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Part 1: U.S. developing new, more efficient spacecraft / H.L. Dryden -- Pt. 2: Engineers study lunar and space station plans / J.F. Shea -- pt. 3: Biologists work on problems of life in space / O.E. Reynolds -- pt. 4: New satellites make possible global communications / L. Jaffe -- pt. 5: New spacecraft are pushing back frontiers of space /H.E. Newell -- pt. 6: Aerospace information available to scientists and public / M.S. Day -- pt. 7: Tracking and data acquisition needed for spacecraft / G.M. Truszynski -- pt. 8: Early use planned for nuclear energy in space / H.B. Finger -- pt. 9: Flights planned to moon and planets this decade / O.W. Nicks -- pt. 10: Science and engineering advance the space age / J.E. Webb -- pt. 11: Improved weather satellites will aid forecasters / W.K. Widger -- pt. 12: Apollo moon flights will follow Gemini orbital missions / G.M. Low.
Reports made by staff of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Washington, D.C.