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110 2  Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center 
370    |eHouston, Tex. 
410 1  Houston, Tex.|bLyndon B. Johnson Space Center 
410 2  Johnson Space Center 
410 0  Johnson (Lyndon B.) Space Center 
410 1  United States.|bLyndon B. Johnson Space Center 
410 1  United States.|bNational Aeronautics and Space 
       Administration.|bLyndon B. Johnson Space Center 
410 2  NASA Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center 
410 1  United States.|bNASA Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center 
410 2  JSC 
410 2  NASA--JSC 
410 2  Johnson Mission Control Center 
410 2  NASA-Johnson Space Center 
510 2  |wa|aManned Spacecraft Center (U.S.) 
670    United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Aeronautical
       and Space Sciences. Lyndon B. Johnson ... 1973. 
670    Engineering and configurations of space stations and 
       platforms, c1985:|bCIP t.p. (NASA Lyndon B. Johnson Space 
       Center) 
670    Its Mapping sciences Branch. Gulf Coast to New England 
       mosaic, 1974:|bmap recto (NASA--JSC, Houston, Tex.) 
670    Belfiglio, V.J. Go for orbit, c1987:|bCIP t.p. (Johnson 
       Mission Control Center) 
670    CLIPS Conference (1st : 1990 : NASA-Lyndon B. Johnson 
       Space Center). First CLIPS Conference proc., 1990:|bv. 1, 
       t.p. (NASA-Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center; NASA-Johnson 
       Space Center) 
670    Hudak, P. T on the Cray X/MP ... [MI] 1991:|bt.p. (NASA 
       Johnson Space Center) 
670    Spinoff, 1998:|bp. 20 (Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center in 
       Houston, Texas, was est'd in 1961, first as the Manned 
       Spacecraft Center, and later renamed) 
675    Manned Spacecraft Center (U.S.). Results of the second 
       U.S. manned suborbital space flight, July 21, 1961, 1961