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Original vintage NASA Space News Roundup, Vol. 5 No. 3, dated November 26, 1965, published by NASA’s Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston, Texas.This issue has a particularly strong connection to the Joe L. “Jack” Day NASA Archive because Joe L. Day appears inside the publication itself.A photograph and caption document Maxwell W. Lippitt and Joe L. Day of the Crew Systems Division receiving a $1,000 cash NASA Invention Award for inventing a biomedical recording electrode.The related article, “Invention Wins $1000 Cash At Annual Awards Ceremony,” documents the recognition of Manned Spacecraft Center employees during NASA’s early human-spaceflight era.Highlights* Original NASA Space News Roundup
* Vol. 5 No. 3
* November 26, 1965
* Original 1960s NASA employee publication
* Manned Spacecraft Center, Houston, Texas
* Joe L. Day pictured and identified inside
* Joe L. Day / Maxwell W. Lippitt NASA Invention Award
* $1,000 cash award for biomedical recording electrode invention
* Crew Systems Division
* Early NASA / Gemini-Apollo era
* From the Joe L. “Jack” Day NASA Archive
* Not a reproduction or modern reprintQuantity / Purchase InformationFour original copies are available.This listing price is for ONE individual copy.Quantity will decrease as copies are sold. Buyer will receive one original Vol. 5 No. 3 issue from the available inventory.ProvenanceFrom the Joe L. “Jack” Day NASA Archive.The connection is especially notable because Joe L. Day is not only associated with the archive but is photographed and identified by name within this exact issue.Any final RR sale archive image shown with the listing is provided strictly for provenance/reference purposes only and is NOT included in the sale.Buyer receives only one original NASA Space News Roundup Vol. 5 No. 3, as described and pictured.ConditionOriginal vintage condition with expected age-related toning, folds, handling, edge/corner wear and storage wear.Condition may vary slightly among the four available copies.Please review all photographs carefully for the exact overall condition represented.Original 1965 NASA publication — not a reproduction, photocopy or modern reprint.An especially interesting association piece for collectors of NASA employee history, Manned Spacecraft Center material, biomedical spaceflight research, Gemini/Apollo-era ephemera and the Joe L. “Jack” Day NASA Archive.
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