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Cosmonaut Pilot Major German Stephanovich Titov
In the region of the landing on August 7, Pilot-cosmonaut German Stepanovich Titov thanking the girl who presented him flowers. Photo by TASS Special correspondent V. Savostyanov (August 1961)
V. Savostyanov
Moscow. Aug. 11, 1961. : At today's press conference held on successful flight of Seo. Space Ship with man on board, President of USSR Academy of Sciences, M. V. Keldysh presenting Cosmonaut Pilot, Hero of Soviet Union Maj. G. S. Titov with Tziolk...
V. Savostyanov
Apollo-12 mission commander Charles Conrad poses with his wife Jane and four sons in their home near Houston, Texas. From left are Christopher, 8, Andrew, 10, Mr. Conrad, Mrs. Conrad, Peter, 14 and Thomas 12.
Daily Mirror
Arrival of the Abyssinian Crown Prince
Prince Asfaou Wosan, Crown Prince of Abyssinia, landing at Dover on his arrival for a State visit to return that of the Duke of Gloucester to the coronation of his father at Addis Ababa a year ago. He is followed by one of his two little sisters.
Central Press Photos Ltd.
Princess Tsahai in "The World Goes By"
Her Imperial Highness Princess Tsahai Haile Selassie of Abyssinia, broadcasting in "The World Goes By"
B. B. C.
War Drums At Ras Nassibu's Camp
Pictures by relay of planes of actual warfare in the Ogaden. These pictures brought to London by a relay of aeroplanes were taken by a staff correspondent in the Ogaden 30 miles south of Harar under actual war conditions. Photo shows: Mohammedan...
Planet News Ltd.
Earth Slips In Rattota Pannalatanna
The houses that were not destroyed by the earth slip in Rattota Pannalatanna were still filled with large rocks and soil. The earth slip had claimed five lives.
The Times of Ceylon Press
The Jaffna-bound train on Friday was derailed about 1.30 p.m. between Medawachiya and Parasangahawewa. The train left Colombo at 6.45 p.m. and was carrying between 200 to 300 passengers. No one. however, was hurt.
The Times of Ceylon Press