Administrative Histories of the Lyndon B. Johnson Presidency. Science and Technology

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1 An Index to the Microfilm Edition of The Papers of President Lyndon B. Johnson Administrative Histories of the Lyndon B. Johnson Presidency Science and Technology Primary Source Media

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3 Administrative Histories of the Lyndon B. Johnson Presidency Science and Technology Guide Compiled By Christopher Hutchinson Primary Source Media

4 Primary Source Media Administrative Histories of the Lyndon B. Johnson Presidency Science and Technology Compilation 2012 Primary Source Media ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. No part of this work covered by the copyright herein may be reproduced, transmitted, stored, or used in any form or by any means graphic, electronic, or mechanical, including but not limited to photocopying, recording, scanning, digitizing, taping, Web distribution, information networks, or information storage and retrieval systems, except as permitted under Section 107 or 108 of the 1976 United States Copyright Act, without the prior written permission of the publisher. For product information, contact us at Gale Customer Support, For permission to use material from this text or product, submit all requests via online at ISBN: Primary Source Media 12 Lunar Drive, Woodbridge, CT Tel: (800) and (203) Fax: (203) Visit the Primary Source Media website at gale.cengage.com/psm Visit Gale online at gale.cengage.com Visit our corporate website at Cover photograph: President Lyndon B. Johnson presents the National Medal of Science to Prof. Leon M. Lederman of Columbia University, February 10, Printed in the United States of America

5 TABLE OF CONTENTS Scope and Content Note.. v Source and Editorial Note vii Acknowledgments vii Reel Index Reel 1 Atomic Energy Commission. 1 Federal Power Commission.. 4 Reel 2 Federal Power Commission cont.. 4 Reel 3 Federal Power Commission cont.. 12 National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) 17 Reel 4 National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) cont 18 Reel 5 National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) cont 20 Reel 6 National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) cont 22 Reel 7 National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) cont 25 Reel 8 National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) cont 28 National Aeronautics and Space Council.. 29 Reel 9 National Aeronautics and Space Council cont. 30 National Council on Marine Resources and Engineering Development. 30 National Science Foundation (NSF)..31 Reel 10 National Science Foundation (NSF) cont.. 32 Office of Science and Technology 35 Reel 11 Office of Science and Technology cont 36

6 Reel 12 Office of Science and Technology cont 39 Reel 13 Office of Science and Technology cont 42 Reel 14 Office of Science and Technology cont 45 Reel 15 Office of Science and Technology cont 49 Reel 16 Office of Science and Technology cont 50 Reel 17 Office of Science and Technology cont 53 Reel 18 Office of Science and Technology cont 57 Reel 19 Office of Science and Technology cont 58 Reel 20 Office of Science and Technology cont 59 Reel 21 Office of Science and Technology cont 60 Reel 22 Office of Science and Technology cont 60 Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA).. 61 Subject index. 64

7 SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE Throughout LBJ s tenure as president, the subject of science, technology, and medicine pervaded many of his speeches, including Advancing the Nation s Health; The Quality of the Our Environment; Message on Domestic Health and Education; Transportation for America; Message on the Outer Space Treaty; and To Renew a Nation. During LBJ s administration America jumped ahead in the development of space exploration Launched the first environmental quality programs Promoted educational innovation, including research that would lead to the Internet Built a system of government cooperation and funding for research institutions that became the envy of the world. This collection provides insight into the role and effectiveness of science and technology in the 1960s, and its importance to the Federal Government and the American people The collection includes the records of: Atomic Energy Commission Federal Power Commission National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) National Aeronautics and Space Council National Council on Marine Resources and Engineering Development National Science Foundation (NSF) Office of Science and Technology Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) Science and Technology At the outset of LBJ s Administration, the organizational components of the White House science structure were well established, and their functions and interrelationships were understood in the Executive Branch and Congress. The President s science adviser and Office of Science and Technology provided guidance to the President and Executive Branch on the impacts of science and technology on domestic and international affairs. In addition, the White House science structure supported inter-agency efforts to develop and implement science and technology policies and budgets; encouraged private sector-federal cooperation, coordination, and investments in science and technology for economic prosperity, environmental quality, and national security; and evaluated the scale, quality, and effectiveness of the Federal effort in science and technology. v

8 Nuclear Age LBJ s presidency may well be viewed as the time when major steps were taken to move away from the atomic energy s awesome destructive potential and closer to its use as a peaceful constructive force. The Atomic Energy Commission records highlight the research, development, use, and control of atomic and nuclear energy for non-military purposes. War on Disease LBJ s leadership elevated the war against disease to a far more important position in American life, both for the people and the administration. He used rhetoric and policy, to raise the expectations and support research for the American people and the scientific community. For five years LBJ served as an indefatigable booster to conquer disease and improve the Nation s health. He made his case not only through his presidential commission and White House Conference, but, also with numerous task forces, special health messages and more than fifty relevant statements. His goal for the war on disease was to extend human life and prevent suffering. Space Race Throughout his political and presidential career, LBJ had supported the Space Program. His congressional and vice presidential positions provided a unique opportunity for LBJ to become exceptionally knowledgeable about the program, its budget issues, and need for public support. Following his election victory in 1964, LBJ reinforced his public image as the architect of the American space effort through several special messages, statements, and campaigning for budget dollars. This collection provides background for a unique understanding of the battles in Congress over funding, the scientific community s effort to advance technology, and the need to lead the West in the Space Race with the Soviets. Research topics include: Atomic Energy Commission history Space and aeronautics Water resources Environmental quality Biomedical science Law enforcement Computers in higher education Telecommunications Marine resources Technological gap Urban Technology Transportation technology High energy physics Science and foreign affairs Project Cabriolet Non-proliferation vi

9 SOURCE & EDITORIAL NOTE The documents reproduced in this microform publication are from the Papers of Lyndon B. Johnson: Presidential Papers, Special Files, Administrative Histories, Selected Histories, in the custody of the Lyndon Baines Johnson Library in Austin, Texas. This publication includes the Administrative Histories: Atomic Energy Commission Federal Power Commission National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) National Aeronautics and Space Council National Council on Marine Resources and Engineering Development National Science Foundation (NSF) Office of Science and Technology Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) All available documents have been microfilmed in their entirety and as they are arranged at the Lyndon Baines Johnson Library. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Primary Source media would like to acknowledge the assistance and cooperation of the Lyndon Baines Johnson Library in Austin, Texas. Mrs. Christina Houston and her staff, particularly Claudia Anderson, supervisory archivist, was most helpful and patient in providing the support necessary for completion of this microform publication. Their efforts are greatly appreciated. vii

10 REEL INDEX The following is a listing of the folders comprising the microfilm publication entitled Administrative Histories of the Lyndon B. Johnson Presidency Science and Technology. The Reel Index lists the folder title, as well as major documents in every folder. REEL 1 Folder# Atomic Energy Commission [1] Administrative History of the Atomic Energy Commission. Volume I. Part I, Chapters 1-7, November Preface. Dr. Glenn T. Seabord, Chairman of the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission. 13pp. Foreword. History of Atomic energy. 2pp. Table of contents. 4pp. Chapter 1. Historical Backgrounds: ; the Atomic Energy Commission: An Experimenting Public Administration. 20pp. Chapter 2. The Atomic Energy Commission and its Mission. 26pp. Chapter 3. Major Trends in Atomic Energy. 50pp. Chapter 4. The Commission's Historical Records. 7pp. Chapter 5. Bodega Bay: Reactor Sitting and the Regulatory Process. 18pp. Chapter 6. Legislation for Private Ownership of Special Nuclear Materials. 13pp. Chapter 7. Design, Location and Construction of the 200-BEV Accelerator. 13pp. Chapter 8. The President's Offer to Accept International Safeguards in Support of A Non-Proliferation Treaty. 13pp. Chapter 9. Negotiation of the Non-Proliferation Treaty. 32pp. 1

11 [2] Administrative History of the Atomic Energy Commission. Volume I. Part I, Chapters November Chapter 8. The President's Offer to Accept International Safeguards in Support of A Non-Proliferation Treaty. 13pp. Chapter 9. Negotiation of the Non-Proliferation Treaty. 32pp. Chapter 10. Project Cabriolet: The Development of Peaceful Nuclear Explosives. 33pp. [3] Administrative History of the Atomic Energy Commission. Volume II. Documentary Supplement Part I, Chapters 1-7 [1 of 2] November Report. Civilian Nuclear Power. 41pp. Appendices. Civilian Nuclear Power. 43pp. Report supplement. Civilian Nuclear Power. February pp. Press release. The Proliferation of a Peaceful Atom. May 11, pp. Press release. Application of Science and Technology for Social Betterment. April 1, pp. Press release. Panel on Nuclear Desalting. June 7, pp. [4] Administrative History of the Atomic Energy Commission. Volume II. Documentary Supplement Part I, Chapters 1-7. [2 of 2]. Newsletter. Industrial Relations. November-December pp. Report. Employment in the Atomic Energy field. March pp. Press release. The Atom - New Progress and Prospects. April 15, pp. Press release. Reserves. May 23, pp. Johnson Library Files. 6pp. Letter to G. T. Seaborg from D. B. Hall. Bodega Bay Atomic Park. April 18, pp. Report. Seismicity and Tsunami Activity. 9pp. 2

12 Report. Engineering Geology of the Proposed Nuclear Power Plant on Bodega Head, Sonoma County. October pp. Press release. AEC Release Two Reports on Proposed Reactors at Bodega Head, California. October 27, pp. Press release. Pacific Gas and Electric Company withdraw application from the Atomic Energy Commission. October 30, pp. Title 10 - Atomic Energy. Rules and Regulations. October 27, pp. Title 10 - Atomic Energy Part 20. Standards for Protection Against Radiation. August 9, pp. Title 10 - Atomic Energy Part 50. Licensing of Production and Utilization Facilities. December 12, pp. Title 10 - Atomic Energy Part 100. Reactor Site Criteria. April 5, pp. Licensing of Power Reactors. April pp. Press release. Ground-breaking Ceremony of the Nuclear Fuel Services Reprocessing Plant Cattaraugus County, NY. June 13, pp. Press release. AEC-NAS Enter Agreement on Evaluating Sites for a Proposed New National Accelerator Laboratory. April 28, pp. Memo. Status of the 200 BeV Accelerator Site Selection. May 26, pp. Press release. Note to Editors and Correspondents. March 26, pp. Letter to Dr. F. Seitz from E. R. Piore. AEC Site Evaluation Committee. March 23, pp. Press release. AEC to Select 200 BEV Accelerator Sites from Among Six Locations Recommended by NAS. March 30, p. Memo. 200 BEV Accelerator sites- Civil Rights and Equal Opportunity. August 31, pp. Press release. AEC Selects Site for 200 BEV Accelerators. December 16, pp. Press release. AEC Selects Site for 200 BEV Accelerators. December 16, pp. 3

13 Letter to O. Kerner. Illinois General Assembly. April 19, pp. Letter to Senator Pastore from R. R. Wilson. National Accelerator Laboratory. July 6, pp. Federal Power Commission [5] Administrative History of the Federal Power Commission Volume I. [1 of 2]. Report. General. July 25, pp. Report. Electric Power. July 25, pp. [6] Administrative History of the Federal Power Commission. Volume I. [2 of 2]. Report. Natural Gas. July 25, pp. Report. Equal Employment Opportunity. July 25, pp. REEL 2 Folder# Federal Power Commission cont. [7] Administrative History of the Federal Power Commission. Volume II. [1 of 2]. Report. General. July 25, Administrative Order No. 91. Organization and Functions of the Bureau of Natural Gas. February 26, pp. Administrative Order No. 91A. Order Amending Administrative Order No. 91 Prescribing the Organization and Functions of the Bureau of Natural Gas. March 27, p. Administrative Order No. 91B. Order Amending Administrative Order No. 91 Prescribing the Organization and Functions of the Bureau of Natural Gas as Amended by Order No. 91A. June 4, pp. Administrative Order No Organization and Functions of the Bureau of Natural Gas. May 28, pp. 4

14 Administrative Order No Organization and Functions of the Bureau of Natural Gas. February 12, pp. Memo. Reorganization of Pipeline Division. August 9, pp. Memo. Organization of Pipeline Division. December 22, pp. Memo. Reorganization to Establish National Supply and Demand Estimate Section in the Bureau of Natural Gas. May 9, pp. Press release. Natural Gas Rate Work Appointees. 2pp. Press release. FPC Names Herzel Plaine, Department of Justice Attorney, as Assistant General Counsel. 1p. Press release. FPC Names Herzel Plaine, Department of Justice Attorney, as Assistant General Counsel. 1p. Administrative Order No. 93. Organization and Functions of the Bureau of Power. May 9, pp. Memo. Staff Changes. June 17, p. Memo. Section of Recreation, Fish and Wildlife. May 26, p. Memo. Section of Recreation, Fish and Wildlife in the Bureau of Power. June 24, p. Memo. Section of Recreation, Fish and Wildlife in the Bureau of Power. June 23, p. Memo. Section of Recreation, Fish and Wildlife. June 4, pp. Administrative Order No. 86. Organization and Functions of the Office of Economics. December 22, p. Administrative Order No Organization and Functions of the Office of Economics. February 12, pp. Administrative Order No Abolishment of the Office of Administration. May 7, p. Administrative Order No Organization and Functions of the Office of Administration. May 7, p. Administrative Order No Organization and Functions of the Office of Management and Manpower Utilization. May 7, pp. 5

15 Administrative Order No Organization and Functions of the Office of Program, Budget and Financial Services. May 7, pp. Administrative Order No Organization and Functions of the Office of Administrative Operations. January 11, pp. Administrative Order No Organization and Functions of the Office of the Comptroller. June 16, pp. Biographical Release. White, Lee C. February p. Biographical Release. Bagge, Carl E. February pp. Biographical Release. Carver, John A. February p. Biographical Release. Brooke, Albert B., Jr. October p. Biographical Release. Ross, Charles R. February p. Biographical Release. O'Connor, Lawrence J., Jr. February p. Press release. Federal Power Commission Announces the Appointment of Murray Comarow as Executive Director. June 14, p. Biographical Release. Johnson, Richard C. 1p. Biographical Release. Garvey, Gerald. 1p. Press release. Gordon M. Grant Named Secretary of the Federal Power Commission. May 15, pp. Press release. David J. Bardin Named Deputy General Counsel of the Federal Power Commission. November 14, p. Press release. Peter H. Schiff named Federal Power Commission Solicitor. May 17, p. Press release. Drexel D. Journey Appointed as Assistant General Counsel Responsible for Electric Power Work. September 22, p. Press release. FPC Appoints Edward Berlin to Position of Assistant General Counsel. January 18, pp. Press release. FPC Names Arthur L. Litke as Chief Accountant and Chief of its Office of Accounting and Finance. February 11, pp. Press release. FPC Names John F. Utley as Deputy Chief Accountant. September 28, p. 6

16 Press release. FPC Names Gordon F. Heim Chief of Division of Accounts. April 27, p. Press release. FPC Names William J. Powell as First Chief of New Division of Systems. July 27, pp. Press release. FPC Names David S. Schwartz Assistant Chief, Office of Economics. June 1, pp. Press release. FPC Combines Offices of Comptroller, Management Analysis. June 22, p. Press release. FPC Announces the Appointment of John F. O'Leary as Chief, Bureau of Natural Gas. February 17, p. Press release. FPC Names Harry J. Trainor as Deputy Chief of Its Bureau of Natural Gas. June 13, pp. Press release. FPC Announces the Appointment of William J. Drescher as Chief of Pipeline Division in Bureau of Natural Gas. April 14, p. Press release. FPC Appoints Edward M. McManus to Head Producer Division in Bureau of Natural Gas. February 3, p. Press release. Lundy R. Wright, Jr. Appointed Chief, Area Rate Division, Succeeding William H. Lyon. December 20, p. Press release. Lundy R. Wright, Jr. Appointed Chief, Area Rate Division, Succeeding William H. Lyon. December 20, p. Press release. William W. Lindsay Named Acting Chief of FPC's Division of Rates and Corporate Regulation. January 13, p. Press release. FPC Names Merle F. Thomas New Chief of Division of Licensed Projects in its Bureau of Power. January 17, p. [8] Administrative History of the Federal Power Commission. Volume II. [2 of 2] Memo. Jurisdictional Companies Compliance with Accounting Requirements of the Commission. September 28, pp. Public Utilities Commission. Rules and Regulations Concerning Comprehensive Audits of Public Service Companies. 6pp. Annual Audit Report. December 9, pp. 7

17 United Illuminating Company. Financial Statements and Supporting Schedules for the Year 1964 and Auditors Report. January 17, pp. Report. Independent Certification of Compliance with Accounting Requirements. December 29, pp. Memo. Rulemaking to Require Certification by Independent Accountants. September 22, pp. Analysis. Responses to Proposed Rule. 34pp. Report. Comments on Proposed Rule for Certification of Certain Schedules. 7pp. Report. Examples of Schedules. 41pp. Report. Examples of Schedules in Annual Reports by Natural Gas Companies. 41pp. Report. Examples of Schedules in Annual Reports by Natural Gas Companies. 44pp. [9] Administrative History of the Federal Power Commission. Volume II. Part II, Documentary Supplement [1 of 3]. Memo. Pennsylvania Power and Light Company. February 11, pp. Memo. Issuing a New License to Pennsylvania Power and Light Company. February 11, pp. Letter to D. E. Bell from J. C. Swidler. Draft Bill to Amend the Federal Power Act. February 16, pp. Letter to W. G. Magnuson from J. G. Swidler. Natural Gas Act. February 16, pp. S A Bill to Amend the Federal Power Act. February 22, pp. H.R A Bill to Amend the Federal Power Act. March 21, pp. Memo. Legislative Program for October 24, pp. 8

18 Memo. Bureau of the Budget Request for Recapture Legislation. January 14, p. Memo. Possible Recommendations for Recapture Legislation. August 19, pp. Memo. Recapture Legislation. September 30, pp. Memo. Possible Recommendations for Recapture Legislation. October 4, pp. Letter to L. C. White from W. G. Magnuson. Hydroelectric Projects. July 28, p. Letter to W. G. Magnuson from L. C. White. Legislative proposals. August 3, p. Letter to C. Shultze from L. C. White. Legislative proposals. September 30, pp. Memo. Recapture and Relicensing--the Legislative View of the Problem. December 19, pp. Memo. Recapture and Relicensing. February 16, pp. [10] Administrative History of the Federal Power Commission. Volume II, Part II, Documentary Supplement [2 of 3] Memo. Recapture and Relicensing. February 24, pp. Order No Hydroelectric Project Licenses. September 27, pp. Memo. Recapturing and Relicensing - Proposed Draft Legislation. February 28, pp. Memo. Recapturing and Relicensing - Further Amendments to Proposed Draft Legislation. March 22, pp. Memo. Recapture and Relicensing -- Proposed Draft Bill, Speaker Letter and Request for Budget Bureau Clearance. March 27, pp. Memo. Agency Comments on Draft FPC recapture - relicense bill. June 19, pp. Memo. Agency Comments on Draft FPC recapture - relicense bill. June 26, pp. 9

19 Memo. Agency Comments on Draft FPC recapture - relicense bill. July 7, pp. Memo. Preliminary Draft of Interior's Comments on Proposed FPC Recapture - Relicense Bill. July 12, pp. Memo. Army Comments on Draft FPC Recapture - Relicense Bill. July 13, pp. Memo. Proposed amendment to FPC Draft Recapture. June 29, pp. Memo. Legal Authority for Classification of new Licenses. June 29, pp. Memo. Tactical Feasibility of Relying on Judicial Decisions to Assure Treatment of the Issuance of New Licenses. July 17, p. Memo. Comment on Procedure for New Licenses Issued under the Federal Power Act. July 14, pp. Memo. Draft Recapture Bill. July 31, pp. Memo. Interior Comments on the Draft FPC Recapture-Relicense Bill. July 18, pp. Memo. Agency Comments on Draft FPC recapture - relicense bill. July 7, pp. Memo. Agency Comments on Draft FPC recapture - relicense bill. June 26, pp. Letter to C. Shultze from L. C. White. Agency Comments on Draft FPC recapture - relicense bill. August 4, pp. Memo. Recapturing - Relicensing Bill; FPC Legislative Proposals. August 21, pp. Memo. Recapture - Relicensing Bill. August 24, pp. Memo. Draft Recapture Bill. August 15, pp. Letter to J. W. McCormack from L. C. White. Draft Bill to Amend the Federal Power Act. 10pp. Letter to L. C. White from W. H. Rommel. Draft Bill to Amend the Federal Power Act. August 22, p. 10

20 Letter to J. W. McCormack from L. C. White. Draft Bill to Amend the Federal Power Act. August 28, pp. [11] Administrative History of the Federal Power Commission. Volume II. Part II, Documentary Supplement [3of 3]. H. R A Bill to Amend Part I of the Federal Power Act. August 29, pp. H. R A Bill to Amend Part I of the Federal Power Act. May 2, pp. Memo. Recapture - Relicensing Procedures a Legislative history. August 13, pp. Letter to J. W. McCormack from L. C. White. Draft Bill to Amend the Federal Power Act. August 28, pp. Congressional Record-House. August 29, pp. Letter to H. O. Staggers from L. C. White. Comments on H.R September 18, p. S A Bill to Amend Part I of the Federal Power Act. September 20, pp. Statement by L. C. White. To Amend Part I of the Federal Power Act. February 26, pp. Statement by L. C. White. To Amend Part I of the Federal Power Act. June 11, pp. Report. Amending the Federal Power Act. June 28, pp. Report. Amendment to Part I of the Federal Power Act. July 3, pp. Congressional Record - Senate. Amendment of the Federal Power Act. July 10, pp. Congressional Record - Senate. Amendment of the Federal Power Act. July 19, pp. Public Law An Act to Amend Part I of the Federal Power Act. August 3, pp. 11

21 Hearings before the Committee on Commerce, U.S. Senate. Ninth Congress Second Session on S February 26-27, pp. REEL 3 Folder# Federal Power Commission cont. [11] Administrative History of the Federal Power Commission. Volume II. Part II, Documentary Supplement [3of 3] [cont.] Memo. Budget Circular A-19 to Amend the Federal Power Act. July 22, pp. [12] Administrative History of the Federal Power Commission. Volume II. Part III, Documentary Supplement [1 of 2]. Memo. Recreation. April 27, pp. Memo. Preliminary outline of Program for Development of Full Recreation Potential of Licensed Projects. August 6, pp. Memo. Recreational Facilities in Existing and Future Licenses and the Legal Basis Therefore. February 25, pp. Memo. Interim procedures for Processing Recreational Plans and Exhibits. May 1, pp. Memo. Revisions to Outdoor Recreation Manual. April 7, pp. Outdoor Recreation Manual. Introduction. 2pp. Outdoor Recreation Manual. Federal Power Commission Recreation Policy. 3pp. Outdoor Recreation Manual. Project Classification. 5pp. Outdoor Recreation Manual. Responsibilities of FPC Washington and Regional Offices. 3pp. Outdoor Recreation Manual. Procedures for Recreation Review of New Projects. 4pp. Outdoor Recreation Manual. Procedures for Recreation Review of Constructed Projects. 3pp. 12

22 Outdoor Recreation Manual. Recreation Facility Criteria and Standards. 18pp. Outdoor Recreation Manual. Appendices. 14pp. Memo. FPC Recreational Manual. February 25, p. Memo. Recreational Manual. January 4, p. Memo. Outdoor recreational Manual. April 27, p. Order No Recreational Development Plans. January 8, pp. Order No Publicize License Conditions of General Public Interest. May 27, pp. Order No General Policy with Respect to Outdoor Recreational Development. December 27, pp. Order No Regulations Under the Federal Power Act. December 27, pp. Order No Exhibit S Relating to Protection and Enhancement of Fish and Wildlife Resources. June 17, pp. Order No Prescribing Rules Providing for an Inventory of Existing and Potential Recreational use and Development at Hydroelectric projects. December 12, pp. Order No Prohibiting Discrimination at Recreational Facilities. April 19, pp. Order No Accounting and Reporting by Licensees for Expenditures Related to Fish, Recreation, and Wildlife. April 26, pp. Order No Accounting and Reporting by Licensees for Expenditures Related to Fish, Recreation, and Wildlife. April 26, pp. Order No Proposed Minor License Applications. June 26, pp. Order No Conservation and Development of Fish and Wildlife Resources. January 24, pp. Report. Criteria and Standards. December 27, pp. Memo. Conference with Department of the Interior Pertaining to Fish and Wildlife. January 14, pp. 13

23 [13] Administrative History of the Federal Power Commission. Volume II. Part III, Documentary Supplement [2of 2]. Memo. Legal Opinion on New Part 8 of Commission Regulations Under the Federal Power Act. June 1, pp. Memo. Part 8 of Commission Regulations Under the Federal Power Act. June 1, pp. Memo. License Conditions Relating to Recreation Activities. May 12, pp. Notice of Proposed Ruling Making. April 19, pp. Memo. Notice of Proposed Ruling Making. March 18, pp. Memo. Revised Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (Discrimination at Licensed Projects). June 1, pp. Memo. Proposed Rule Prohibiting Discrimination on Grounds of Race, Religion, or National Origin at Recreation Facilities. May 16, pp. Memo. Notice of Proposed Ruling Making. July 14, pp. Memo. Proposed Rulemaking to Extend Exhibit S Requirement. July 25, pp. Memo. Proposed Rulemaking to Extend Exhibit S Requirement. July 27, pp. Memo. Proposed Rulemaking to Extend Exhibit S Requirement. July 24, pp. Memo. Revised Criteria and Standards for Outdoor Recreation Development at Hydroelectric Projects. October 28, pp. Report. Criteria and Standards for Outdoor Recreation Development at Hydroelectric Projects pp. Memo. Sample Drawing. February 4, p. Memo. Transmittal Letter for Sample Drawing. February 11, pp. Memo. Coding Instructions for Licensed projects Recreation Report. February 1, p. 14

24 Memo. Proposed Publication on Recreation. June 3, pp. Memo. Recreation Inventory of Licensed Projects. January 17, pp. Memo. Inventory of Recreational Facilities at Licensed Projects. December 1, pp. Licensed Projects Recreation Report. 5pp. Memo. Inventory of Recreational Facilities at Licensed Hydroelectric Projects. February 9, pp. Memo. Proposal for Rulemaking for Adoption and Use of recreation inventory Forms. May 18, pp. Memo. Pilot Study of Outdoor Recreation Development at Licensed Projects. April 25, pp. Memo. Pilot Study of Outdoor Recreation Development at Licensed Projects. June 9, pp. Memo. Recreation Inventory. September 30, pp. [14] Administrative History of the Federal Power Commission. Volume II. Part IV, Documentary Supplement [1 of 3]. Memo. Inspection of Licensed Projects. November 1, p. Memo. Supervision of Licensed Projects. January 21, pp. Memo. Supervision of Licensed Projects. March 18, pp. Notice of Proposed Ruling Making. Hydroelectric Licensed Projects. October 20, pp. Press release. FPC Adopts New Regulations to Strengthen Inspections. December 27, pp. Memo. Creation of Section of Electric System Planning and Operation. April 22, pp. Memo. FPC Rate Filings. March 25, pp. Memo. Acceptance of Initial rate Schedule Filed Pursuant to Order No December 23, pp. 15

25 Memo. Abbreviated Procedure for Processing Certain Electric Rate Filings. June 16, pp. Memo. Formalizing Oral Arrangements for Rate Filings. April 8, pp. Memo. Review of Filed Electric Rate Schedule. January 16, pp. Memo. Analysis of Transmission Line Certification and Problems. July 25, pp. Memo. Investigation. November 9, pp. Press release. FPC Fact-Finding Inspection Visits to Utilities involved in Northeastern Power Failure. November 17, pp. Press release. FPC Establishes National Power Survey Advisory Committee on Reliability of Electric Bulk Power. February 9, pp. Press release. Power Failure Hits 3 States Affecting Several Million Customers. June 5, p. Press release. June 5 Pennsylvania-New Jersey-Maryland Interconnection Power Failure. April 7, pp. Order No Prescribing Report of Bulk Electric Power Supply Interruptions. December 20, pp. [15] Administrative History of the Federal Power Commission. Volume II. Part IV, Documentary Supplement [2 of 3]. Press release. FPC Releases a Report on Power Outages During Last Half of July 2, pp. Press release. FPC Releases a Report on Power Outages During First Half of August 15, pp. [16] Administrative History of the Federal Power Commission. Volume II. Part IV, Documentary Supplement [3 of 3]. Administrative Order No. 92. Regulations on Equal Employment Opportunity. March 9, pp. Administrative Order No Equal Employment Opportunity. May 3, pp. 16

26 Memo. Equal Employment Opportunity. March 15, p. Memo. Equal Employment Opportunity. August 9, pp. Memo. Training Center. July 26, p. Order No Amending Regulations Under the Federal Power Act. April 19, pp. Letter to R. Scott from M. Camarow. Hiring. November 1, pp. Civil Service Commission, U.S. Bureau of Natural Gas. June 7, pp. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) [17] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume I Final Edition, Foreword - Chapter I. Preliminary History of NASA Preface pp. Preliminary History of NASA Foreword pp. Preliminary History of NASA Table of Contents pp. Preliminary History of NASA Chapter I. Challenge and Response ( ) pp. [18] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume I Final Edition, Chapter II III. Preliminary History of NASA Chapter II. The Congress and the Public Dialogue pp. Preliminary History of NASA Chapter III. Manned Space Flight pp. 17

27 REEL 4 Folder# National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) cont. [19] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume II Final Edition, Chapter IV-V. Preliminary History of NASA Chapter IV. Space Science and Applications pp. Preliminary History of NASA Chapter V. Research and Technology: Aeronautics and Space pp. [20] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume II Final Edition, Chapter VI-VII. Preliminary History of NASA Chapter VI. Organization and Management pp. Preliminary History of NASA Chapter VII. The Impact of NASA on Society pp. [21] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume II Final Edition, Appendix B-I-3 Replacement. Preliminary History of NASA Basic Legislation pp. [22] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume I. Foreword - Chapter I [Removed from Binder#1]. Preliminary History of NASA Table of Contents pp. Preliminary History of NASA Foreword pp. Preliminary History of NASA Chapter I. Challenge and Response ( ) pp. 18

28 [23] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume I. Chapters II - III [Removed from Binder #1]. Preliminary History of NASA Chapter II. The Congress and the Public Dialogue pp. Preliminary History of NASA Chapter III. Manned Space Flight pp. [24] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume I. Chapters IV-V [Removed from Binder #2]. Preliminary History of NASA Chapter IV. Space Science and Applications pp. Preliminary History of NASA Chapter V. Research and Technology: Aeronautics and Space pp. [25] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume I. Chapters VI - VII [Removed from Binder #2]. Preliminary History of NASA Chapter VI. Organization and Management pp. Preliminary History of NASA Chapter VII. The Impact of NASA on Society pp. [26] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume II. Documentary Supplement, Part A Table of Contents - A-II [Removed from binder #3]. Preliminary History of NASA Fore note to Volume II p. Preliminary History of NASA Table of Contents p. Preliminary History of NASA General Appendices pp. Preliminary History of NASA NASA Institutional Office and Field Center Organizational Charts pp. 19

29 [27] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume II Documentary Supplement A-III [Removed from Binder #3] Preliminary History of NASA NASA Personnel Data pp. [28] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume II. Documentary Supplement A-IV [Removed from Binder #3] Preliminary History of NASA Selected Biographies of Key NASA Management Personnel pp. REEL 5 Folder# National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) cont. [29] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume II Documentary Supplement A-V [Removed from Binder #4]. Preliminary History of NASA NASA Financial Data pp. [30] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume II Documentary Supplement A-VI [Removed from Binder #4] Preliminary History of NASA NASA Space and Aeronautical Mission Logs and Chronologies pp. [31] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume II Documentary Supplement B Table of Contents - B-I [Removed from Binder #5]. Preliminary History of NASA Table of Contents p. 20

30 [32] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume II Documentary Supplement B-II - B-III Contents B-I [Removed from Binder #5] Preliminary History of NASA Appendix B-II pp. Preliminary History of NASA Appendix B-III pp. [33] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume II Documentary Supplement B-IV - B-V [Removed from Binder #5]. Preliminary History of NASA Appendix B-IV pp. Preliminary History of NASA Appendix B-V pp. [34] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume II Documentary Supplement B-VI [1 of 2] [Removed from Binder #6] Preliminary History of NASA Appendix B-VI pp. [35] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume II Documentary Supplement B-VI [2 of 2] [Removed from Binder #6] Preliminary History of NASA Appendix B-VI pp. [36] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume II Documentary Supplement B-VII [1 of 2] [Removed from Binder #6]. Preliminary History of NASA Appendix B-VII pp. 21

31 [37] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume II Documentary Supplement B-VII [2 of 2] [Removed from Binder #6] Preliminary History of NASA Appendix B-VII pp. REEL 6 Folder# National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) cont. [38] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume II. History of Aeronautics and Astronautics - A preliminary Bibliography [1 of 5]. Preliminary History of NASA Bibliography pp. [39] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume II. History of Aeronautics and Astronautics - A preliminary Bibliography [2 of 5]. Preliminary History of NASA Bibliography pp. [40] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume II History of Aeronautics and Astronautics - A preliminary Bibliography [3of 5] Preliminary History of NASA Bibliography pp. [41] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume II. History of Aeronautics and Astronautics - A preliminary Bibliography [4of 5]. Preliminary History of NASA Bibliography notes p. 22

32 [42] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume II History of Aeronautics and Astronautics - A preliminary Bibliography [5of 5]. Preliminary History of NASA NASA Archives pp. Preliminary History of NASA Abbreviations and Acronyms pp. Preliminary History of NASA Bibliography pp. Preliminary History of NASA Oral History pp. Preliminary History of NASA Publications of H. L. Dryden pp. Preliminary History of NASA Special Publications pp. Preliminary History of NASA Educational Publications pp. Preliminary History of NASA Film Lists pp. [43] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume II Supplement, Preface - VI [Removed from Binder #8]. Preliminary History of NASA. Preface. October 7, January 20, pp. Preliminary History of NASA. Introduction. October 7, January 20, pp. Preliminary History of NASA. Chronological Overview of NASA. October 7, January 20, pp. Preliminary History of NASA. Administrative Focus on the Funding Crisis. October 7, January 20, pp. Preliminary History of NASA. Manned Missions of Apollo Begin. October 7, January 20, pp. 23

33 Preliminary History of NASA. Space Science and Technological Progress. October 7, January 20, pp. Preliminary History of NASA. Transitions. October 7, January 20, pp. [44] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume II. Supplement Copy No. 1, Appendices A-1 - A-4, [Removed from Binder #8]. Preliminary History of NASA. A-1, Documents. October 7, January 20, pp. Preliminary History of NASA. A-2, NASA FY 1970 Budget Estimates. October 7, January 20, pp. Preliminary History of NASA. A-3, NASA, Summary Program and Financial Data. October 7, January 20, pp. Preliminary History of NASA. A-4, NASA Background Briefing. October 7, January 20, pp. [45] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume II. Supplement Copy No. 1, Appendices A-5 - A-10, [Removed from Binder #8] Preliminary History of NASA. A-5, Deputy Administrator T. O. Paine, Memo. October 7, January 20, pp. Preliminary History of NASA. A-6, Deputy Administrator T. O. Paine, Testimony. October 7, January 20, pp. Preliminary History of NASA. A-6, Deputy Administrator T. O. Paine, Testimony. October 7, January 20, pp. Preliminary History of NASA. A-7, Letter to Director of the Budget Bureau from T. O. Paine. October 7, 1968 January 20, pp. 24

34 Preliminary History of NASA. A-8, Letter to Director of the Budget Bureau from T. O. Paine. October 7, 1968 January 20, pp. Preliminary History of NASA. A-9, Memo. October 7, January 20, pp. Preliminary History of NASA. A-10, Apollo 8: Excerpt from Log. October 7, January 20, pp. REEL 7 Folder# National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) cont. [46] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume II. Supplement Copy No. 1, Appendices B-1 - B-6, [Removed from Binder #9]. Preliminary History of NASA. B-1, Press Release. October 7, January 20, pp. Preliminary History of NASA. B-2, "The Year 2000," Address to the Young Presidents Association. October 7, January 20, pp. Preliminary History of NASA. B-3, T. O. Paine, Address to the Aerospace Industry Assoc. October 7, January 20, pp. Preliminary History of NASA. B-4, H. E. Newell, "Science, Technology, and Society," Address to the National Council for the Social Studies. October 7, January 20, pp. Preliminary History of NASA. B-5, G. E. Mueller, Address to the National Conference of United Press International Editors and Publishers. October 7, January 20, pp. Preliminary History of NASA. B-6, G. E. Mueller Address to the National Space Club. October 7, January 20, pp. 25

35 [47] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume II. Supplement Copy No. 1, Appendices B-7 - B-9, [Removed from Binder #9]. Preliminary History of NASA. B-7, J. M. Beggs, "Research and Technology for the Future," Address to the Aerospace Industry Association. October 7, January 20, pp. Preliminary History of NASA. B-8, J. M. Beggs, "Advanced Research and Technology," Address to the Aerospace Industries Association. October 7, January 20, pp. Preliminary History of NASA. B-9, J. E. Naugle, "The Outlook for the Space Program, " Address to the NASA Pasadena Office. October 7, January 20, pp. [48] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume II. Supplement Copy No. 1, Appendices B-10 - B- 13, [Removed from Binder #9]. Preliminary History of NASA. B-10, J. E. Naugle, Address to the American Nuclear Society. October 7, January 20, pp. Preliminary History of NASA. B-11, O. W. Nicks, "Applying Surveyor and Lunar Orbiter Techniques to Mars," Address to the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. October 7, January 20, pp. Preliminary History of NASA. B-12, General J. E. Smart, "NASA/Interagency Coordination," Address to the Armed Forces Management Assoc. October 7, January 20, pp. Preliminary History of NASA. B-13, Wernher von Braun Interviewed by U.S. News and World Report. October 7, January 20, pp. 26

36 [49] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume II. Supplement Copy No. 1, Appendices C-1 - C-3, [Removed from Binder #9]. Preliminary History of NASA. C-1, "Objectives and Goals in Space Science and Applications." October 7, 1968 January 20, pp. Preliminary History of NASA. C-2, Transition Notebooks, Index, Volume I, II, and III. October 7, January 20, pp. Preliminary History of NASA. C-3, Background Material pertaining to NASA Transition. October 7, January 20, pp. [50] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume II. Supplement Copy No. 1, Appendices C-4, [Removed from Binder #9]. Preliminary History of NASA. C-4, "Astronautics and Aeronautics: Chronology on Science, Technology, and Policy." October 7, January 20, pp. [51] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume II. Supplement Copy No. 1, Appendices D-1, [Removed from Binder #10] Preliminary History of NASA. "Space Cartoons". October 7, January 20, pp. [52] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume II. Supplement Copy No. 1, Appendices E-1, [Removed from Binder #10] [1 of 3]. Preliminary History of NASA. Current News, NASA Public Affairs Office, - "Apollo 8". October 7, 1968 January 20, pp. 27

37 [53] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume II. Supplement Copy No. 1, Appendices E-1, [Removed from Binder #10] [2 of 3]. Preliminary History of NASA. Current News, NASA Public Affairs Office, - "Apollo 8". October 7, 1968 January 20, pp. [54] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume II. Supplement Copy No. 1, Appendices E-1, [Removed from Binder #10] [3of 3]. Preliminary History of NASA. Current News, NASA Public Affairs Office, - "Apollo 8". October 7, 1968 January 20, pp. REEL 8 Folder# National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) cont. [55] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume II. A Chronology on Science, Technology and Policy, Foreword-January ReportA Chronology on Science, Technology, and Policy pp. [56] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume II. A Chronology on Science, Technology and Policy, February March. Report. A Chronology on Science, Technology, and Policy pp. [57] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume II. A Chronology on Science, Technology and Policy, April-May. Report. A Chronology on Science, Technology, and Policy pp. 28

38 [58] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume II. A Chronology on Science, Technology and Policy, June August. Report. A Chronology on Science, Technology, and Policy pp. [59] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume II. A Chronology on Science, Technology and Policy, September October. Report. A Chronology on Science, Technology, and Policy pp. [60] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Volume II. A Chronology on Science, Technology and Policy, November December Report. A Chronology on Science, Technology, and Policy pp. National Aeronautics and Space Council [61] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Council. Volume I. Preface - Part I. Preface - Table of contents pp. Part I. Organization and Development pp. [62] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Council. Volume I. Part II. Part II. Program Development pp. [63] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Council. Volume I. Part III. Part III. Interagency Relationships & Staff Assistance pp. 29

39 [64] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Council. Volume II. Documentary Supplement Appendices A-B. Appendix A. NASC Meetings pp. Appendix B. Oral History Report. May 16, pp. REEL 9 Folder# National Aeronautics and Space Council cont. [65] Administrative History of the National Aeronautics and Space Council. Volume II. Documentary Supplement Appendices C-F. Appendix C. To the Congress from the President of the United States. January pp. Appendix D. Staff Appointments. January 13, pp. Appendix E. Communications Policy Reference. January 13, pp. Appendix F. United States Space and Aeronautics Highlights. January 13, pp. National Council on Marine Resources and Engineering Development [66] Administrative History of the National Council on Marine Resources and Engineering Development. Volume I. A Marine Science Mandate. 43pp. [67] Administrative History of the National Council on Marine Resources and Engineering Development. Volume II. Documentary Supplement [1 of 2]. History of the National Council on Marine Resources and Engineering Development. Indices. 88pp. 30