Jet Propulsion Laboratory, remarks : paper, May 31 1968.

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Jet Propulsion Laboratory, remarks : paper, May 31 1968.

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This excerpt form the report sumarizes the information presented :" Certain questions have appeared with regard to the desirability of modifying the arrangements under which JPL has been operating with the objective of meeting the requirements of changing conditions during the years ahead. The Starr Committee has accepted an assignment from Mr. Webb to examine the existing situation, consider future prospects, and make suggestions for contractual provisions and clarifying agreements to establish an optimum pattern of interactions between NASA and the JPL-CIT complex."

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