Eisenhower Critical of U S Space Effort After Gemini Flight
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower expressed displeasure with the United States space program on Wednesday despite the Gemini 4 mission’s success. He urged renewed focus and leadership in space exploration.
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Space mystery endures after Gemini 4 sighting
Houston AP reports space officials cannot locate pictures taken by astronaut James McDivitt of the mystery satellite seen during the Gemini 4 flight. Julian Scheer of NASA says technicians have reviewed every frame and cannot find the satellite.
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