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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 2012

Page

3

Armstrong remembered as quiet hero of moon landing

Memorial coverage recalls Neil Armstrong, first to walk on the moon, praised for humility and dedication. Tributes highlight his lunar margin of safety during Gemini era, role in Apollo 11, and refusal to seek celebrity. Recalls both Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin as symbols of American scientific pursuit and space exploration.

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John Glenn credits Neil Armstrong as moon paving pioneer

John Glenn, in a phone interview with The Associated Press, recalled Armstrong's exemplary aviation career and dedication to country after Armstrong's death at 82. Glenn, 91, said Armstrong will be remembered for leading the way to the moon and missed his close friend.

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