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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1969

Page

5

Lunar Seismic Station Reports Footsteps From Moon Walk

Seismic data from the first lunar station began Monday showing traces of the astronauts' footsteps. Lick Observatory, Haleakala, and McDonald Observatory aimed laser beams to the moon to measure earth moon distance with unprecedented accuracy. The mission reported no dust eruptions or cabin fires and noted the monument left by the astronauts may endure for centuries. The Apollo LM ascent stage liftoff occurred without major data transmission issues, while Luna 15's impact near Sea of Crises was not detected by the seismic system.

Houston Earth Apollo Astronnauts California Federal Aviation Agency Lick Observatory Mt. Hamilton San Francisco Los Angeles Neil A. Armstrong Haleakala Hawaii McDonald Observatory Fort Davis Tex Europe North America

Apollo 11 rocks offer clues to moon’s mysteries in first field trip

ALTON BLAKESLEE reports from the Apollo 11 mission as Armstrong and Aldrin collect lunar rocks and soil at Tranquility Base. Scientists worldwide await analyses by 142 specialists to settle questions about water, age, volcanic activity, and potential life, sparked by the moon’s diverse rocks and a moist appearing core.

Alton Blakeslee Neil A. Armstrong Edwin E. Aldrin Jr Armstrong Aldrin Plymouth Rock Grand Canyon Redwood Charles A. Berry

Apollo 11 enters lunar quarantine amid moon bug fears

The Apollo 11 crew begins a 21 day quarantine after lunar return ahead of a Pacific splashdown. Officials plan strict biocontainment from splash to Ha waii then Ellington and a lunar rocks lab, amid caution over possible moon carried microbes.

Neil On The Way Home In A Long Voyage From Wapakoneta

In Wapakoneta Ohio a family recounts a long journey as a son begins a difficult voyage home. A mother expresses mixed relief and concern as the tale of the homeward path unfolds.

Neil Wapakoneta Ohio

Free miniature hearing aid offer from Hearing Aids Lakewood

An advertisement promotes a true life size replica of the smallest hearing aid, offered free with no cost or obligation. Weighing under a quarter ounce and ear level with no body wires, the model is available to readers by writing to Hearing Aids at 5230 Clark Ave Lakewood 90712 while supplies last.

Clark Ave Lakewood

Fire aboard USS Hornet interrupts Apollo 11 dress rehearsal

A minor electrical fire aboard the USS Hornet halted a final dress rehearsal for Apollo 11 splashdown one level below the flight deck. Fire teams quickly contained the blaze with extinguishers as the ship neared splashdown point about 1,040 miles southwest of Honolulu. Captain Carl J. Seiberlich urged calm and caution as astronauts Aldrin Armstrong and Collins prepared to depart.

Uss Hornet UPI Honolulu Edwin E. Aldrin Neil A. Armstrong Michael Collins

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