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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1972

Page

2

Mattingly Wife Delights In Apollo 13 Launch Readiness

Elizabeth Mattingly an eight month pregnant Nassau Bay resident watched the Apollo 13 liftoff from home while avoiding talk of a possible baby birth. She praised the mission and posed for reporters with a Casper cutout as her husband Thomas Mattingly prepared for the return flight.

Cape Kennedy UEI Elizabeth Mattingly Thomas Mattingly Nassau Bay Tex Joseph P. Kerwin Space Agency Protocol C. d. Bauer Newemen Casper Cepe Charles M. Duke Doltic Duke Charles Aml Tom Duke

VIPs Watch Apollo 16 Launch From Cape Kennedy

President Nixon and his daughter Julie join Tricia and other VIPs in a sun drenched VIP area as Apollo 16 blasts off. Julie and David Eisenhower with Tricia Nixon and Edward Cox attend ringside, escorted by Alan Bean. Agnew and King Hussein observe from the firing room as Saturn V lifts the mission to the moon. about ten thousand guests are present.

Cape Kennedy UPI Nixon Julie David Eisenhower Ticks Edward Cox David Alan Bean Spiro T Agnew Rim Jordan Hussein Sanders Tricia Ze Cf

Soviet Press Reacts Fast to Apollo 16 Launch Coverage

Moscow papers moved quickly to report Apollo 16 with urgent, multi sentence dispatches. Official news agency summaries followed within minutes, detailing interim orbit and trajectory plans while spectators along Banana River and Cape Canaveral watched in warm spring weather.

Russ Moscow API Earth Fass U.S Apollo

Armstrong predicts tech will solve world ecology problems

San Francisco UPI Armstrong, the first man on the moon, told the California Dental Association meeting that science and technology can solve ecological problems. He noted space exploration and satellites could aid weather control and communications, while warning against overoptimism about reaching distant stars.

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