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I Only Hope That We Shall Not Wait To Adopt The Program Until After Our Astronomers Have Reported A New And Unsuspected Asteroid Moving Across Their Fields Of Vision With Menacing Speed. At That Point It Will Be Too Late!

For My Confirmation, I Didn't Get A Watch And My First Pair Of Long Pants, Like Most Lutheran Boys. I Got A Telescope. My Mother Thought It Would Make The Best Gift.

In 1492 Columbus Knew Less About The Far Atlantic Than We Do About The Heavens, Yet He Chose Not To Sail With A Flotilla Of Less Than Three Ships. . . . So It Is With Interplanetary Exploration: It Must Be Done On The Grand Scale.

I Believe That The Time Has Arrived For Medical Investigation Of The Problems Of Manned Rocket Flight, For It Will Not Be The Engineering Problems But Rather The Limits Of The Human Frame That Will Make The Final Decision As To Whether Manned Space Flight Will Eventually Become A Reality.

There Is Just One Thing I Can Promise You About The Outer-space Program - Your Tax-dollar Will Go Further.