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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1966

Page

3

Soviet Luna-9 makes first soft moon landing

Soviet Tass reported Luna-9 provided telemetric data on moon age and surface, marking the first soft landing of a space probe. Observatories in Leningrad and Jodrell Bank tracked the craft and expected early television pictures from the site.

Moscow UPI Soviet Union Tass Kremlin Russia Gherman Titov Belkas Strelkas United States America Earth Pulkovo Observatory Leningrad Jodrell Bank England Moscow Radio

United States Congratulates Russia on Space Accomplishment

UPI report from Washington notes Russia’s soft lunar landing drawing praise from U.S. space officials and prompting a tougher American push. President Johnson telegrammed USSR leader Podgorny praising the feat as a boon to mankind and Space Agency officials called it encouraging for Apollo. Senators Anderson and Aiken commented on timelines and leadership in space development.

United States Russia Washington UPI U.S Johnson Nikolai V. Podgorny Presidium Union of Soviet Socialist Republics Edward C. Welsh National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA

Italian Censors Crack-Down On Nudity in Rome Galleries

In Rome police seized 13 nude drawings by Gustav Klimt and Egon Schiele from the Marlborough Gallery on obscenity charges. The works had recently hung at the Guggenheim in New York and in London. A gallery director warned the crackdown risks harming Rome as a world art capital. In separate action at Terni, police confiscated 5,000 postcards depicting erotic acts claimed to be unfit for mailing.

Rome UPI Michelangelo David Eternal City State Attorney Marlborough Gallery Gustav Klint Egon Schiele Guggenheim Museum New York Marlborough London Klint Schiele Terni Italy

Inmates volunteer for Viet Nam service from Stillwater prison

Stillwater State Prison inmates William Aird and Willard La Jeunesse led a survey of 42 prisoners showing 38 willing to enlist in Vietnam. They wrote to Vice President Humphrey and Joint Chiefs asking to serve, proposing a battalion of cons and self contained units to prove themselves. World War II veteran William Perry notes veterans more willing to enlist.

Stillwater, Minn UPI Stillwater State Prison Viet Nam William Aird Willard la Jeunesse Hubert H. Humphrey Joint Chiefs of Staff Minnesota William Perry

Americans May Be First To Use Moon Spaceport

SPACE CENTER Houston report notes Luna 9 became the first craft to land on the moon and endure a return trip, signaling progress toward an American Apollo lunar landing by 1968 while highlighting debates on lunar surface texture and dust skepticism. Contemporaneous Boston weather forecast adds regional normals and five day outlook with light snow possible in northern sections.

Moon Space Center Houston UPI Soviet Union Earth United States Massachusetts Rhode Island

Lindbergh Joins Spain Bomb Retrieval Effort

Jon Lindbergh son of Charles Lindbergh arrived in Palomares Spain with U S Ambassador Duke to assist in recovering a suspected 20 megaton H bomb lost after a B 52 crash. Navy divers reported 67 metal pieces scattered over a three mile seabed as efforts to locate the bomb continue for about a month.

Palomares Spain UPI America Charles Lindbergh Jon Lindbergh Oceans Systems Corp California U.S Angier Biddle Duke Lindbergh United States Duke U.S. Navy Mediterranean Navy

Bennington Banner Publication Details and Rates

The Bennington Banner publishes daily except Sundays and holidays at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont 05201. It lists advertising and newsroom contacts and United Press International affiliation with home and motor delivery options and subscription rates by mail for various regions.

Business Newsroom Bennington Banner Main St Bennington The Banner Publishing Corporation United Press International UPI Vermont U.S

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