Ex Elyrian eyeing moon program amid budget cuts and Apollo progress
Ex Elyrian photographer Bosmeny now at Cape Kennedy follows NASA tests and unmanned Saturn and Gemini flights. He believes a manned Apollo test may not occur before 1970 but notes Saturn V development and radar rendezvous work as momentum toward a moon landing.
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America
Alex F. Bosmeny
Elyrian
Cape Kennedy
Bosmeny
Technicolor Corp
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Elyria
Kosmeny
Pegasus
Huntsville
Ala
Redstone Arsenal
Redstone
Atlas
Artist sketch shows dry land landing concept for Apollo craft
An illustration outlines a re entry method with the Rogalla Wing stored in the nose. On re entry the wing deploys like a parachute to slow descent. The hollow nose cone may hold parachute gear. Gemini design hints at earlier dry land landings before Apollo manned missions.
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America
Apollo
Gemini
Apollo Flight Changes Signal Earth Landings Instead of Seas
The piece notes two major shifts from Mercury and Gemini to Apollo: a lighter three ton spacecraft with an adapter section carrying instruments and a Rogalla Wing parachute system to enable land landings. It describes a rocket powered escape tower replacing the blast apart method and outlines testing plans toward 1968 for moon missions.
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U.S
Space
Earth
Mercury
Gemini
Apollo
Soviet
Russia
Alex F. Bosmeny
Cape Kennedy
Movable Classrooms Aim to Ease School Population Pressures
Wayne, Pa. A local firm Madway Main Line Homes Inc says it will manufacture relocatable classrooms under a nine state deal with CIT Educational Buildings. The units are shipped fully equipped and can be delivered in 20 days with rapid foundation setup.
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Wayne
UPI
Madway Main Line Homes, Inc
CIT. Educational Buildings, Inc
CIT Financial Corp
Ralph K. Madway
Thel
Venezuela Shifts Time 30 Minutes Ahead to One Hour
Caracas reports a legal change making official time one hour faster than US Eastern Standard Time, moving a long standing half hour advance to a full hour. The adjustment aligns local time with a broader standard for the region.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Howler Monkeys' Captivity Deaths Linked to Stress
Colorado College professor Dr. Robert M. Stabler proposes that captivity causes extreme stress in Howler monkeys, lowering resistance to parasites that damage the liver and kill the animals. The Howler, smaller than the organ grinder monkey, typically dies within months in captivity.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Robert M. Stabler
Earth's crust Contains about 5 Percent Iron
The Earth's crust is described as comprising about five percent iron, indicating a significant iron content compared with other elements.
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