Why the Moon Mission Why Fly To The Moon Anyway
An editor notes why the United States is investing billions to land men on the moon by mid 1969. The piece surveys scientific aims lessons for Earth, potential lunar resources, bases, industry prospects, and the military role of satellites, plus the broader justification for space exploration.
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Howard Benedit
AP Aerospace
Cape Kennedy
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United States
Air Force
Frank Borman
Navy
James A. Lovell Jr
William A. Anders
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Uinged States
Russia
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Earth Resources
Emmy Struggles as TV Awards II Changes Spark Debate
The Emmy awards face renewed controversy amid fights over two year eligibility rules and a crowded category slate. Critics note past disarray and fear pruning nominations may exclude popular programs like That Girl. ABC bets on Dick Cavett with a five year prime time deal as awards season looms.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
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Marlo Thomas
Dick Cavett
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Teeny Tough Guy Volunteered for Special Forces Training
Stamford narrative profiles First Lt. Richard Flaherty a 23 year old 4 ft 9 in 100 pound volunteer for Special Forces at Fort Bragg He has already earned the Silver Star and two Bronze Stars after 18 months in Vietnam and notes he has faced doubt about his size with humor about his 8 pounds of muscle 14 pounds of dynamite and one pound of uranium 238
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N.C
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