Proposals from the United Kingdom to NASA for the analysis of Apollo lunar surface samples, compiled by the Lunar, Planetary and Interplanetary Matter Working Group Document containing proposals for research to be carried out on lunar surface samples that may be collected by the proposed NASA Apollo missions. Proposals compiled by the Lunar, Planetary and Interplanetary Matter Working Group with an introduction by the Chairman S K Runcorn and a 'flow scheme' for distribution and project management of samples across the UK institutions, which is in the form of a loose folded sheet inserted into the document. The 19 UK institutions and the corresponding principal investigators who submitted proposals are as follows: University of Cambridge, Department of Mineralogy and Petrology (Dr William Alexander Deer) University of Cambridge, Department of Geodesy and Geophysics (John Alfred Miller) University of Durham, Department of Geology (Sir Kingsley Charles Dunham) University of Edinburgh, Grant Institute of Geology (E L P Mercy and Michael John O'Hara) University of Glasgow, Department of Chemistry (Dr Geoffrey Eglinton) University of Hull, Department of Physics (Professor George Frederick John Garlick) and University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology (Dr John Edward Geake) University of London Observatory (Dr Gilbert Fielder) Imperial College of Science and Technology, Department of Geology (Professor John Sutton) Royal Holloway College, Department of Physics (Professor Samuel Tolansky) University of Manchester, Department of Geology (G D Nicholls) University of Newcastle upon Tyne, Department of Geophysics and Planetary Physics University of Newcastle upon Tyne, Department of Geology University of Oxford, Department of Geology and Mineralogy University of Sheffield, various departments University of Birmingham, Department of Chemistry Royal Observatory Edinburgh Institute of Geological Sciences British Museum (Natural History) Atomic Energy Research Establishment, Harwelll A second document is included with a supplementary proposal submitted by Dr James Ephraim Lovelock, an independent researcher based at Bowerchalke to be carried out in conjunction with the work at the University of Glasgow. 10 June 1966