Apollo 11 Moon Schedule Plans 24 Hour Stay
SPACE CENTER Houston AP reports Apollo 11 plan to stay on the moon for nearly 24 hours. Armstrong and Aldrin will perform orbit and surface tasks with first steps at 2:19 a.m. EDT followed by sampling, experiments, and a final ascent at 1:55 p.m. on July 21 before docking with Columbia.
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Success Expected for Mission But Unexpected Could Happen
Washington reports caution about Apollo 11 with NASA leaders warning delays or early returns could occur. Michael Collins criticized preflight hype, while Dr. Paine and Von Braun stressed readiness, flexibility, and willingness to postpone if not fully prepared.
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