Showing 1232 results Archival description
1181 results with digital objects Show results with digital objects
The nine French miners all rescued after being trapped 270 ft underground for eight days, have all made a remarkable recovery fro their ordeal. All were taken to hospital after being rescued but have now been allowed to return to their families. P...
The Times of Ceylon Press
A CTB bus from the Meethotamulla depot veered off road near the Mulleriyawa bridge at the Colombo-Awissawella road. The bus had turned on its side and caused injuries to 57 people.
The Times of Ceylon Press
"Crash-girl's mother did not love her" Anthea Lycett, the 3-year-old "give-away baby" who survived the Benghazi air crash being carried by Mr. Lycett from the anbulance into a London hospital. Anthea was burned and had her elbow fractured in the ...
Keystone Press Agency Ltd.
Anxious Moment of Relatives Awaiting Rescue of Trapped Miners.
Captured anxious moment of two relatives of Foreman Martinet, who was the last man to be rescued from the collapsed tunnel in Champagnole, Eastern France. .
United Press International (UK) Ltd.
Apollo 11 Astronauts before a Map of the Moon
Below: The three Apollo 11 astronauts — Neil A. Armstrong, Michael Collins, and Edwin Aldrin, Jr. (left to right) — before a map of the moon.
United States Information Service
Crewmen for the Apollo-12 flight, tentatively scheduled for November 1969, are, from left: Charles Conrad, commander; Richard Gordon, command module pilot; and Alan Bean, lunar module pilot.
The Times of Ceylon Press
Apollo Training — Astronauts Practising Water Egress
Members of the prime crew for the first manned Apollo flight practice water egress in the Gulf of Mexico off the Florida coast. The training is vital to the survival of astronauts returning from space flights. Sliding down the boiler-plate capsule...
The Times of Ceylon Press
Apollo-11 Crewmen Hold Their First Press Conference after Return
Flashback: The Apollo-11 crewmen hold their first press conference August 12, 1969, after leaving quarantine at the Manned Spacecraft Center in Texas. Commander Neil Armstrong (center), the first man to step on the Moon, called the entire mission ...
The Times of Ceylon Press