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Pilot-Cosmonaut Major Titov Speaking by Telephone
August, 1961. Moscow. : Pilot-Cosmonaut Major G. S. Titov Speaking by Telephone with N. S. Khrushchov soon after the successful completion of his cosmic flight. Photo by TASS Special correspondent V. Savostyanov
V. Savostyanov
Russia Puts Another Man Into Space and He is Still There
The Russians this morning put another man into space - he is Major Gherman Titov - and he is still circling the earth in "Vostok 2". He is holding a "running commentary" of his experiences etc. as he circles around the earth - and his voice is bei...
Keystone Press Agency Ltd.
Conrad and His Wife Offering flowers
The Times of Ceylon Press
Astronaut Charles Conrad Examines a Soil Sampler
"Charls Conrad of Apollo XII with the Surveyor III Soil Sampler" Astronaut Charles Conrad commander of the Apollo XII lunar landing mission, examines a portion of the Surveyor III soil sampler mechanism which was bought back from the Moon by the ...
Agence France-Presse
The Crown Prince and Crown Princess of Ethiopia
H. I. H. Prince Asfa Wossen, G. C. V. O., G. B. E., eldest son of the Emperor Haile Selassie. He married Waizero Madferiash Worq in 1945 (his previous marriage having been ended the same year).
Camera Press Ltd.
Crown Prince Asfa Wassen and His Wife
"Haile Selassie Deposed." Haile Selassie, Emperor of Ethiopia was flying home from his State visit to Brazil today, with his future still uncertain after yesterday's coup. Addis Ababa radio reoprted that the new revolutionary government had banne...
Keystone Press Agency Ltd.
(Left) Ethiopians are walking through deserts to Sudan, searching for food. (Right) A mother worried about not having a drop of water for her hunger-stricken, crying child.
The Times of Ceylon Press
Photo shows Ethiopian soldiers marching into the Jubilee Palace Courtyard in Addis Ababa, where the gate on the right has been gutted during the recent bloody proceedings there. It was announced yesterday that on Friday 16th December the rebels ma...
United Press Photos
Fifteen people were killed and many more injured, recently when a large part of Clamart, a Paris suburb, collapsed owing to an underground subsidence. Picture shows rescue squads searching among the ruins for survivors.
Sport & General Press Agency Ltd.