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This bibliography represents only a selected portion of the nontechnical holdings of the Air Force Academy Library on this rapidly 

expanding subject. The technical aspects of the subject are contained in our Special Bibliography on ASTRONAUTICS. This 

bibliography was prepared by members of the Library Staff in 

conjunction with the Department of Political Science for use by 

participants at the Sixth Air Force Academy Assembly to be held 

at the U. S. Air Force Academy on April 1-4, 1964. Books with 

call numbers added to the citation are available in the Academy 

Library collection. The card catalog should be consulted for additional book citations. Appropriate indexes should be consulted 

for additional periodical, document and technical report literature. 

The cut-off date for inclusion of materials in this bibliography is 

1 December 1963. 

A book of pertinent readings is also being compiled for the Assembly by an Academy project officer and is scheduled for publication 

in February 1964. 
TABLE OF CONTENTS 

PART 1 INTRO.DUCTORS MATERIALS .......... 1 

PART 11 THE PROSPECTS OF OUTER SPACE ....... 3 

PART LII THE ECOhTONiIC IMPLICATIONS OF THE 

UNITED STATES SPACE PROGRAM ....... 6 

PART IV OUTER SPACE AND THE AMERICAN 

SOCLET‘TY ................... 8 

PART VI OUTER SPACE AND THE INTERKATIONAL 

COA4Nllj”ITY ................. 13 
IN TROD UCT QRY MATE RIALS 

Adams, Carsbie C., et al. Space flight: satellites, space ships, 

space stations, and space travel. New York: McGrawHill, 1958. (TLE 1031 A21) 

Buchheim, Robert W. Space handbook: astronautics and its 

applications. New York: Random House, 1959. (TLE 

1029 R18) 

Caldin, Martin. Overture to space. New York: Due11, Sloan 

and Pearce, 1963. (TLE 1031 C13) 

Cox, Donald W. The space race: from Sputnik to Apollo and 

and beyond. Philadelphia: Chilton CO, , 8962. (TLE 1037 

C87) 

Emme, Eugene M. "Perspective on space exploration." Address 

delivered before the Space Exploration Symposium, Division 

of GeneralEducation, New York University, New York, 1 Novem be r 1 9 6 3. 

Gordon, Theodore J. and Scheer, J. First into outer space. 

New York: St. Martin's Press, 1959. (TLE 1123 G66) 

Grey, Jerry, and Grey, Vivian, eds. Space flight report to the 

nation. New York: Basic Books, Inc. , 1962. (TLE 1031 

G84) 

Holmes, David C. What's going on in space. New York: Funk br 

Wagnalls, 1958. (TLE 1031 H74) 

Leonard, Jonathan N, Flight into space: the facts, fancies, and 

philosophy. New York: Random House, 1957. (TLE 1031 

L58 1957) 

Levitt, I. M. Target for tomorrow. New York: Fleet Publishing Gorp., 1959. (TLE 1031 L66) 

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Newlon, Clarke. 1001 questions answered about space. New 

York: Dodd, iVead br Go,, 1962. (TLE 1031 N54) 

Posin, Dan a. Out of this world. Chicago: Popular Mechanics 

Press, 1959. (TLE 1031 P85) 

Skinner, Richard M., and Leavitt, W. Speaking of space: the 

best from Space Digest. Boston: Little, Brown and Go., 

1962. (TLE 1031 A29) 

Thomas, Shirley. Men of space. 5 vols. Philadelphia: Chilton 

Co., 1960-1962. (TLE 1022 T46) 

Weiser, William J. The space guidebook. New York: CowardMcCann, Inc,, 1960. (TLE 2240 W42) 

Woodbury, David 0. Outward bound for space. Boston: Little, 

Brown and Co., 1961. (TLE 1041 W88) 

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THE PROSPECTS OF OUTER SPACE 

BOOKS 

Berkner, Lloyd V., and Odishaw, Hugh, eds. Science in space. 

New York: McGraw-Hill, 1961. (QB 500 B51) 

Dubridge, Lee A. Introduction to space. New York: Columbia 

University Press, 1960. (TLE 1027 D81) 

Goodwin, Harold L. Space frontier limited. Princeton, N. J. : 

Van Nostrand, 1962. (TLE 1031 665) 

Lapp, Ralph E. Man and space; the next decade. New York: 

Harper, 1961. (TLE 1140 L31) 

National Conference on the Peaceful Uses of Space. Proceedings. 

Washington: Government Printing Office, 1961. (TLE 1140 

N27) 

Conferences sponsored by U. S, National Aeronautics 

and Space Administration. 

Rarno, Simon, ed. Peacetime uses of outer space. New York: 

McGraw-Hill, 1961. (TLE 1140 R17) 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

Andrews, E. G. D. The future (developments in spaceflight), 

Spaceflight 5:25-30, January 1963. 

Berrill, N. J. Our gamble in space: the search for life, Atlantic 

Monthly 212( 2):35-40, August 1963. 

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Henry, Richard C. The immediate mission in space, Air Univeruarterly Review 13:30-44, Fall 1961, 

Kellogg, W. W. Basic objectives of a continuing program of 

scientific research in outer space, Rand Corporation Paper 

No. 1259, 1958. 

Kennedy, John F. Space challenge; address, Vital Speeches 

28:738-740, October I, 1962. 

Plank, Robert. The longing for space travel, Air Force and Space 

Digest 46:43-45, August 1963. 

Previews of space; symposium, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists 

19:7-29, May 1963. 

Schriever, Bernard A. The scientific challenge in the space age, 

Air Force hformation Policy Letter, Supplement for Cornmanders No. 120:22-24, June 1963. 

Excerpts from an address by General €3. A. Schriever 

to the Seminar Participants, National Science Fair, 

Albuquerque, New Mexico, May 8, 1963, 

Space cooperation: U. S. /Soviet proposals, Flight 81:490-492, 

March 29, 1962. 

Van Allen, James. James Van Allen tells what space is really 

like; interview, ed. by W. Cloud, Popular Science 182:?3-76, 

April 1963. 

GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS 

Space science and technology books, 1957- 1961. Washington: 

Library of Congress, Science and Technology Division, 1962. 

A special feature of this compilation is the notation of 

-tables of contents in lieu of abstracts or summaries of 

contents. 

(LC33. 2:Spl) 

u. s. House of Representatives. The Next Ten Years in Space, 

1959-1969: Staff Report of the Select Committee on Astronautics and Space Exploration, Document No, 115, 86th 

Cong., 1st Sess. , 1959. 221p. (86-1 House Doc. 115) 

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S. House of Representatives, Space Handbook: Astronautics 

and Its Applicatj-ons: Staff Report of the Select Committee on 

Astronautics arid SDace Exdoration. Document No. 86, 86th 

Gong., 1st Sess., 1959. 249 p. (86-1 House Doc. 86) 

This report was revised, brought up to date, and published as a Rand Report authored by Robert W. Buchheim, 

et al. (TLE 1029 R18) 

S. House of Representatives, Committee on Science and Astronautics. Space medicine research. Hearings before the 

Special Investigating Subcommittee of the Committee on Science and Astronautics, 86th Gong., 2d Sess., 1960. 70 P. 

(Y4. Sci2:86-2/12) 

S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Announcement, preliminary program and abstracts of papers to be 

presented at NASA-University Conference on Science and 

Technology of Space Exploration to be held at Chicago, Illinois, 

November 1- 3, 1962, byNASA. 1962. 21 p. (NAS 1.2:Sp. 1/10) 

S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Space: the 

new frontier. 1959. (NAS 1. 2:sR 1/41 

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THE ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS OF THE 

UNITED STATES SPACE PROGRAM 

BOOK 

The space industry: Annerica's newest giant, by the editors of 

Fortune. Englewood Cliffs, N. J. : Prentice-Hall, 1962. 

(TLE 1036 F74) 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

American on the moon: a $20 billion boondoggle? Interviews with 

leading space authorities, U. S. News and World Report 

53~52-61, August 20, 1962. 

Bell, C. F. , Jr. Space logistics: technology versus management, 

Rand Corporation Paper No. P-2613, August 1962. 

Daddario, Emilio Q. The impact of manned space flight on our 

national economy, Data 8:35-37, January 1963. 

. Problems in space policy, Data 7:22-24, June 1962. 

Diamond, Edwin. That moon trip: debate sharpens, New York 

Times Magazine p. lot, 28 July 1963. 

Greenberg, D. S. Space budget: opposition grows as scientists, 

congressmen, voice concern about lunar landing goal. Science 

140:790-791, May 17, 1963. 

Johnson, L. 1,. Economic problems of establishing 2, communications satellite system, Rand Corporation Paper No. P- 2647, 

October 19 62. 

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Lindsay, Franklin A. Our gamble in space: the costs and the 

choices, Atlantic Monthly 212(2):51-54, August 1963. 

Meckling, W. €3. The economic importance of space technology, 

Rand Corporation Paper No. P-2585, June 1962. 

. Economics and space technology, Bulletin of the Atomic 

Scientists 19: 15-17, May 1963. 

Miller, George P. Economic impact of the space program, Signal 

16:25t, August 1962. 

Parker, J. S. Impact on economic life, General Electric Forum 

5~18-22, July 1962. 

Silk, Leonard. John Q Public and the space age, Air Force and 

Space Digest 46:59-63, July 1963. 

Smith, Richard Austin. Now it's an agonizing reappraisal of the 

moon race, Fortune 68: 124-128t, November 1963. 

GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS 

U. S. House of Representatives. Ways and means of effecting 

economies in the national space program. Hearing before 

Committee on Science and Astronautics, 87th Cong., 2d Sess., 

1962. (Y4.Sci 2:87-2/17) 

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u. so 

National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Adminis - 

tration and management of space exploration, by James E. 

Webb. 1962. 16 p. (NAS 1. 2:Sp 1/8) 

National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Grants and 

research contracts, program, policy, practices, procedures. 

1962. 16 p. (NASl02:R31/2/962) 

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OUTER SPACE AND THE AMERICAN SOCIETY 

BOOKS 

Bloomfield, Lincoln P. (ed.) Outer space: prospects for man and 

society. Englewood Cliffs, N. J. : Prentice-Hall, 1962. 

(TLE 1031 A51) 

(Published for The American Assemb 

Holmes, Jay. Americaon thernoon: the enterprise of the sixties. 

Philadelphia: Lippincott, 196 2. ( T LE 1 14 

U. S. President, 1953-1961, Dwight D. Eisenhower. U. S. aeronautics and space activities, January 1 to December 31, 1960: 

Report to Congress from the President of the U. S. (TLE 1035 

U5 1960) 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

Bloomfield, Lincoln P, Politics of outer space, Bulletin of the 

Atomic Scientists 19:12-14, May 1963. 

Gardner, R. N. Outer space: problems of law and power, U. S, 

Department of State Bulletin 49:367-371, September 2, 1963. 

Goldsen, J, M. Public opinion and socialeffects of space activity, 

Rand Corporation Memoranda No, RM-2417-NASAY July 1959. 

Goldwater, Barry M, America in space, Airpower Historian 

Text of remarks before National Rocket Club, National 

Press Club, Washington, D. C., July 17, 1962. 

10:43-45, April 1963. 

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Jastrow, Robert, and Neweil, Homer E, Our gamble in space: 

why land on the moon? Atlantic Monthly 21 2(2):4l-45, August 

1963, 

Krugman, H. E., and Michael, D. N, Social psychological implications of man in space, Journal of Social Issues 17(2):5-64, 

1961. 

Miller, George P, The U.S. approach to space, General Electric 

Forum 5:10-13, July 1962. 

Patton, Orin C. The extension of national political. interests into 

space. (Paper presented by Captain 0. C. Patton, USAF 

Academy, before the Aerospace Geography Panel, 59thAnnual 

Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Denver, 

Colorado, September 1-5, 1963. ) 

Rusk, Dean. New frontiers of science, space, and foreign policy, 

U. S. Department of State Bulletin 46:931-936, June 11, 1962. 

Webb, James E. Space: priorities for peaceful progress, General 

Electric Forum 5:8-12, January 1962. 

Witze, Claude. How our space policy evolved, Air Force and 

Space Digest 45:83-84+, April 1962. 

GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS 

U. S. House of Representatives. Space posture. Hearings before 

the Committee on Science and Astronautics, 88th Cong. , 1st 

Sess. , 1963. (Y4. Sci 2:88-1/2) 

U. S. House of Representatives. U. S. Aeronautics and Space Activities, 1961: Message from the President ofthe U. S. Transmitting a Report on U. S, Aeronautics and Space Activities 

for the Calendar Year 1961, Pursuant to Section 206(b) of the 

National Aeronautics and Space Act of 1958, As Amended. 

Document No. 324, 87th Cong., 2d Sess., 1962. 107 p. 

(87-2 House Doc. 324) 

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U, S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration. National 

significance of augmented program of space exploration, by 

Hugh L. Dryden, 1962. 9 p. (NAS 1. 2: Sp 1/7) 

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THE ROLE OF THE MILITARY IN SPACE 

BOOKS 

Gantz, Kenneth F. Man in space: the U. S. Air Force program 

for developing the spacecraft crew. With pref. by Thomas D. 

White, New York: Duell, Sloan and Pearce, 1959. (TLC 

280 G21) 

McMillan, Brockway. "The military role in spaxe. Technology 

of lunar exploration. Edited by C. I. Cummins and H. R. 

Lawrence, pp. 961-968. New York: Academic Press, 1963. 

(TLE 501 A78t) 

Based upon and excerpted from a speech presented to 

the Arne rican Rocket Society Meeting, Cleveland, Ohio, 

17-19 July 1962 by Assistant Secretary of the U. S. Air 

Force Brockway McMillan. 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

Abt, Clark C. Space denial: costs and consequences, Air Force 

and Space Digest 46:45-52+, March 1963. 

(U. S. and Soviet space policy) 

Alsop, S. Outer space: the next battlefield? Saturday Evening 

Post 235:15-19, July 28, 1962. 

Bicknefl, Robert. Proposed: a military space policy, Armed 

Forces Management 8:22-24, August 1962. 

Briggs, James E. NASA--Air Force objectives. Air Force Information Policy Letter Supplement for Comrnande rs No. 120: 

16-21, June 1963. 

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Does Russia's space program pose a threat to our national security? 

osiurn, Air Force and Space Digest 46:59-?7, Novem- 

(Symposium held September 13, 1963, Washington, D.c. 

at Air Force Association Convention.) 

ber 1963. 

Drake, Francis V. We're running the wrong race withRussia, 

Reader's Digest 83:49-55, August 1963. 

Frye, Alton. Our gamble in space: the military danger, Atlantic 

Monthly 212(2):46-50, August 1963. 

Getting, Ivan A. The space dichotomy. (IVilitary and peaceful 

considerations inspace programs), Airpower Historian 9:225- 

229, October 1962. 

Gilpatric, Roswell L. Nation's official position on military in 

space, Army Navy Air Force Journal an Register 100:14, 

15 September 1962. 

Keese, William B. Tomorrow's role in aerospace, Air University 

Quarte rlv Review 14: 258- 265, Winter-Spring, 196 2- 1963. 

Kushnevick, John P. The military--the moon--and the future, 

Aerospace Management 5: 56-60, June 1962. 

Leavitt, William. Mixed hopes for the military space mission, 

Air Force and Space Digest 46:71-72t, September 1963. 

Michael, Donald N. Let's be realistic about the impact of astro - 

nautics, Air Force andspace Digest 45:45-49, December 1962. 

Perkins, C. D. Man and military space, Flight 83:794-795, May 

30, 1963. 

Power, Thomas S. Military aspects of manned spaceflight, - Air 

Condensation from an address by General Power to the 

American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics 

Manned Spaceflight Meeting, Dallas, Texas, April 24, 

1963. 

Force and Space Digest 46:51-54, June 1963. 

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Schofield, €3. B, The significance of space in Western defence, 

Army Quarterly 85:219-226, January 1963. 

Schriever, B, A. Military contributions to progress in space, 

Spe rrys cope 16( 3): 2- 5, 1962. 

Schuster, Richard P., Jr. Basis fora separate treaty for banning 

weapons in space, Calif. Inst. Tech., Jet Propulsion Lab. 

SM 40-1, 1962. 

Senter, R. D. That attack from space, New Republic 148:17-19, 

May 4, 1963. 

Sleeper, Raymond S. The technological conflict. Air University 

Quarte rly Review 1 4: 6 - 18, W inte r -Sp ring, 19 6 2- 1 96 3. 

Space and national security, a symposium, Air Force and Space 

Held at Air Force Association's 1962 convention. Panelists: Senator Howard W. Cannon, C, Roy Slemon, 

Dr. Edward C. Welsh, and General B. A. Schriever. 

Digest 45:62-7&, November 1962. 

Thinking matures on military's space role, Aviation Week 79:209- 

211, July 22, 1963. 

Zuckert, Eugene M. Impact onmilitary strategy, General Electric 

Forum 5:14-17, July 1962. 

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39, April 1963. 

Space and the coldwar, Air Force and Space Digest 46:35- 

GOVERNMENT DOCUMENT 

U. S. House of Representatives. Defense space interests. Hearings before the Committee on Science and Astronautics, 87th 

Cong. 1st Sess. 1961. (Y4. SCi 2:87-1/8) 

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OUTER SPACE AND THE INTERNATIONAL CQMMUNITY 

BOOKS 

American Bar Foundation. RePort to the National Aeronautics 

and Space Administration on the law of outer space. 

American Bar Foundation, 1961. (JX 5775. S3 A5X) 

Chicago: 

Bibliography, pp. 155- 179 

Strauss, Williams, Air laws and treaties of the world; an annotated compilation prepared for the Committee on Science and 

Astronautics, U. S. House of Representatives, 87th Gong., 1st 

Sess. Washington, D. C. : U. S. Government Printing Office, 

1961. (JX.5771 S9l) 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

Bohn, L, C. International control, scientific cooperation, and 

legal aspects of outer space: a summary of developments. 

Rand Corporation Memoranda No. RM-2422-NASA, July 1959. 

Chayes, Abram. International organization and space law; address, 

May 1, 1963. U. S. Department of State Bulletin 48:835-838, 

May 27, 1963. 

Crane, R. D, Soviet attitude toward international space law, 

American Journal of International Law 56:685-723, July 1962. 

Frutkin, Arnold W. International cooperation in space research, 

Astronautics and Aerospace Engineering 1 : 100- 106, March 

1963. 

. International cooperation in space: what's being done? 

what of the future? Vital Issues 12(8):1-4, April. 1963. 

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Gardner, R, N, Space mete~rology and communications: a challenge to science and diplomacy, U, S. Department of State 

Bulletin 48:740-746, May 13, 1963. 

Gavin, James M. Common market and space programd Vital 

Speeches 29:591-594, July 15, 1963. 

Goldsen, J. M. lnte rnational political implications of activities in 

1959. outer space: 

Rand Corporation Report No, R 362 RC. 

a report of a conference, October 22-23, 

Gore, Albert. To rule space: law or might? New York Times 

Magazine p. Ut, 10 November 1963. 

Knorr, K. On the international implications of outer space, World 

Politics 12: 564-584, July 1960. 

Langer, E. United Nations; Space Committee makes little headway developing international law for space, Science 140:621t, 

May 10, 1963. 

McMahon, J, F. Legal aspects of outer space. World Today 

18:328-334, August 1962, 

Meeker, L. C, U. N. subcommittee debates law for outer space; 

Statement, U. S. Department of State Bulletin 48:923-925, 

June 10, 1963. 

Plimpton, F. T. P. New vistas for international cooperation in 

the peaceful uses of outer space; Statement, U. S. Department 

of State Bulletin 46:809-816, May 14, 1962. 

Ritland, 0. J. International aspects of space activities , NATO's 

Fifteen Nztions 7:50-52+, December 1962-January 1963. 

Schick, F. B. Space law and communication satellites. Western 

Political Quarterly 16: 14-33, March 1963. 

Schwartz, L. E. 

national? 

1963. 

When is international space cooperation interBulletin of the Atomic Scientists 19: 12- 18, June 

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Text of XJN resolution on international cooperation in the peaceful 

uses of outer space, Flight 81:?-8, January 4, 1962. 

United Nations, Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space. 

International co-operation in the peaceful uses of outer space 

Agenda item Z?(XVfI). 1962. 30 p. A/5181. 

United Nations, Committee on the Peac'eful Uses of Outer Space. 

Letter dated 19 March 1962 from the Dex>utv Permanent ReDresentative of the USA to the UN addressed to the Acting Secretary-General. 1962. 4 p. A/AC. 105/1. 

Text of letter from President Kennedy to Khrushchev 

presenting proposals of common action in space exploration. 

United Nations, Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Quter Space. 

Report of the Scientific and Technical Sub-Committee on the 

work of its 1st Session. 1962. 23 p. A/AC. 105/5 

Walsh, J. NASA: talk of togetherness with Soviets further complicates space politics for the agency, Science 142: 35- 38 

October 4, 1963. 

Welsh, Edward C. Defense in space, Ordnance 47:656-658, MayJune 1963. 

GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS 

U. S. Air Force. Space Law Bibliography. Air Force Pamphlet 

NO. 110-1-4, 1961. (D301. 35~110-1-4) 79 p. 

U. S. House of Representatives. Survey of Space Law: Staff Report 

(86-1 

of the Select Committee on Astronautics and Space Exploration. 

Document No. 89, 86th Cong., 1st Sess., 1959. 60 p. 

House Doc. 89). 

Bibliography of space law, pp. 38-60. 

U. S. House of Representatives. U. S. Policy on the Control and 

Use of Outer Space: Report of the Committee on Science and 

Astronautics. Report No. 353, 86th Cong., 1st Sess. , 1959. 

11 p. (86-1 House Rept. 353) 

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U. S. House of Representatives, Committee on Foreign Affairs. 

Relative to the establishment of plans for the peaceful exploration of outer space. Hearing before the Subcommittee on 

National Security and Scientific Developments Affecting Foreign Policy of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, 85th Gong., 

2d Sess., on H. Con. Res. 326, 1958. 34 p. (Y4. F76/1:Sp 1) 

U. S. Library of Congress, Legislative Reference Service. Legal 

problems of space exploration; a symposium prepared for the 

use of the Committee on Aeronautical and Space Sciences, 

U. S. Senate. Washington, D. C.: Government Printing Office 

1961. 1392 p. (JX 5775.S3U5) 

Bibliography, pp. 1329- 1392. Published as Senate Doc. 

26, 87th Gong., 1st Sess. A comprehensive treatise. 

U. S. Senate, Committee on Aeronautical and Space Sciences. 

Documents on international aspects of the exploration and use 

of outer space, 1954-1962. Document No. 18, 88th Gong., 1st 

Sess., 1963. 

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PERIODICAL INDEXES 

The following Indexes will be helpful in finding additional information on all aspects of the subject: 

Air University Library Index to Military Periodicals 

Applied Science and Technology 

hte rnational Index to Periodicals 

Monthly Catalog of U. S. Government Publications 

Public Affairs Information Service 

Rand Publications Index 

Readers' Guide to Periodical Literature 

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