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T.S.S. Olympia, Lunch Menu, Thursday, November 7, 1963, Greek Line

The Brown University Alumnus Travel Menu Collection

Greek Line, T.S.S. Olympia. West Indies and South America Cruise. Lunch menu, Thursday, November 7, 1963.

T.S.S. Olympia, Dinner Menu, Wednesday, November 6, 1963, Greek Line

The Brown University Alumnus Travel Menu Collection

Greek Line, T.S.S. Olympia. West Indies and South America Cruise. Dinner menu, Wednesday, November 6, 1963.

T.S.S. Olympia, Lunch Menu, Wednesday, November 6, 1963, Greek Line

The Brown University Alumnus Travel Menu Collection

Greek Line, T.S.S. Olympia. West Indies and South America Cruise. Lunch menu, Wednesday, November 6, 1963.

T.S.S. Olympia, Dinner Menu, Tuesday, November 5, 1963, Greek Line

The Brown University Alumnus Travel Menu Collection

Greek Line, T.S.S. Olympia. West Indies and South America Cruise. Dinner menu, Tuesday, November 5, 1963.

T.S.S. Olympia, Lunch Menu, Tuesday, November 5, 1963, Greek Line

The Brown University Alumnus Travel Menu Collection

Greek Line, T.S.S. Olympia. West Indies and South America Cruise. Lunch menu, Tuesday, November 5, 1963.

T.S.S. Olympia, Gala Dinner Menu, Monday, November 4, 1963, Greek Line

The Brown University Alumnus Travel Menu Collection

Greek Line, T.S.S. Olympia. West Indies and South America Cruise. Gala dinner menu, Monday, November 4, 1963.

T.S.S. Olympia, Lunch Menu, Monday, November 4, 1963, Greek Line

The Brown University Alumnus Travel Menu Collection

Greek Line, T.S.S. Olympia. West Indies and South America Cruise. Lunch menu, Monday, November 4, 1963.

T.S.S. Olympia, Dinner Menu, Sunday, November 3, 1963, Greek Line

The Brown University Alumnus Travel Menu Collection

Greek Line, T.S.S. Olympia. West Indies and South America Cruise. Dinner menu, Sunday, November 3, 1963.

T.S.S. Olympia, Lunch Menu, Sunday, November 3, 1963, Greek Line

The Brown University Alumnus Travel Menu Collection

Greek Line, T.S.S. Olympia. West Indies and South America Cruise. Lunch menu, Sunday, November 3, 1963.

T.S.S. Olympia, Dinner Menu, Saturday, November 2, 1963, Greek Line

The Brown University Alumnus Travel Menu Collection

Greek Line, T.S.S. Olympia. West Indies and South America Cruise. Dinner menu, Saturday, November 2, 1963.

T.S.S. Olympia, Lunch Menu, Saturday, November 2, 1963, Greek Line

The Brown University Alumnus Travel Menu Collection

Greek Line, T.S.S. Olympia. West Indies and South America Cruise. Lunch menu, Saturday, November 2, 1963.

T.S.S. Olympia, Dinner Menu, Saturday, November 2, 1963 (2nd Copy), Greek Line

The Brown University Alumnus Travel Menu Collection

Greek Line, T.S.S. Olympia. West Indies and South America Cruise. Lunch menu, Saturday, November 2, 1963.

Technical Calendar And Contract Awards, Canaveral Council Of Technical Societies

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National: AIAA July 23-26 Torpedo Propulsion Conference, U.S. Naval Underwater Laboratory, Newport, Rhode Island.

August 12-14 Guidance and Control Conference. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts.

August 26-28 Conference on Physics of Entry into Planetary Atmospheres. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge Massachusetts.

Sept. 9-11 National Convention on Military Electronics. Shorham Hotel, Washington , D.C.

Back Matter, Canaveral Council Of Technical Societies

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Back Matter of the official magazine of the Canaveral Council of Technical Societies.

Operational Problems With Large Space Boosters, O. W. Clark, R. C. Uddenberg

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THE LAST TWO YEARS have seen the vigorous inauguration by the United States of an ambitious program for the exploration of space. This multi-pronged effort, under the direction of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, is critically dependent upon the successful development of a new generation of large boosters, far greater in size than any missile or booster previously developed.

The concept of the NASA Merritt Island launch facilities and the basic principles of the test operations that will be conducted there have been discussed in a number of recent papers but the operational problems that will be encountered in …

Front Matter, Canaveral Council Of Technical Societies

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Front Matter of the Space Dimensions official magazine of the Canaveral Council of Technical Societies.

Psychology Through Space, B. B. Nelson

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THE RAPID ADVANCES the United States is making in the development of communications satellites is opening up entirely new advances for the exchange of ideas between nations . However, because of the language barrier between the different nationalities, it has been quite difficult to promote worldwide understanding.

It could then be said that the language barrier is a major reason for the misunderstandings which cause the world tensions of our day. We must overcome this language barrier by selecting a standard universal language.

New Books, Canaveral Council Of Technical Societies

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AN EXCELLENT treatment of digital circuit design, signal transmission and noise, statistical design, and the integration of these into digital computer design practice.

The material covers cross-talk prediction, circuit analysis techniques, reliability considerations, logical requirements, characteristics of synchronous and asynchronous systems, design automation, and other highly advanced techniques. The author has drawn on his own experience in directing LARC and other recent computer projects and has produced an outstanding book for the computer engineer.

Society Highlights: Armed Forces Communications-Electronics Convention Report, Canaveral Council Of Technical Societies

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THE 17TH ANNUAL AFCEA Convention was held on 4, 5, and 6 June 1963 at the Sheraton Park Hotel in Washing ·ton, D.C. This year's convention was considered the most successful and productive in AFCEA History.

Four technical panels formed the nucleus of the convention, with such distinguished keynote speakers as Mr. Najub E. Halaby, Administrator, Federal Aviation Agency; Lt. General Alfred D. Starbird - Director, Defense Communications Agency; and Mr. H . I. Rommes - President, Western Electric Company.

Providing the finishing touches was a group of technical exhibits sponsored by both military and industry which exceeded in every …

Editorial, Canaveral Council Of Technical Societies

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IN THIS, the first issue of Space Dimensions, we would like to take time to introduce the Canaveral Council of Technical Societies, define our aims, and outline our goals for the future.

The CCTS is a voluntary association which was organized as a service to the scientific community in the Cape Canaveral area. Fifteen technical societies and two colleges are presently represented on the Council.

With Space Dimensions we hope to better communications between engineers and scientists in this area, and provide a vehicle for publication by members of the technical societies here.

Table Of Contents, Canaveral Council Of Technical Societies

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The Table of Contents of the official magazine of the Canaveral Council of Technical Societies.

Ccts Proceedings And Council Notes-Asme, Canaveral Council Of Technical Societies

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Canaveral Council of Technical Societies Welcomes FES and SMPTE at June Proceedings

NEW MEMBERS • Mr. A. E. Schuman, acting Chairman, introduced Mr. Caliph Rohm, President of the Indian River Chapter of the Florida Engineering Society and Mr. Richard Armstrong of the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers. Representatives and their members were unanimously voted to be officially represented on the CCTS.

STATUS OF JOINT CCTS MEETINGS • G. H. Rosenfield, ASP, recommended that societies in closely related fields increase their meeting attendance by combining their resources and programs on a quarterly basis in lieu of four individual meetings …

Construction Of The Saturn Launch Facilities, W. L. Starnes

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IN THE RACE for the moon, the Saturn rocket system is carrying the colors of our country. This rocket system is composed of parts that come from localities spread throughout the United States; however, the payoff window is at Cape Canaveral. It is there that all the various systems, scientists, astronauts, engineers, and dollars combine to work together to launch, first experimental probes, then orbital missions and unmanned surveys of the moon and other planets followed by the culmination for this decade-manned lunar landing and return to earth.

A vital part of the entire complicated, far reaching program is the …

Preliminary Results Of Explorer Xvii, Canaveral Council Of Technical Societies

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THE EXPLORER XVII satellite has discovered that the Earth is surrounded by a belt of neutral helium atoms and has sent back more than 8 hours of scientific information on the physics and chemistry of the tenuous gases that make up the Earth's atmosphere.

NASA Goddard Space Flight Center scientists said the data being sent back to Earth is giving scientists the first actual measurements on neutral gases in the satellite's particular orbital path and their pressures, densities, and temperatures.

About The Authors, Canaveral Council Of Technical Societies

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Operational Problems with Large Space Boosters

R. C. Uddenberg is the Manager of the Atlantic Booster Test Organization, of the Saturn Booster Branch of the Boeing Company. He is responsible for the Boeing test work with NASA on the Saturn S-IC.

Mr. Uddenberg received a B.S. degree in engineering from the University of California and an M.S. degree in engineering from M.I.T. in 1937. He joined the Boeing Airplane Company in 1940, after teaching at the University of California for two years and working for short periods at Lockheed and Douglas Aircraft companies.

Starting as an aero engineer, Mr. Uddenberg …

Quarterly Meeting, Wku Board Of Regents

Board of Regents Documents

Minutes of quaterly WKU Board of Regents meeting. Agenda: resolution in honor of Etta Runner, merger of WKU and Bowling Green College of Commerce, personnel changes, president's home, construction loan, deeds and faculty rank and promotions.

The Indiana State Highway Commission's Management Improvement Project, Roy E. Jorgensen

Purdue Road School

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Front Matter, Purdue Road School

Purdue Road School

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Front Cover, Purdue Road School

Purdue Road School

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Area Planning For Water Projects, Kenneth L. Schellie

Purdue Road School

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