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Prometheus Unbound 
Who was the author or, editor, of The New York Times in 1969
jews. just like today
who was the editor of The New York Times by July 21 1969
The NY Times city edition (not LATE city edition) headline reads, “MAN WALKS ON MOON” followed by the two-liner “ASTRONAUTS LAND ON A PLAIN AFTER STEERING PAST CRATER.” In central position below that are portrait-type photos of Neil A. Armstrong and Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. Below the center fold is a photo of the control room at the Houston space center. The right-hand double-column article is entitled “Bleak, Rocky World Seen From Module.”
hé allo
What is the difference between the city edition and the late city edition ?
this is my birthday was almost names star wow glad my mom thought twice