Final Gemini 12 orbit: Aldrin's spacewalk and Earth photos
Spacewalk champion Ed Aldrin and James Lovell fly Gemini 12 into its last day. Aldrin floats outside to photograph stars and Earth's sunrise, then dumps trash through the open hatch. A 59 orbit goal was given as thrusters show intermittent faults. mission pauses continue before splashdown.
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Three's a crowd on ship deck with a playful crew
A UPI telephoto captures sailors aboard the aircraft carrier Roosevelt on duty off Viet Nam as one crew member squeezes into limited deck space. A Houston shot shows astronaut Charles Conrad joking about his sons on the roof, while Gemini 12 faces fuel penalties and a costly control problem jeopardizing a rendezvous with the Agena target rocket. Lovell recalls past rooftop plays, Conrad quips, and officials doubt a new rendezvous is likely.
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Weather Forecast And Space Flight Update
Rain in the Pacific Northwest and New England. Scattered showers in Southern Texas and Southern Florida. Fair to partly cloudy elsewhere. Warm in the southern third with little change elsewhere. Aldrin’s EVA time totals rise to over 12 hours, with Russia at 90 minutes. Next US EVA may occur late next year during Apollo orbital rehearsal. Cold today with highs in the upper 30s to 40s and nights near the 20s. Winds north to northwest 15 to 25 mph.
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Times Herald notices and pricing details 1966
The fragment lists publication details for The Times Herald dated Tuesday November 15 1966, including day distribution, publisher address at 40 Mulberry St Middletown NY, and subscription rates. It notes pricing for single copies, carrier delivery, and mail subscriptions across Orange, Sullivan, Ulster, Sussex and Pike Counties.
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Net Paid Circulation Oct 1966 Average
The newspaper lists a net paid circulation average for October 1966 of 34,679 copies. This figure reflects the typical monthly reach and subscription base reported by the publisher.
Prince Charles Turns 18 To Claim Throne Rights Inheritance
Prince Charles, 18, marks his birthday at Gordonstoun School Scotland and becomes eligible to ascend the British throne if Queen Elizabeth II dies or abdicates. No move to proclaim him Prince of Wales was indicated. Edward VII and Wallis Simpson referenced as prior royal events.
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Chicago Couple Seek Cure Through Study of Ill Child
Mrs. Donald Kaczmarek of Chicago would let doctors study three month old Joseph Donald to seek a cure for amyotonia, after losing two older children to the rare disease. If any doctor will pursue a cure, they are willing to participate to aid other children.
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