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Santa Cnn Sritti ttcl 11 Monday, July 21, 1969 Iheeirs By The Associated Press (bounded over the moon's sur- landing without fanfare, buti An estimated 14,000 persons! dominates, that people formed London iP). Laplanders face and Buzz Aldrin began his many Russians undoubtedly 'gathered in Malaysia's National, by innumerable immigrants their reindeer listen-'descent. I staved up to listen to Western I Museum to hear a broadcast oftrom every counu, uwi nas pasturing ed on transistor radios. Japan- There was no word from the broadcasts about the moon walk and see a lunar cse stayed up all niyht to watch Vatican on whether Tope Paul ilion given numaniiy so great, a victory." Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi said: "The moment of exhibit. For many people in the Asian subcontinent and Africa, the Voice of America broadcast was the only means of hearing about the two astronauts.

triumph and achievement is on television. Millions around VI stayed up to watch the walk, Muscovites finally saw the the world hung on every word but when the astronauts landed1 m()0n vak in a broadcast of the from the two U.S. astronauts the 71-ycar-old pontiff hailed television tape of the event at walkinfi on the moon. I them as "conquerors of the! a.m., Moscow time, today. In some countries many re-, lie said man faces "the "This' is the beginning of a also a moment of humility and self-search Let us direct this power of man which soars mainetl unaware.

t.ommunist;expansc 01 encuess space ana era a Muscovite said lat- When Eagle landed, usually starvvard into strengthening the HvttoM if fj China, with one quarter of the; new destiny." icr busy nighttime streets in Spain bonds of peace and brotherhood and Portugal were deserted as on earth." people stayed close to their tele world's population, did not broadcast news about Apollo 11, nor did North Vietnam or North Korea. In Venezuela, today is a national holiday, and the bells of hundreds of churches pealed during the walk. A Japanese vision sets. Pravda, the Soviet Union's leading newspaper, gave the U.S. moon triumph only a small headline above a small story near the bottom of the front page.

In a more nrominent nlace Thousands of Europeans with As Neil A. Armstrone boots girl in Tokyo said as she watch- xot scuffed the lunar dust, it was led a strectside monitor, "It's out TV sets spent the night at friends' houses to follow the lunar adventure. just before sunrise in most of like a dream, authough I know ws5 It 4 In Fife, Scotland, a boy born Europe and a crowd of 2000 still clustered around a giant television screen in London's its not a dream." at tne top of the page was a One Yugoslav tccn agcr iargcr story on the shift of sounded a dissent: "They have Luna 15 tne unmanncd Soviet Stolen the romance Out Of the snapprraft rWr tn the mnnn Sunday night was to be named Neil Edwin Michael the sec Trafalgar Square. At the Jodrell Bank radio moon and it will never be the! Pravda still gave no hint what ond child in Britain to be named after all three astronauts. On British television Sunday Not all the reaction was favorable.

In Havana, wnere the Voice of America broadcast went un-jammed, one Cuban industrial worker, Luis Sosacotilla, 43, said: "Their experiment does nothing to benefit humanity." He said the money should have been used to wipe out poverty and misery in the United States, a reflection of the government view on Apollo. In Montreal, a student nurse, Georgina D'Eustachio, said: "I think it's frightening. Man has advanced too far scientifically there are too many problems at home." Klaus Bahnke, president of West Germany's Radical Social Luna 15's mission was. At headquarters bases and night David Threlfall, who bet other rear areas in Vietnam Americans gathered around $24 five years ago that man would set foot on the moon before 1971, received a check radios at midmorning to hear the broadcast of the walk as did the staff at the U.S. Em for $24,000 even though Arm observatory, Sir Bernard Lovell, Britain's leading space expert, stopped tracking the progress of the Soviet craft Luna 15 over the moon to watch Armstrong.

"I'm just speechless with amazement," Lovell said. "There is nothing more I can say than that it is absolutely fantastic, One can scarcely believe it is taking place as one sees it." Crowds in front of TV screens at Paris sidewalk cafes and bars in Rome cheered as Armstrong same again. Now the moon is real, and lovers won't have it for themselves alone anymore." In arctic Norway where the midnight sun kept skies bright through the night, Laplanders sat around their campfires composing sing-song folk poems about the astronauts as they listened to their transistors. Poles jammed the lobby of the U.S. Embassy in Warsaw while hundreds applauded outside.

Soviet media reported the strong hadn't left the lunar module yet. A spokesman for the London bookmaker William Hill, with bassy in Saigon. A spokesman for the U.S. Command said he didn't think Gen. Crcighton W.

Abrams, the U.S. commander in Vietnam, had taken time out from running the war to listen on the ist German Students Federation, whom Threlfall placed the bet Space Center, Houston, Tex. This is Mission Control at the Manned Space craft Center as the Apollo 11 astronauts moon walk was televised back to earth. Image appears on the big screen in the background. (NASA Photo via AP Wirephoto) said he and his colleagues were avoiding the news "because they are only trying to cover up the real goals of the United States." Armed Forces Radio "but everybody else out here is." In the war-torn Middle East Cairo Radio broadcast news Millions See, Hear Nixon about the first steps before reviewing Sundays fierce air Phone Call To Astronauts at odds when he was 26, said the touchdown was "good enough for us." As newspapers prepared special editions with huge headlines, world leaders went on television to express their admiration and sent congratulatory cables to President Nixon.

Prime Minister Harold Wilson of Britain called it a "most historic scientific achievement in the history of man" and told his audience: "Above all wc must pay tribute to the heroism and fortitude of the men who are out there and to the men who have gone before them." battle with Israel. One night club owner in Beirut stopped a striptease act to tell the audience, "We've made it." In Australia it was lunch-time when the astronauts step Astronauts' Wives Believe: Splashdown To Be Best Part Of Apollo 11 Flight fantastic," he was quoted as Washington (P) After a su saying at the moment Arm per long distance call to tell America's men on the moon strong put foot on the moon. Zieglcr and Astronaut Frank 'how proud we all are," Presi dent Nixon phoned Mamie Borman, presidential adviser ped onto the moon. From the cities to the lonely cattle stations in the moon like Outback, Australians regarded the Eisenhower and former Presi for the mission, met with news dent Lyndon Johnson to share his jubilation with them. men just alter midnignt to go into more details how Nixon President Guiseppc Saragat of Italy said: "Of all the senti "This certainly has to be the lunar exploration with awe.

Australian newspapers highlighted their "kangaroo" kept in touch with activities on the moon. most historic telephone call ever made from the White House," Nixon told astronauts Neil ments that stir us, gratitude toward the American people Senior Citizen PritcriptioM "He was amazed at the agil Armstrong and Edwin E. "Buzz" ity of the astronauts in floating Aldrin Jr. Millions of television views saw Sunday night's telephone around on the surface," Borman said of the President. He said he thought the moon landing and the operations on the lunar surface had been so Smita vuz Appliance introduces Dlshwmhers by conversation through a split pic ture showing both the President and astronauts.

"For one priceless moment in i uQ moJM. inn tunt a hi efftw nn fit1 wit vv uwit iiioiui via. man an uj. Space Center, Houston (ZP) No different from the rest of the nation, the proud Apollo 11 wives struggled to find enough adjectives to express their feelings for their men on the moon. "The evening has been unbelievably perfect," Mrs.

Neil Armstrong said today after watching the moon explorations of her husband and Edwin E. Aldrin Jr, "It is an honor and privilege to share with my husband the crew, the Manned Spacecraft Center, the American public and all of mankind this magnificent experience of the beginning of lunar exploration." Earlier, Mrs. Armstrong expressed her feelings much more simply. "I was tremendously excited," she said. "It was hard to think it was real until the men actually moved," said Mrs.

Aldrin. "I felt I was looking at another simulation." After the moon touchdown Mrs. Aldrin said she wept "because I was so happy." "I thought it was fantastically marvelous," said Mrs. Michael Collins, whose husband flew a moon orbit in the command capsule while the two other crewmen visited the lunar surface. "Don't you think he is with them there in spirit?" Mrs.

Collins replied when asked if her husband was disappointed because he was not in the landing party. All Apollo families planned to sleep late today before the next critical phase, blastoff from the moon. Tuesday night, if everything goes right, the three wives will be honored at a pre-splashdown party given by astronaut Bill Anders. "The splashdown will be the best part of the flight," Mrs. Aldrin said Sunday at a news conference.

And Mrs. Armstrong did not consider the moon landing the greatest moment of her life. "That was when we were married," she said. The astronauts' children shared in Sunday's excitement, and in the praise of their fathers. "It was pretty exciting," said 12-year-old Ricky Armstrong.

"I'm prould of daddy." "It was very exciting," said 11-year-old Andy Aldrin. Had Andy any ambitions to become an astronaut? "Oh Lord, I couldn't go through this twice," Mrs. Aldrin answered. the people on this earth are truly one," Nixon said during KUTCMEN MB Borman was with the chief executive starting from the time the astronauts were preparing to step from their spacecraft his brief message congratulat ing the astronauts After talking with the astro- onto the moon's surface, outlin- ing the procedures. There was some discussion of the future of the space program earlier in the day, Borman reported.

He said the President nauts, Nixon called Mrs. Eisenhower at the nearby White House mansion where she is visiting. He disclosed that the widow of the late President Dwight D. Eisenhower had com told him he could quote him as Tired of washing dishes? Let a KitchenAid dishwasher do it for you. Just push a button and dishwashing's done.

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But any decision on that will be up to Nixon, the astronaut Ronald L. Zicgler told report ers tne President informed Expensive Junkpile Remains On Moon Johnson that I thought we ought to share this great mom ent." Largest item to be left was, and doesn't want to. Johnson told Nixon, Ziegler NASA bought a large number said, he had been following the Apollo 11 activities aU day and appreciated Nixon's call at the of flags from different manufacturers, a spokesman said, and said, after he receives a report, due about September 1, from a special task force he set up to assess the future of the space programs. Asked what he thought would be the next big step in space, Borman said he thought it should be the development of a then removed all labels. One historic moment.

Like people around the world, was selected at random, "We've no idea which one is Nixon watched the television up there," said the spokesman permanent, orbiting, large space! screen intently to see man's first step on the moon. "It's an unbelievable thing "This was so no company could make a big thing of their flag the descent stage of the lunar module. NASA is reluctant to put a cost on this two-ton piece of metal since it's only part of a lunar module that cost $41 million. Even if the spacecraft stage hadn't been left on the moon, it could never have returned to earth; it has no heat shield. An American flag was left on the moon.

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A plaque bearing the auto Back To Normal Los Angeles (JP). Jellyfish Space Center, Houston (P). Two Apollo 11 astronauts left behind one of the most expensive junk yards in the universe when they lifted off from the moon today. They discarded almost $1 million worth of cameras, tools and breathing equipment up there. The cameras included the black and white television camera that captured their moon walk for the world.

This camera cost the National Aeronautics and Space Administration Also in the litter a Kodak worth $50,000 and a Hasselblad camera that cost $11,176. After returning to the moon lander's cabin, the astronauts opened the hatch and dumped the back packs which kept them alive during their walk. Each of these units, called the Portable Life Support System, cost NASA $300,000. Moon tools designed especially for the astronauts added to the junk pile. Tongs scoop, a long-handled hammer, an extension handle and other items were dropped when the spacemen were through with them.

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