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Astronaut Alan B. Shepard in Training
Astronaut Alan B. Shepard squeezes out of the narrow neck of a Mercury spacecraft during a phase of his training. The craft, which is programmed to land in the sea, contains an inflatable life raft, a radio transmitter, and other survival gear.
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Space Center, Houston: America's National Aeronautics and Space Administration announced August 6th the prime crew for the flight of Apollo 14. From left to right are astronauts Alan B. Shepard, Jr., Commander; Stuart A. Roosa, Command Module Pilo...
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Astronaut Stafford -- Thomas P. Stafford, 35, is the U.S. Gemini-6 co-pilot. His flight, scheduled for October 25, 1965, will be the first attempt at rendezvous and docking with another spacecraft orbited independently.
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Gemini-9 Astronauts — Command Pilot Thomas P. Stafford, left, and pilot Eugene A. Cernan will make up the crew for the forthcoming Gemini-9 flight.
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Awaiting Countdown — America's two-man space team in the Gemini spacecraft atop the Titan-2 rocket that took them into a successful three-orbit space flight on March 23. Co-pilot John W. Young is at left; Virgil Grissom at right.
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"They are Back....Looking Just Great"
They are Back....Looking Just Great Princeton: The Apollo-10 astronauts' (from left) Commander John Young, Colonel Thomas P. Stafford and Commander Eugene Cernan stand in front of their command module on the USS Princeton hangar deck after meeting...
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There is now little hope that the veteran battleship "WARSPITE", fast on the rocks in Prussia Cove, on the Cornish coast, will ever be refloated. The 31,000-ton vessel, sea heroine of two wars, broke her tow when on her way north from Portsmouth t...
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The S.S.Bolivar and Evans of the Broke
More than 100 yards of sea separated the two parts of the s.s. Boliver, 5,000 ton Norwegian ship, wrecked in Dublin Bay on Tuesday, with Lord Mountevans ("Evans of the Broke") and his wife and 51 other people aboard.. Lord Mountevans disclosed las...
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