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The psychology is clear | and the world that the trap- Americans have slipped Officials admit they have | waist jether. Developers hope| esough—if you wish te be | pings of success did not really spaceships into the hostile void,|been surprised. at some of the|that will keep him frem float-| taken seriously; you must | matter.” and returned home awed, | difficulties experienced by the|ing simlessly, as so éfien BOD-| siest take yourself seriously.” | He sums up: e thrilled and. humbled by the ex-/first four, for whom such|pens. Aldrin also will have 8 Taylor, of the weekly “Thus they finally emerged ; perience. simple ‘things as twisting a/pair of gold-colored restraint) msgazine Tailor and Cutter, | from. thé Victorian : And’ yet, thrilling as it must}knob or buckling # strap be-|boots, resembling. overshnes.| savy that in only one facet leadership principle of the fa- be,. working outside an orbiting|eame monumental tasks. —</| attached to a_small pratform at! 4... tne American male of to-- ther figure, and: embarked . capsule has become one of the| U.S. Navy Cmdr. Richard F./the rear of the capsule, where | ay differ from the Victorian “gn extension of deliber- Gordon Jr. worked so hard out-|he must loosen and tightes|- posishman. elas A kied of pen. : : side Gemin! 2 tightening / bolts, connect elecirical plugs, “The imperial eee ee, we ON: H AIR a 5; Matt Bidlo eckts So MGS 206s. | siltt complex.” form during the 1960s estab- : : doctors estimate, about pe|hig hooks to big rings, and ; lished the Americans as the ~| ~The following Hist. | horsepower of energy. measure with a special ‘wrench worst - dressed ‘men in the .. fmgs are published free of | Gordon's ordeal became &/how much pressure he can put Lea a ~<charge as public service and |tignal-for officials to reverse|on a bell that will mot cbuie| | EXPANDS ON IDEAS~ «| > qppear as presented te us by |%me plans for’ future space-| loose.” ~ Ie this the stalens concerned. Fee eaeaally during Gemint| WILL CHANGE IN SPACE diets 2, a four-day voyage to begin) For comparison, he will re- —, ESDAY ; Wecnesday.. peat some of the jobs without : WEDNESDAY PROGRAMS | “since we're dealing with shorts men and not horses.” said Dr.|{be shoes, but with the waist ae ee Robert Gitruth, director of the | band: without the "bend. but 1:30 p-m.—Musicele . US Menuet Spectesalt Conte. 1 esas tell ; 2.00 p.m.—Emergency Werd 10 =| man to be able to work. and| Aldrin, and most space of- a oa think at ‘this work level inj ficials, believe man’s dreams eae sone space. about exploring .the universe 0 oa. C Moh MUST LEARN MORE (rest upon overcoming the space oath biases tt Eee “We still have a lot to learn | ¥2!king problems. ; 5:00 p.m—Rin Tin Tin | end ‘we aren't sure what it is} Once. it all seemed so simple. 5:30 p.m.—Muse Hop we're missing.” When air foree Lt. Col. Ed- 6:00 p-m.—Natiens Business The next : is up to air| ward H. 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