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The Sleeve of Greatness: An Essay on the Impact of
NASA (Oct. 1968), Volta Torrey.
|
HHN-91
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Space-Related Public Statements of Richard M. Nixon
(Draft), Lee D. Saegesser.
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HHN-92
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Cartoons on Space, 1958-present, Lee D. Saegesser
(in progress).
|
HHN-93
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Historical Origins of Liquid Hydrogen Propulsion
Systems, S. Bylica (Case). See also HHR-45.
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HHN-94
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Preliminary History of the Nuclear Rocket: Progress
Report (Sept. 1969), J. Dewar (Kansas State).
|
HHN-95
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The Impact of Space Exploration upon American
Education (Sept. 1969), E. Jones (Montgomery C.
Schools).
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HHN-96
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Origins of NASA Earth Resources Project, 1963-1967
(Sept. 1969), T. Just (VPI).
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HHN-97
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Early American Thought on Space Science and
Technology, 1783-1900 (Sept. 1969), B. Wood (Smith
College).
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HHN-98
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NASA International Sharing of Space Applications
(Draft, 1970), Thomas Bold.
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HHN-99
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Historical Tape Index.
|
HHN-100
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A Brief History of Meteorological Satellites, E.
Emme, prepared for IAF volume on Meteorological
Satellites, ed. by L. Jaffe and K. Ya Kondrat’yev, June
1970.
|
HHN-101
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NACA and NASA: Science the Endless Frontier,
1945-70,
E. Emme, prepared for AAAS compilation, June 1970, rev.
December 1970.
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HHN-l02
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“Statements on International Cooperation in Space
Affairs by the Presidents of the United States--A
Chronology, October 1957-December 1970,” ed. by E. Emme,
Mar. 1971; printed as Senate Doc. 92-40, 10/71.
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HHN-103
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Space Nuclear Rocket, by J. Dewar (K.S.U.)
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HHN-104
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Site Selection of ERC—A Preliminary Analysis (Aug.
1970), R. C. Gang (U. of Va.).
|
HHN-105
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NASA Long-Range Planning,
1958-1965
(Oct. 1970), R. J. Nemeth (Ohio U.).
|
HHN-106
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Justification for Space Exploration: Anthology (Aug.
1970), R. Rudney (Oxford Univ.).
|
HHN-107
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Aerial Archaeology in the Space Age (Aug. 1970), M.
M. Scalera (American U.).
|
HHN-108
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Eisenhower, Sputnik, and the Beginning of the Space
Age (Aug. 1970), B. Wood (Smith College).
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HHN-109
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Post-Apollo Planning, 1963-70, John Logsdon (GWU)
completed 1974 as “Space Program during the l970s: An
Analysis of Policy Making.”
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HHN-110
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Not used.
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HHN-111
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IAA Chronology for 1970: U.S. Space Events of
International Significance. E. Emme, Mar. 1971.
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HHN-1 12
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Historical Quotes that Failed--A Chronology,
prepared for the National Aeronautics and Space Council,
Apr. 1971. Lee Saegesser.
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HHN-113
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NASA/Soviet Relations (Sept. 1971), James Malloy
(American Univ.)
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HHN-114
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Decision-Making in the Airframe Industry: Boeing’s
Reconversion after V-J Day, J. Van Voorhees (Hopkins).
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HHN-115
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A Preliminary History of the OAO Program, 1966-1968
(Sept. 1971), Robert Rudney (Oxford).
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HHN-116
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The Historiography of Rocketry and Space
Exploration, paper by E. Emme at the 13th International
Congress on the History of Science, Aug. 19, 1971,
Moscow.
|
HHN-117
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NACA High Energy Propellant Research in the 1950s,
John L. Sloop (paper presented at AIAA Rocketry in the
1950s panel, Washington, Oct. 28, 1971).
|
HHN-118
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U.S. Space Firsts--A Chronology (draft, Feb. 1972),
Carrie E. Karegeannes, published as NASA News Release,
July 1972.
|
HHN-119
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IAA Chronology for 1971: U.S. Space Events of
International Significance, C. Karegeannes, March 1972.
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HHN-120
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Astronaut Notes (for Code F), June 1972.
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HHN-121
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Impact of Apollo Missions: An Anthology and Essay,
Julie Furman (U. of Calif., Berkeley).
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HHN-122
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HHN-123
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The Evolution of NASA’s Science Program, 1958-60,
(Sept. 1972), Norris Hetherington (U. of Kansas).
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HHN-124
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NASA’s Office of Education, Programs and Services,
The First Decade, 1960-70, (Sept. 1972), Katherine Oser
(Tenn.).
|
HHN-125
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Legislative History of the Space Act, (Sept. 1972),
Donald Rotunda.
|
HHN-126
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Navaho: A Case Study of Early Aerospace R&D Program,
(Sept. 1972), J. Van Voorhees.
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HHN-127
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History of NASA MTF and Michoud, (Sept. 1972),
William Ziglar (Eastern Baptist College). (1979 Goddard
Historical Essay co-winner). (U. of Penna.).
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HHN-128
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Interplanetary Travel & Gravitational Thrust, (Sept.
1972), Norris Hetherington (U. of Kansas).
|
HHN-129
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Space Firsts by the U.S.S.R., (April 1973), Leonard
C. Bruno (Library of Congress).
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HHN-130
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Skylab: Preliminary Chronology, compiled by Roland
Newkirk, 1973. Multilith. See HHR-49.
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HHN-131
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Space Cooperation; Background and Origins of ASTP,
(Sept. 1973), Richard LeBaron.
|
HHN-132
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A Study of Innovators and the Promotion of Ideas
into NASA Projects (Sept. 1973), Nicholas Leggett.
|
HHN-133
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The Urban Applications of Remote Sensing; The NASA
Earth Resources Survey Program (Sept. 1973), Steven
Seiss (City College, NY).
|
HHN-134
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The Evolution of the Space Rescue and Return Treaty,
1968: 1968: A Study in the Development of the Space
Law-Making Process in the U.S. (Aug. 1973), Daniel C.
Mastin.
|
HHN-135
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World War I Aeronautical Research: A Comparison of
the NACA and the National Research Council (1974), A.
Quinlan.
|
HHN-136
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The Coming of the All-Metal Airplane; A Study in
Ideas, (1974), R. Friedel.
|
HHN-137
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NASA and American Universities; The Growth and
Decline of Academic Science (1974), B. Williams.
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HHN-138
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The Lunar and Planetary Missions Board, by Barry
Rutizer, Aug. 1976.
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HHN-139
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A search for scientific paradigms in early non-solar
X-ray astronomy, by Richard F. Hirah. Aug. 1976.
|
HHN-140
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Scientific Advice to Congress (Viking), by Ellen
Klein. Sept. 1976.
|
HHN-141
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Chronology of Orbited Spacecraft, 1957-1976 (1976)
Lee D. Saegesser.
|
HHN-142
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Exobiology: From Molecules to Mars. Vicki Killian.
Apr. 1977.
|
HHN-143
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Earth Resources Satellites and the User Community,
1966-1972. Pamela E. Mack. Jan. 1979.
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HHN-144
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A Select Bibliography of Aerospace Literature. John
3. Looney. Nov. 1978.
|
HHN-145
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Notes and outline on relation between space program
and computer technology. Richard Curtis, July 1979.
|
HHN-146
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Development of data processing for ERTS. Pamela E.
Mack, 4 Sept. 1979.
|
HHN-147
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Bibliography on Pioneer Venus. Richard Curtis, Apr. 1980. |
HHN-148
|
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HHN-149
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Cross-Licensing Agreement, Nelson W. Cunningham,
December 1980.
|
HHN-150
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Space Statements of Ronald Reagan (1981- 1’S), Lee D
Saegesser, in progress.
|
HHN-151
|
Space Station, Evolution of A Concept, Dr Sylvia D.
Fries, 1984.
|
HHN-152
|
Space Science and Technology in Texas, W. David
Compton, 1985.
|
HHN-153
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Register of NASA History Office Bibliographies and
Finding Aids, James Delaney, June 1986.
|
HHN-154
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“Space and the Human Dilemma”, keynote address,
Texas Commission on the Humanities, Houston, TX, Sylvia
D. Fries, July 19, 1986.
|
HHN-155
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Apollo: A Pioneering Generation, Sylvia D. Fries,
International Astronautical Federation, Innsbruck,
Austria, October 9, 1986.
|
HHN-156
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Long Range Planning in NASA, Dr. Sylvia D. Fries,
1985.
|
HHN-157
|
“Program Management in the DoD and NASA: Issues in
the Choice of Development Strategies for Aerospace
Technology, 1954-l969,”Glenn E. Bugos, March 1987.
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HHN-158
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The Space Station, From Concept to Evolving Reality,
Sylvia D. Fries, Frederick I. Ordway III, 1987.
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HHN-159
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“Dealing With Crisis: History of The Challenger
Disaster”, Dr. Sylvia D. Fries, April 28, 1988.
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HHN-160
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“The History of Women in NASA,” Dr. Sylvia D. Fries,
March 1988.
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HHN-161
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“Crossing the Next Frontier: Precedents for a
National Space Program from the History of the U.S.,”
Dr. Sylvia D. Fries, September 1988.
|
HHN-162
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“Evolution of the NASA Institution”, Dr. Sylvia D.
Fries, January 17, 1990.
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HHN-163
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“2001 to 1994: Political Environment and the Design
of NASA’s Space Station System”, Dr. Sylvia D. Fries,
Technology and Culture. July 1988, Volume 29, No. 3,
pages 568-593.
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HHN-164
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“NASA’s Impact on the Nation: Studies,” Dr. Sylvia
D. Fries, June 1990.
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