U S Moon Team Bounces Back and Aims for 1970 Moon Landing
AP Aerospace writer reports NASA’s Apollo program regroups after the Apollo 1 fire. Officials see a fighting chance to land men on the moon by 1970, citing unmanned Saturn 5 and Lunar Module 1 milestones and possible funding pressures from Congress.
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