Armstrong remembered as ultimate hero on moon
Neil Armstrong the first man to walk on the moon died at 82 after cardiovascular procedures. The soft spoken engineer who uttered one giant leap for mankind commanded Apollo 11 landing July 20 1969 and spent hours on the lunar surface with Buzz Aldrin. He shunned celebrity but remained a defining figure in the space age.
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Armstrong remembered by Hawley at Kennedy Space Center
Hawley recalls greeting Neil Armstrong during a memorial moment at Kennedy Space Center. He described Armstrong as a team player who acknowledged the crowd, praised the teamwork behind the moon landing, and inspired Hawley to pursue post NASA teaching at his alma mater.
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Nine Victims Hit by Police Fire at Empire State Building Incident
NYPD reports nine bystanders wounded by gunfire during a confrontation with gunman Jeffrey Johnson outside the Empire State Building. Officers Craig Matthews and Robert Sinishtar fired, Johnson dead from multiple wounds. ballistics indicate victims were struck by bullets or fragments. The 9 a.m. shooting followed Johnson killing a former coworker on the same block.
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