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Moscow, USSR: major Gherman Titov (right) chats happily to Mr. Krushchev as they walk across the tarmac at Vnukovo Airport here today, after Russia's second spaceman received a tumultuous welcome from hundreds of thousands of Russians. (9th August...
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Landslide at the Vojant Dam Wipes out Longarone and Kills Many
Italian Alpine Soldiers recovering the body of a man killed in the dam disaster in Longaron recently. A massive landslide into the already full reservoir of the Vajont Dam, the third highest in the world and the largest arch dam, sent a 300ft. wal...
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Major Edward H. White Looking at Earth
Major Edward H. White (34) looking down at an earth turned by distance into the lightness of a round and elderly cheese 100 miles below him, as he floated in space during the recent 4-day Gemini flight. The "umbilical cord" that attached the U.S. ...
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Mr. Holden Roberto Reads out the Names of the Angolan National Liberation Front
Angolan exiles in the Congo cheering as Mr. Holden Roberto (holding paper, centre), leader of the Angolan National Liberation Front, reads out the names of the Angolan National Liberation Front, reads out the names of a "provisional government", t...
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Mr. Levi Eshkol — Prime Minister of Israel
Israeli Prime Minister Levi Eshkol (centre) chatting with the Israeli Chief of Staff, General Haim Bar Lev, (second from right) following the recent dawn attack by Israeli forces on El Fatah bases in Jordan.
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Mr. Levi Eshkol — Prime Minister of Israel
Israel Prime Minister Levi Eshkol (left) chatting with army officers when he visited Israeli troops on the border last week. Second from left is Israeli Labour Minister, Mr. Yigal Allon.
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Kennedy Space Center, FLA.: Neil Armstrong, commander of America's Apollo 11 moon rocket, is shown close-up during suiting procedures for the three astronauts today. If all goes as planned Armstrong will be the first man in the world to set foot o...
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Neil Armstrong Peers out of the Mobile Quarantine Facility
The first man to land on the moon has a broad grin as he peers out of the mobile quarantine facility. Neil Armstrong wears a Hornet plus three button on his lapel.
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Apollo-11 Commander Neil Armstrong smiles happily after having successfully completed a flight in the Lunar Lander training vehicle recently. The vehicle is used to train Astronauts in flying the Lunar Module to the Moon's surface.
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