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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1969

Page

4

Luna 15 reportedly crashes into the Moon at high speed

Jodrell Bank tracking station says Russia's unmanned Luna 15 likely plunged onto the Sea of Crisis at about 300 miles per hour, potentially destroying the spacecraft and ending any plan to retrieve lunar soil. Officials note signal loss and no expected survivable landing.

Jodrell Bank England UPI Russia Bernard Lave Sea of Crisis Sea of Tranquility Lovell Earth Lunar

Medals Placed on Moon Reported by Tass

Tass described the Apollo moon landing and noted American astronauts carried medals commemorating Soviet cosmonauts Yuri Gagarin and Vladimir Komarov and U S astronauts Virgil Grissom Robert Chaffee and Edward White. The medals honored the space deaths in memory of fallen pioneers.

Moscow UPI Tass Nixon Neil Armstrong Edwin Aldrin Yuri Gagarin Vladimir Komarov Ussr Virgil Grissom Robert Chaffee Edward White U. S. Tass

Collins Moonshot Tribute Highlights Cedar Rapids Ties

Arthur Collins of Collins Radio Co praised the Apollo 11 moon landing as a giant win for Cedar Rapids and his company. He credited hundreds of employees and called the achievement the result of many people, not a single individual, while noting clear Cedar Rapids skies and his plans to stay in Dallas during the mission.

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King's Brother Drowning Victim in Atlanta

UPI reports Rev A D Willams King, civil rights leader and King family member, found dead in pool at Dallas home. Collings King, Cedar Rapids-based brother, described last contact after Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination. Authorities note he arrived home late and his three youngest children found the body.

Atlanta UPI A. D. Willams King Collings Cedar Rapids Martin Luther King Dallas Here Cedar King Shadow Rapids Martin Colling Collins SCLC Munications Systems Ebenezer Baptist Church A. D Tom Offen Berger

New Australian Party Formed Over Vietnam War Stance

A group in Australia forms a new political party opposing Australian involvement in the Vietnam War, signaling a bold challenge to government policy and mobilizing antiwar sentiment across factions.

Canberra Australia

Apollo work cited by Wulfsberg boosts mission pride

Arthur Wulfsberg, program manager for Collins Radio on the Apollo Program, discusses lunar module communications gear and moon to earth TV transmission work. He notes Cedar Rapids employment, a $130 million contract, seven years on Apollo, and the landing as the mission’s most gratifying moment.

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Kennedy Charged With Leaving Scene In Chappaquiddick Crash

Edgartown Massachusetts police filed a formal complaint charging Senator Edward Kennedy with leaving the scene of an accident after the Chappaquiddick crash that killed Mary Jo Kopechne. The hearing is set for July 28 in the Edgartown courthouse as Kennedy, represented by lawyer Richard McCarran, faces District Court. Kennedy said he tried to rescue Kopechne but could not.

Edgartown Mass Sen Edward Kennedy Chappaquiddick Island Martha's Vineyard Kennedy Domenic Arena Thomas Teller Arena Richard McCarran McCartan Teller Town Hall Mary Jo Kopechne Washington Vineyard Konewine Keech

Safe Liftoff For Walkers

Two Americans reached lunar orbit after liftoff from the moon aboard the lunar module Eagle. Armstrong and Aldrin left footprints and planted the American flag as they prepared to rendezvous with Michael Collins in the command ship Columbia. Mission control reported a smooth ascent and a complex chase to join the orbiting command module before returning to Earth later this week.

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