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Show Daily Herald Thursday, October 8A io, :t SPLIT IWIrK iSS? fitful Mi CORN KING SLICED K.' JV'-- ' 'ff' ' ' --- l"': --:' BACONS - - ' , . ; 12 PIZZAS THE SILVER COLORED APOLLO 7 spacecraft command module enters the manned mission in this artist'.i atmosphere near the conclusion of the Rockwell North American Space Division. America's Corporation'! drawing by 11-d- hopes to sand men on a Christmas trip to the moon rests upon the success n d of a spacecraft set U take off Friday in the opening of the nation's third generation of manned spacelights. (Horald-UP- I Telephoto). The Apollo cabin section has were killed in a spacecraft fire Apollo 8 astronauts Frank program as one of the seven Lovell James room and the astronauts. test same for the first time for its at Borman, spot a original during Mercury where Apollo 7 now awaits William Anders. He is a perfectionist, an three crewmen to stand and The Apollo 8 mission originallaunch. exacting engineer honored for move around. It is a crowded, Whereas a shocking number ly was to have been an earth his cool thinking which verted but efficiently arranged combinworkout of an Apollo possible disaster when his ation cockpit, office, laboratory, d fla-v- s were found in the orbital to the Gemini 6 rocket fizzled on the radio station, kitchen, bedroom command identical 1 ship Eisele has capsule, Apollo described Apollo 7 as "the Apollo 7, plus a lunar module launch pad in 1965. His first and bathroom. The flight plan of Aoollo 7 cleanest bird we've seen any moon ".anding craft. spaceflight was the Module Removed "textbook" voyage of a Mercu- was set to keep at least one place." Its testing during the man awake at all times. As it past four months has gone The lunar module, however, ry capsule in 1962. light. smoothly. fell behind was who like in surprisingly and Schirra wears now stands, Eisele plans "to Eisele, testing The space machine is Apollo 8 his brown hair longer than most mind the store" while Schirra The' 7 million from the removed $50 Apollo Apollo of the the first 7, improved sleep in strain of craft designed to spacecraft is a much improved mission, opening the door for spacemen, is an Air Force and Cunningham hammocks the beneath 1. months of moon has veteran e the test special and version a It 480,000-milApollo on a pilot. flight, many major transport men He will occupy the center seat couches with straps to keep strengthened and betlcr protect sooner than expected. round trip to the moon. from floating around 7 and serve as the them Its job in the "test run" ed wiring and plumbing, and it It can be carried out because in Apollo inside the cabin. been fireproofed has to the ship's 8 navigator. be a launched will to Apollo by carry starting Friday is is the first The astronauts, who plan to astronauts Walter M. Schirra, extent that the bright Apollo 7 Saturn 5, the only rocket with Cunningham worn to is civilian its an American shed their bulky space suits for badge by pilots to fly a Donn F. Eisele end Walter enough give power stenciled with fireproof ink on moonship the push necessary to spacecraft. The lean astronaut lightweight coveralls early in Cunningham into orbit around get to the moon. Apollo 7 s was a research scientists before the flight, will eat together and earth for nearly 11 days and fiberglass cloth. h as joining the space program with for the first time will have hot return them safely to an ocean The astronauts even have Saturn IB is only Eisele m 1963 and will sit in the ,ater they hope vill turn that cost fireproof 6pacesuits powerful. landing. d couch in Apollo 7 as dehydrated food into 4 million $100,000 each. The A highly ambitious flight plan right-hantasty the meals. systems engineer. Men Are Eager mile shakedown run Is schehas been devised for the flight A television camera carried in duled to begin at 11 a.m., The three men replacing the into lunar orbit and back, but it The flight of Schirra, Eisele the Apollo 7 cabin may give (EDT) when the eight engines first Apollo crew are confident will be used only if Apollo 7 television viewers a on Apollo's $42 million Saturn and eager to get going. But they proves the moonship is safe for and Cunningham may appear to home be a humdrum affair after the "live" look at some of the IB rocket burst into life at also are cautious and sticklers the daring adventure. first day or two. But to the men activity for a few minutes every for perfection. Like everyone split second intervals. If Apollo 7 develops difficuThree second later, according else at the moonport, they are ltiesand they are not unexpec- up there, and those directing it day. to plan, the rocket's well aware of what is at stake tedApollo 8 will be kept in from the ground, it will be a last link with earth will be their lives and the future of the earth orbit to work out any busy and demanding check of The Alabama Hills, near Lone the most complicated space severed and Apollo 7 will be on program. kinks that Apollo 7 might have rinc, iaiu., aie aniuiig we craft ever built by the United oldest geological formations in Its way. With that, Commander For Project Apollo to main turned up. States. Schirra says, "I'll breathe a tain its restored momentum, North America. But if Apollo 7 goes well, the mission of Schirra, Eisele sigh of relief." moon. for the 8 will go Apollo Lot of Work and Cunningham must be a OUT OUR WAY By J. R. WILLIAMS of unmanned flight The "It's a lot of work, a hell of a success. Zond 5 spacecraft SIVE Ur CHUMP f MOWTHAT V KUOOC OFFTHP rMATTce Auni lot of work to get one of these It must prove that the Russia's moon and back to an the i Vfc WHOMPEP 1VU AT KUMMY PEAL I DROPPED THE FIRST around things off, particularly a first moonship has the high level of FOUR TIMES W A ROW, WOt IP FOUR. OW PURPOSE, JUST TO last Ocean Indian landing VOU CARE TO STRUGGLE flight," the dashing XfiET THAT VUOEBEfiOWE LOOK maturity needed for a flight to first historic an month THROU6H SOMETHING ELSE 1 OFF SOUR FACE OM ACCOUWTOP space veteran said in an the moon and back. On lunar TKt TO THINK OFA AME' I VOU'RB CONFINED TO BED.' WOW showed that the Soviets have Interview. of home for the flights, safety km UNOW LITTLE ABOU-T- A THAT HXJ'RE OVERCONFIDENT in mind. 1 AnV COCKY, I'M 60NNA SHOW JJK.C KM! COMFETmOW Schirra, lacking the deep tan astronauts in distress could be the same thing believe a YOU WHO'S THE CHAMP he usually sports at the end of a days away. In Projects Mercury Western observers I W circumlunar l AROUNP HERE summer, says it will be his last and Gemini, they could get manned Russian time. at could come any flight In down a matter of minutes. space flight. It will be the first There is speculation, however, for Eisele, 38, and Cunningham, Despite its overriding Imporit may be preceded by a that 36. tance, however, the Apollo 7 earth orbital flight of manned If everyth'ng goes according mission will be lacking two and, if so, Russia the moonship to the book and Schirra savs essential ingredients for a lunar chances are four out of five that landing flight. It will not be and the United States may be It will Apollo 7's sealed com using the Saturn S moon rocket, following a remarkably similar mand capsule will be eased by and it will not be testing the timetable. d threa parachutes Into ship built to land the The men of Apollo 7 are Atlantic Ocean at 9:10 a.m.. men on the lunar surface. probably the best trained (EDT Oct. 22. It will have of the astronaut team ever to make a The basic objective circled earth 163 times. Not only will It be the Initial flight of Apollo 7 is to prove flight. appears on manned flight in the $25 billion that the Apollo mothership will Schirra, wh awareness" posters "safety in work as harsh th to men land planned on the project moon next year, it may set the emptiness of space for nearly 11 around the Cape, is a Navy who shot down a M1G tage for man's greatest space days the longest time any captain lunar flight now planned would fighter in Korea and later n adventure yet- -a I rvm m the fledgling joined take. space race to the moon. lll be the first time "This mission isn't really It Americans have ventured Into determined a success in my space in almr; two years, and mind until we pass eight or nine BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY It will end a delay of nearly 20 days," Schirra said. 7 to a In months U.S. plans to open month ago, Apollo I'p PRESENTS the manned phase of Project was Juxt the first of at leant three flights leading the way to Apollo. 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