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5 April 1968 

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-- SUBJECT: NASA Plan for Interagency 

Maurer Photography 

Review of APOLLO 6 

The attached documents contain the NASA plan for the 

review of the Maurer photography from the APOLLO 6 mission 

launched on April 4, 1968. 

The COMIREX procedures for screening of this photography 

are not covered by the NASA plan. Mr. Tidwell, Chairman 

of the COMlREX, is being held responsible for this screening 

by the DCI. Mr. Tidwell has appointed a team comprised of 

representatives of State Department, NPIC, DIA, NASA, and 

Chaired by I I from his office. Mr. Myron Krueger 

is the NASA member of this team. 

Attached to the NASA review procedures is a memorandum 

for record concerning NASA policy and procedures for handling APOLLO 6 Maurer photography. Dr. Gilruth signed this 

memorandum on April 5, 1968. 

The APOLLO 6 launch was not a total success and as a 

result an eliptical orbit was achieved. The Maurer photography was exposed at 196 nautical miles altitude instead of 

the planned 100 nautical mile altitude. The result of this 

is that little or no stereo coverage is expected. Also, the 

ground resolution will be degraded. 

The capsule was recovered late on Apr~l 4,and it is 

estimated that the film and camera will atrive in Houston 

for processing and screening at 2230 hours, April 5, 1968. 

No NRO action required at this time. 

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Office; OF THE AOMINISTRATOR April 3 ~ 1968 

MEXORANDUM FOR: X/Dr. Mueller 

SUBJECT; Plan for the Interagency Review of Apollo 6 Maurer Pho;,;ography 

REFERENCE: Memo for M. from ADA, Subject: Earth Photographs fro0i 

Apollo 6 and other flights (dated March 7, 1968 (S)) 

Detailed procedures have been developed by the Office of DOD and 

Interagency Affairs for conducting the interagency review of Aro:'lo 6 

photography. These have been prepared in close coordination wit~ 

Public Affairs Office, Manned Spacecraft Center, Office of Mann~':: 

Space Flight and with the interagency review participants. 

NASA will fully support the efforts of the review team. MSC wi 11 

carefully carry out any special instructions regarding handling of 

the'photography reco~ended by the Interagency Review Team Leadc~. 

The NASA participation in supporting the review is being strict::; 

limited to key personnel; the "need-to-know" has been established 

by Dr. Gilruth for MSC and by my office for Headquarters. 

Enclosure 1 outlines a classified interagoncy review where each 

step related to the review is specified. Selected personnel, in the 

Photographic Technology Laboratory (PTL) and elsewhere, who must by 

the nature of t~eir jobs be exposed to certain facets of the rev~cw. 

will be informed that there will be a classified review and the ~eason 

therefo~ will be directcd not to discuss this review with othe::-:; not 

involved, and will be instructed to refer all queries to Dr. Gil::-uth •. 

Enclosure 2 is the memorandum that will accomplish the above: e; .• c~l. 

reader will sign that he has read and understands the,memorandu2. 

The PTL film development, printing, and duplicating procedures "li.ll 

insure to the satisfcction of the Interagency Review Team Leader (IRTL) 

that he has ~ the Maurer photography (the original and two duplicates), 

in his possession at the time of the review. All instructions L~­

garding the release or classification of the photography will b~ in 

the form of a signed memorandum from the IRTL to Dr. Gilruth. ~i~se 

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instructions must be carefully followed. Any issues that nre r;::.:~cd 

can best be resolved after the review. If certain frames have ~ 

sensitivity that cannot be protected adequately by a SECRET cla~~ification these frames will be removed and taken to Washington for I1ri1ro;>riate 

action. 

If details in the enclosed procedure are in conflict with existh:~ 

procedures, this instruction will have precedence. For example. the 

Public Affairs plan states that several Public Affairs personnel ~ll 

have access to the PTL at all times. The enclosed procedure calls for 

very limited and controlled access to the PTL until the review ia 

completed. 

The Office of Manned Space Flight is responsible for following t;·,~ 

procedures detailed in ,the enclosures. The Office of DOD and In~eragency Affairs is responsible for monitoring the review process .iOld 

for the NASA interface with the Interagency Review Team. 

The authorization NASA has received to obtain the Maurer phot00.~:;;')hy 

is predicated on an interagency review prior to release of any phQ;:o- ,/ 

graphy. Subsequent photography from space would most certainly be 

curtailed if this review is not supported and the release instructions 

are not carefully followed. 

These procedures, while oriented primarily towards Apollo 6 Yillurcr 

photography, will provide an outline for subsequent interagency 

review of future missions. 

No public release will be made of the fact of an interagency review, 

but NASA must be prepared to respond to direct queries by admitting 

that a review was made. All queries at MSC will be referred to 

Dr. Gilruth; all others will be referred to Nr. Julian Scheer at 

./ NASA Headquarters. 

Response to queries will be along the following lines: 

1) Not all data obtained by NASA is released. In the case of 

photography. much of it is of limited interest because of cloud cover, 

poor ill~ination, ocean coverage, etc. Tnerefore NASA undert6k~G 

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to select for immediate release those photographs which arc of greatcst 

potential interest. 

2) NASA reviews all photography for content and will not 

disseminate photography when national interests so require. 

3) Such a review is a cooperative effort between NA&\ and other 

government agencies. 

Enclosures 

1. Procedures for the 

Interagency Review of 

Maurer 220 G Photography 

from the Apollo 6 Mission 

2. Memo for Record - Policy 

and Procedures for handling 

Apollo 6 Maurer Photography 

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Procedures for the Interagency Review of Maurer 220 G Photography from 

the Apollo 6 Mission 

The Command Module (CM) landing is scheduled for 9 hours, 49 minutes, 

and 45 seconds after launch. Assuming the launch is at 0700 hrs (EST) 

on April 4, 1968, the water landing will be at 16:49:45 hrs (EST). The 

location of the primary landing site is 27 0 19'N. 1570 11'W. 

2. Transport of camera/film to the PTL at MSC 

The Photographic Technology Laboratory (PTL) has assigned 

Mr. Eugene Edmunds, Senior Photographer, and Mr. Victor Rhodar, Photographic Courier, to be onboard the primary recovery ship at the time of 

the landing. It is planned that Mr. Rhodar will be the courier for 

returning the Y~urer 220 G, with the film remaining in the camera takeup cassette, to Mr. Brinkmann, Chief of the PTL. This delivery will be 

made in person. Procedures for the removal of the camera from the eM, 

loading the Y~urer 220 G into a shipping container, flying via heliocopter 

to Hawaii, returning by commercial air to Houston and MSC. and delivering 

the container to Mr. BrinlmHmn at Bldg 15 hondQd storage., have all been 

coordinated by Hr. Brinkmann with the Landing and Recovery Division, MSC. 

Contingency plans for returning the ~~urer 220 G and its film from other 

than the planned landing zones are provided for in the "Recovery Documents" 

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published hy the Landing and Recovery Division, MSC. Mr. Brinkm.mn 

has photo couriers on primary, secondary and contingency recovery 

ships who would receive special instructions for courier duty 9hould 

a flight anomaly occur. 

3. Removins the 50-121 color film from the camera 

The film will he removed in the "special access" area of the 

PIL. Mr. Brinkmann, Mr. Krueger and the Interagency Review TeBm 

Leader will witness this operation. Mr. Rohert Gray (sce PTL access 

list) was responsihle for loading the film prior to the mission and 

will be responsihle for unloading the film. The procedures are as 

follows: 

a. Remove camera case from honded storage. Transfer the 

case to MSC Building 8 for opening in a photo laboratory environment. 

Before IESD and PTL representatives, break the hond seal on the case 

and verify that the case contains: 

Camera, 70-mm, Maurer p22OG, NSN 1478B, Serial No. 5300. 

Inspect the camera for physical damage. Remove the 

camera to a darkroom for film unloading and: 

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1) Extinguish all lights in darkroom. 

2) Open camera, and remove exposed film to film storage 

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~: If exposed film is not properly wound on to the take up reel. 

close the camera and notify PIL Division Chief and IESD management 

of any discrepancy before proceeding. PIL and IESD will document 

by IPS the disposition of the discrepant film 

3) Place the film supply spool (containing Radiation 

Test Roll) of the 70-mra camera in its own can. 

4) Seal the Can with black tape. 

5) Turn room lights ON. 

b. Identify each canis contents as to: 

1) 70-mm, Type SO-12l, Approximate footage 

2) 70-mm, supply spool (Radiation Roll) 

c. Return the exposed-film cans to the film handling caSe 

and close caBe. 

d. Transfer the film case to Mr. Richard Underwood of the 

PTL Laboratory Branch. 

e. Return the camera to Building 15 bonded storage. 

f. The Radiation Test Strips will be packaged by PTL for 

pickup by representatives appointed by the individual manufacturers. 

4. Film Processing Procedure - Original fiL~ 

Starting with this step, there will be a very rigorouB procedure 

followed to limit access of that portion of the PIL involved with 

on the approved access list who have read and signed the Memorandum 

enclosed - encloGure 2 (see PTL perso~nel list below). There will b~ 

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the interagency review. Mr. Myron W. Krueger and the Interagency 

Review Team Leader (IRTL), or his designate, will have aCCeSS as 

DATA CORPORATION 

John R. Brinkmann Russel R. Zimme~8n 

William S. Forrester Frank A. Pugliano 

Rudolph A. Davalos Larry E. Pinconbe 

George G. Collins Kenneth B. Newman 

Jose L. Cambiaso 

Thomas V. McGrath 

Carmelo (NM) Sustaita 

Richard W. Underwood 

John W. Holland, Jr. 

Fredrick J. Southard 

Bobby V. Gray 

Mr. Charles Buckle, Chief of the Security Branch at MSC, will insure 

that the above access restriction i~ enforced. 

processing will be carried out under the personal direction of the· 

Chief, PTL by the Data Corporation. The film will be processed on an 

Eastman Kodsi' Company color Versamat Model l411M Processor using the 

I~dak EA-4, packaged color-processing chemicals mixed and controlled 

by the A-V Company under direction of the PTL. The film will be 

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according to the recommendations supplied by EaGtillan Kodak. The l(.\-4 I, 

color develrper will be msintainQd dC a pH factor of 11.60. p~oceryolnl 

and chemical control will be certified by Data Corporation, A-V Corp., 

and the Photographic Technology Laboratory. 

5. Printing Procedure - two duplicates 

When the original color film has been processed it will be 

printed in two copies on a Bell and Howell 7-mm printer, Y~del C with 

titling data printed on the frame edge. These data include mission 

number, frame number, resolution chart and a sensitometic strip. 

Mr. Brinkmann, Mr. Krueger and the IRTL representative will witness . this operation to insure only two copies of tho original have been 

made. After printing the two duplicates, the original film will be 

given to the IRTL representative to hold until the two duplicate 

prints are processed. 

6. Processing the two duplicates 

The two duplicates printed in step 5 (above) will be processed 

concurrently on the High Speed Processor, a custom pro~essor. ~.in 

step, as ia the case in 3, 4 ~nd 5 above, will be witnessed by 

Mr. Brinkmann, Mr. Krueger and the IRTL representative. Upon cOw?letion 

(estimated 1-2 hours) the two processed duplicates will be turned over ... to the IRTL and the interagency review is ready to begin • 

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7. Interagency Review 

The review will be held in Room 137 in Building 226A. The 

original film and the only two duplicate films princed and procQoood 

are in the custody of the IRTL. Dr. John E. Dornbach, Chief, Y~p?ing 

Sciences Branch will be responsible for providing the space - a room of 

approximately 3~A30 ft., viewing equipment consisting of light tables, 

a ITEK rear projection viewer, stereo microscopes and white gloves. 

The Mapping Sciences Branch will also provide maps showing the achieved 

flight path as follows: 1:500,000 scale domestic maps, and 1:1,000,000 

scale ONe's of foreign areas. The individual team members will be 

responsible for providing small magnifiers and hardeheld stereoscopes, 

~, etc. 

Access to this room will be limited to the following: 

Dr. Gilruth 

Mr. Piland 

Mr. Purser 

Dr. Dornbach 

Mr. Brinkmann 

Mr. Buckle 

Mr. Puffer 

Mr. Krueger 

plus the Interagency Review Team. 

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as required by the IRTL. 

The detailed procerlurea to be followed in conducting tho review 

are the responsibility of the IRTL, but the following general procedures 

will be followed: 

1) The original color film will be handled with great care 

and will not be used for general viewing or screening.. It will be used 

only for color balance and resolution checks on a very limited basia. 

2) One duplicate film will be used for the "work dupe" 

during the screening and will be the duplicate film retained by the 

Interagency Review Team for later use by the represented governmental 

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~ agencies. The same security guidelines the review team imposes on 

NASA's use of the photography will apply. This duplicate film will be 

for governmental use only, no public releases may be made from this 

duplicate. 

3) The remaining duplicate film will not be used by the 

review team. It was prepared concurrently with the duplicate film 

above to Save time in preparing a duplicate film for PAO screening. 

It will be returned with the original film to the Director together 

with a memorandum s~ating the conditons of release. 

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8. Various Release Hodes 

8) All photography may be used without restrictions. 

1) A memor~ndlli~ Gt~ting this will be aent to the Director. 

2) The memorandum will be SECRET and will be signed by the 

IRTL. 

3) Dr~ Gilruth will inform the PTL and PAO when screening 

may commence 

4) The review team has completed ita assignment 

b) A few-not all-of the frames muat be classified SECRET. 

1) A memorandum stating which frames are classified SECRET 

will be'sent to the Director together with the original 

film and the PAO duplicate. 

2) The memo will be SECRET and will be signed by the IRTL. 

3) Dr. Gilruth will inform the PTL of the classification 

requirement. Mr. Brinkmann will supervise the removal 

. of the classified frames and will appropriately stamp 

the frames SECRET. log them, and prOVide for their use 

within the constraint of the classification. 

4) A spacer will be spliced into the section of the film 

roll that had contained the removed frames that will state: 

"Frame Number(",) ___ to_have been removed by the 

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5) PAO screening may commence. 

6) The review te8m has completed ita assignment. 

c) A few - not lIll - the frames muat be phyaically removed from 

the roll. 

1) A memorandum will be Bent to the Director, NSC together 

with the photography with the required frames removed 

from the origina 1 ~ from both of the two duplicDtcO. 

2) The removed frames will be retained by Mr. Krueger for 

return to NASA HQ. 

3) Removed frames will remain iuNASA HQ. custody and will 

be controlled as required. 

4) Then as 'b/4, 5, & 6 above. 

d) All frames of photography are determined to be SECRET. 

1) A memorandum Btating this fact will be sent to the 

Director, MSC together with the original filn and the 

PAO duplicate 

2) The memorandum will he SECRET and will be signed by the IRTL 

3) Dr. Gilruth will cancel the PAO review 

4) Mr. Brinlcrnann will appropriately cont;:olall photo;; .... aphy 

... 5) Mr. Krueger will coordinate with NASA HQ.» Dr. Gilruth Bnd 

the IRTL regarding the problems associated with not haVing 

fihn releasable for public affairs purposes. 

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1) A memorandum stating this fact will be sent to the 

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3) Dr. Gilruth will cancel the PAD review and the science 

review 

4) Mr. Krueger will coordinate with NASA HQ~, IRTL and 

with Dr. Gilruth 

5) All photography will be given to Mr. Krueger to control 

and he will retul~ with the photography to Washington. 

6) The review team has completed ita assignment. 

7) NASA will immediately discuss the issue with appropriate 

agencies for resolution so that final disposition of the 

photography may be arranged. .. 9. In conclusion, it will be the responsibility of the Office of DOD 

and Interagency Affairs to monitor the entire interagency review 

process and to prepare 8 critique of the review. The experience 

gained in this first formal review will be used to prepare the 

procedures to be followed in the future. 

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WASHINGTON, D.C. 20546 

OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR 

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HEl'·lORANDUM FOR THE RECORD 

SUBJECT: Policy and Procedures for handling Apollo 6 Maurer Photography 

1. Policy. 

Photography of the earth from space ts potentially sensitive because 

a) the "open skies" concept has not yet been accepted by all nations, 

and b) certain information may be acquired through space photography that 

has military, politic~l, or other significance. 

All space photography of the earth will therefore be subject to review 

prior to its release or availability outside of NASA. 

2. Procedures for Apollo 6 Photographic Review. 

a. General. An • interagency review of the Apollo 6 Naurer photography 

'viII be completed prior to any other examination or utilization. The 

Director, Manned Spacecraft Center, is responsible for the release of 

photography from Apollo 6 in accordance with the findings of the interagency 

review group. If photography is not to be released, it will be classified 

and will then be handled as appropriate to the assigned classification. 

b. Fib" Processing. The original on-board film will be brought by 

courier to rISC and ,vill be developed by the PTL; t~'lO master duplicates ... 'ill 

be printed ~vith titles and frame numbers. Access to tllc original film and 

the t\\'o duplicates will be limited to PTL staff >;-lith SECREl' clc:::n~ance who 

have read this memorandum and signed the accession list. 

c. RevicH of Film. The two master duplicates and the original film 

pill be turned over to the Interagency Review Team Leader by :1':1'. Brinkmann. 

Upon completion of their review, the review team will provide the Director, 

}:SC, with vlritten instructions regarding the level of protection, if any, 

required for any or all of the film. The original film and one duplicate 

. film, ,.nth the written i;:1structions, will be returned to the Dircctor, NSC. 

If some of the film is classified, the involved frames ,viII be removed from 

both the original and the duplicate film rolls, and ~vill be handled 

separately as appropriate to their classification. The PAO screening will 

not include any classified photography. One duplicate master will be 

retained by the review team. 

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its contents and the fact of its existence are both so classified. filly 

queries concerning film review, classification, editing, etc., are to be 

referred to the Director, MSC. 

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WASHINGTON, D.C. 20546 

Offi CE Of THE ADMINISTRATOR April 3, 1968 

MEMORANDUM FOR: Colonel David Carter 

Following our telephone conversation of this afternoon, I am forvlarding 

your office a copy of our procedures for handling the Maurer photography 

on Apollo 6, scheduled for launch tomorrow. Dr. Newell has asked that 

Dr. Flax be infonned of NASA's flight. plans and data .review procedures, (~ 

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