Titlebook: John F. Kennedy and the Race to the Moon; John M. Logsdon Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2010 John F. Ken

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To the Moon Together: Pursuit of an Illusion?, the Moon was made privately, and was not subsequently widely reported. The 1962 discussions on space cooperation were carried out on a low-key basis, with their results being made public only after agreement had been reached. In contrast, President Kennedy’s next cooperative initiative came in a mo

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Apollo under Pressure,eaders of the scientific and liberal communities, the uncertainty of whether the Soviet Union was in fact racing the United States to the Moon, and suggestions, coming primarily from the Republican opposition, that there needed to be additional emphasis on the national security uses of space—led to

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Were Changes in the Wind?,re was too much emphasis on the lunar landing program at the expense of space efforts more directly relevant to national security, the White House in late September 1963 initiated a sweeping review of the U.S. civilian and military space programs and the balance between them. Representative Olin Tea

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John F. Kennedy and the Race to the Moon, and particularly the lunar landing effort, into a memorial to the fallen president. There was essentially no chance that the new president, Lyndon B. Johnson, would modify the goal set by President Kennedy in 1961, a goal that Johnson had himself so strongly recommended. To reinforce his commitment

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sence of a single link failure: if the shortest path is not affected by the failed link, then the message will be delivered through that path; otherwise, the system will guarantee that, when the message reaches the node where the failure has occurred, the message will then be rerouted through the sh

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John M. LogsdonThis compact volume strings together new content from internationally recognised authors in the field of social work to address this need...Decolonising social work seeks to weaken the effect of colonialism and create opportunities to promote traditional practices in contemporary settings. Its focus