Apollo 11 given go for July 16 moon mission
NASA approved a July 16 launch window for Apollo 11 with Armstrong Collins and Aldrin, aiming for a moon landing four days later. Officials cited the crew training pace and worldwide preparations rather than booster, ship, or lander hardware issues.
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Space Lab Revival Amid Moon Mission Plans And Delays
Space program officials discuss a $25 million launch pad project at Vandenberg for the Manned Orbiting Laboratory, despite cancellation. Astronauts Armstrong Collins and Aldrin prepare for a July lunar landing with simulator training at Cape Kennedy, while NASA extends moon mission timelines for improved comms and decontamination.
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Weather Brief Middletown Rainfall and Temperatures
Yesterday's weather notes Middletown rainfall to date 13.58 inches versus last year 17.99 inches. High reached 91 degrees and low 59 degrees.
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Orange County Publications offer rates and contact details
The notice lists pricing for single copies and mailing options, indicating Middletown based Orange County Publications Division of Ottaway Newspapers Radio Inc. It details circulation areas including Orange, Sullivan, Ulster, Sussex and Pike Counties with a yearly subscription of 25 dollars and carriage charges by mail or carrier.
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Cardinal Carberry urges police if militants threaten worship
In St Louis Cardinal John Carberry instructs priests to call police if Negro militants threaten to disrupt services. He says interference with sacred acts cannot be condoned and that worship as conscience dictates is a sacred right protected by law. If disturbances occur a priest should call police.
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Vietnam weekly toll hits 252 US deaths in fighting
U S military headquarters reported 252 Americans killed and 2125 wounded in Vietnam last week as attacks rose ahead of Nixon Thieu conference. North Vietnamese losses were 3930, South Vietnamese 457 killed, 1391 wounded, 130 missing. Total American dead this year reached 5000.
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