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Education Chairman: Dr. M. C. Park, Brevard Junior College, Cocoa, Florida Co-Chairman: Dr. M. C. Park Content: 1. Life Support and Education by A, D, McNair and P, J, Meyer, Bendix Corporation, Life Support Division (Not in Proceedings) 2. Higher Education by President L. C, Muller, Brevard Junior College (Not in Proceedings) 3. Forecasting the Cultural Climate of the 1970\u27s in Brevard County by R, E, Horn, Indialantic, Florida (Not in Proceedings) 4. The Importance of the Humanities in a Science Education by Dean J, E, Miller, Florida Institute of Technology, Melbourne, Fla, (Not in Proceedings) 5. The Continuing Education of Public Officials in the Space Era by H, B, Long, Urban Research Center, Florida State University, Tallahassee 6. Developing Research Capabilities in the High Schools by D, D, Woodbridge, Florida Institute of Technology, Melbourne, Fla, 7. Graduate Teaching by TV: The GENESYS Network of the University of Florida by Dr, P, D, Arthur, GENESYS, Cape Canveral, Florida 8. Speeding New Technology into Advanced Undergraduate & Graduate Engineering Curricula by K, A, McCollum, Oklahoma State University (Not in Proceedings) 9. A Systems Approach to Aerospace Education & Training by E, L, McCollum & W, F, Lowe, Ling-Temco-Vought, Aeronautics Div., Dallas,Texa

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Chemical and Nuclear Propulsion and Power Systems Chairman: Robert Gray, Director Unmanned Launch Operations, NASA, KSC, Fla. Co-Chairman: B. C. McCary, Jr. RCA MTP, Patric AFB, Fla. Content: 1. Ground Testing of High Chamber Pressure Propulsion System by A.W. Langill of Aerojet-General, Sacramento, California 2. Safety Program at the Nuclear Rocket Development Station by P. Friffiths, G.L. Paramenter and P.B. Erickson of Space Nuclear Propulsion Office, Jackass Flats, Nevada 3. An Undersea Radioisotope Power Supply (URIPS) by H.C. Carney of Aerojet-General Nucleonics, San Ramon, California 4. NERVA Engine Development Status by C.M. Rice of Aerojet-General, Sacramento and NERVA Reactor Development Status by W.H. Esselman of Westinghouse, Pittsburgh, PA

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Chemical and Nuclear Propulsion and Power Systems Chairman: Robert Gray, Director Unmanned Launch Operations, NASA, KSC, Fla. Co-Chairman: B. C. McCary, Jr. RCA MTP, Patric AFB, Fla. Content: 1. Ground Testing of High Chamber Pressure Propulsion System by A.W. Langill of Aerojet-General, Sacramento, California 2. Safety Program at the Nuclear Rocket Development Station by P. Friffiths, G.L. Paramenter and P.B. Erickson of Space Nuclear Propulsion Office, Jackass Flats, Nevada 3. An Undersea Radioisotope Power Supply (URIPS) by H.C. Carney of Aerojet-General Nucleonics, San Ramon, California 4. NERVA Engine Development Status by C.M. Rice of Aerojet-General, Sacramento and NERVA Reactor Development Status by W.H. Esselman of Westinghouse, Pittsburgh, PA

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Space Communications Chairman: Dr. George E. Mans-r, Director of Engineering, Collins Radio Company Co-Chairman: Mr. R. E. Jones, National Range Division, NRSC, Patrick AFB, Fla. Content: 1. Acquisition of S-Band Telemetry Data during Spacecraft Launch Phases by F. D. Mclamb of PAA, GMRD, Patrick AFB, Florida 2. ATS-UHF Experiment for Aircraft Communication by J. P. Corrigan of NASA, Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, Maryland 3. The Master Experiment Goddard Space Flight by c. c. Center, Johnson of NASA Greenbelt, Md. 4. An Approach Toward Increasing the Data Rate of Future Deep Space Communication Systems by s. Chen of Systems Sciences Corporation, Falls Church, Va

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Propulsion & Power Systems Chairman: Robert Gray, Director Unmanned Launch Operations NASA, KSC, Florida Co-Chairman: B. C. Mccary, Jr, RCA MTP Patrick AFB, Fla, Content: 1. An Improved Method for Apollo Propulsion System Decontamination by G. C, Mattson and H. G, Smith of Pitman-Moore, Zionsville, Indiana 2. Simulated Space Testing of Propulsion Units and Systems by J. Ferrell of Aro, Inc., Arnold AF Station, Tennessee 3. A Mathematical Model for Atmospheric Transport Phenomena by L, A. Mann of Florida Institute of Technology of Melbourne, Florida (Not in Proceedings) 4. Design Criteria for Advanced Pressurization Systems by H, E, Barber of Rocketdyne, Canoga Park, Calif, (Not in Proceedings

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Computers & Data Systems of the Space Age Chairman: Dr. G. H. Ludwig, Chief, Information Processing Div., Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, Maryland Co-Chairman: Dr. R. Bruns, Data Systems Div., Kennedy Space Center, Florida Content: 1. A New Concept of Providing Telementry Data in Real Time by J. M. Blalock of PAA, GMRD, Patrick AFB, Florida 2. Computer Program for A/RIA Deployment Model by V. Z. Waters and C. Jordan of PAA, GMRD, Patrick AFB, Florida 3. An Advanced Communication, Computation and Control System by T. A. Daniels of Collins Radio, Dallas, Texas (Not in Proceedings) 4. Central Data System Design for Scientific Sol Probes by W. F. Higgins and S. C. Bigelow of Sylvania, Waltham, Massachusetts 5. HDRSS, A High Data Rate Storage System for Nimbus by R. C. Curry of RCA, Princeton, New Jersey 6. The Role of Copmputers in the Development of Space, Ground, Ocean Systems by D. J. Bozich of Wyle Labs, Huntsville, Alabama (Not in Proceedings

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Planning for and Techniques of Management Chairman: Dr. William Murray, Director of Engineering Burroughs Corporation, Detroit, Michigan Co-Chairman: Mr. G. A. Craig, Mitre Corporation Field Office, Patrick AFB, Florida Content: 1. An Integrated Analytical System by J. Courtney of Pan American, GMRD, Patrick AFB, Florida 2. An Application of the Computer to Planning by J. P. Michalski of National Range Division, AFETR, Patrick AFB, Florida 3. Aerospace Planning in the 1970\u27s by M. C. Burns of Radiation Incorporated, Melbourne, Florida 4. A Methodology for the Range Ordering of Alternatives using a Bayesian Decision Model with Applications to the Space Program by Dr. A. N. Silver of Martin Company, Denver, Colorado 5. What\u27s the New Look in Space Procurement by A. Ahlin of Martin Company, Orlando, Florida 6. Simulation of a Large Scale Data Reduction System by K. E. Forry of RCA MTP, Patrick AFB, Florid

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Education Synergism in the Missile and Space Industries Chairman: Dr. Moses Koch, President, Essex Community College Baltimore, Maryland Co-Chairman: Mr. John Lane, Brevard Junior College Cocoa, Florida Content: 1. Educational Synergism by Essex Community College, Dr, Moses Koch, President Baltimore, Maryland 2. Educational Synergism in the Space and Missile Industry by John Lane, Management/Quality Control Programs, BJC, Cocoa, Florida 3. Opportunities for Professional Growth for Quality Control and Reliability Personnel in the Cape Kennedy area by Richard Stein, Supervisor, Quality Engineering, Bendix Corporation, Cape Kennedy, Florid

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Space Research Chairman: Dr. Knox Millsaps, University of Florida, P,O, Box 13857 Gainesville, Fla. Co-Chairman: Mr. E. P. Wynne, General Electric Co., 7011 N. Atlantic Ave., Cape Canaveral, Fla. Content: 1. Lighting conditions for a Lunar Landing Mission by V. Hamza of Bellcomm, Inc., Washington, D.C. 2. Experimental Investigation at M-20 of the Longitudinal Aerodynamic Characteristics, Pressure and Heat Transfer Distribution on a 50° Semivertex Angle Sphere-Cone by s. Steinberg and A. R. Flesher of Martin Company, Baltimore, Maryland 3. Solid Propellant Power Systems for Normal and Emergency Space Operations by F. B. Pollard of Aero/Astro Research, Manhattan Beach, California 4. Generalized Dissociating Gas Flow by A, J. Schwalb of Martin Company, Orlando and P. D. Arthur of GENESYS, Univ. of Florida, Cape Canaveral, Fla