World watches Apollo 11 lift toward the Moon
Global reaction blends awe and pride as Apollo 11 departs. Citizens from Buenos Aires to Bangkok follow the launch on radios and TV, while some lament the cost of the mission amid hunger and disease. Reactions mix praise with skepticism across nations.
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Moon
U.S
Buenos Aires
Bangkok
Moscow
Montreal
China
Madrid
Jose Maria Martinez
United States
Communist Party
Pravda
Tass
Yuri Gagarin
Jovan Jovanovic
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Maria de
Lourdes Sousa
Lisbon
Mark Wakefield
London
Jane Yardley
Stockholm
Thomas Bergovist
Georg Martinkowitsch
Vienna
Earth
Barbara Mutz
Frankfurt
Germany
Vecerne Novosti
Neil A. Armstrong
Freedom
Bucharest
Palace Athenee Hotel
Look to Moon for Answers to Solar Mysteries
Space Center Houston reports Apollo 11 carries key lunar samples and science gear aimed at revealing how the moon and earth formed, the sun’s makeup, and the solar system’s origin. Astronauts plan to bring back over 100 pounds of rocks and dirt for study.
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Space Center
Houston
UPT
Solar System
Moon
Lunar
Earth
Don L. Lind
John W
Jack’’ Small
Space Agency
Lunar Surface Projects
Elbert A
Lunar and Earth Sciences Division
Garry Latham
Lamont Geological Observatory
Latham
Lind
Small
C. O. Allen
University of Maryland
Geiss
Switzerland
Luna 15 Enters Moon Orbit in Moon Soil Race
Russia's Luna 15 entered lunar orbit after a two hour initial path. Officials say no immediate landing is planned as Luna 15 circles the moon for about 24 hours before a possible soft landing to collect lunar soil. Astronomer Sir Bernard Lovell reported signals were strong as Luna 15 passed behind the moon.
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Russia
Moscow
UPI
Moon
Bernard Lovell
Britain
Jodrell Bank Observatory
Earth
Lovell
Manchester
More Care Being Taken To Match Heart Donors and Recipients
The director of the National Heart Institute says heart transplant numbers drop as doctors seek closer donor recipient matches. Sampling donor and recipient antigens narrows the pool but improves graft acceptance. Since Dec 1967, 137 transplants have occurred with 19 U.S. and 13 foreign survivors. recent months show few procedures as matching becomes stricter.
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Washington
UPI
National Heart Institute
NHI
Theodore Cooper
Cooper
Capetown
South Africa
U.S
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Gis
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Armed Forces Television Network
Paul K. Harras
UPS Space
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Michael Collins
Armstrong
Aldrin
Collins
Johannes Geiss
University of Berne
Glen Kim Wayne - Campbell - Darby
Hal Wallis
E Cale
Ward G Robinson
Janet Leigh
Graag Star
Es Ae Playhouse
Yeston
Vermont
Yurray Schisgal
Dorset Playhouse
Samuel Hirsch
Boston Herald Traveler
Champlain Shakespeare Festival
Richard Iil
University of Vermont
Burlington, Vermont
Grants
Grants Bradford House
Pitsea
England
Matthew Hobbs
Matthew
Bennington Ana
Paramount Pictures Presents
Paramount
Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Oneida
Fashionaire Room
LEXAN
Central Vermont Public Service
Bennington, Vt
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