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IBral(ing Rocket Firing Delay Caused Carpenter Overslioot

HOUSTON (AP) — A dehy of at least three seconds in the fir-

astronaut Malcolm Scott Car- pen'er some 250 miles beyond target in his May 24 flight three times around the world.

That was the report here to a National Aeronautics and Space Administration confer- ence -- the first official post- fltght conference held at this

system. “he pushed the manual retrofire button.

fore the first retrorocket actu- ' said.

rcuits in the spacecraft were carefully investigated and “no reason can be offered for the delay" in the manual rocket fir- lne system.

new base of the U.S. manned

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down to zero. the rockets did

not igni . The braking rockets slow the spacecraft's 17.500 - mile-an-hour

and daughter. Judv of Toronto.

LAC Clovis Doucett of th e RCAF‘ and stationed in S t. Mai-eueret. N.B.. spent the weekend at the home of his par-

Mr. an Charlottetown spent the week and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Belenie Gaudet.

Mr. and Mrs. Rany Gallant and daughter Joyce of Charlot- tetown accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Emile Arsenault of Bos- ton. Mass.. visited in St. Louis

BEDEQUE

Miss Helen Bowness. RN. ar- rived recently in Bedeque from Florida to spend sometime with relatives and friends in this vil- lage.

Mr. and Mrs. J a m e s Ward

were recent visitors to Bedeque. They also spent some time at Stanhope. .

over the weekend were M i I s Norma lieaker. Toronto. an .I John Craig of New York.

Mrs. J.B. Champion and her ; daughter. Miss Helen C h a in p- .ion. Ottawa. are spending their vacation at Lower Bedeque.

,V. tion time intz of the braking rockets on .. D“ “"5 M'f5- 33- D°dd' ""5 "I. Hamnileberrv Hound his spacecraft helped land (1.5. 1.3.1?‘ rxﬁogz :g.d‘:;:l: recently. C.R. I viliagzogzdcrgazfgedwfg £21.32:

‘.at the United Church on Sunday lmorning. They reside in Mon- lire .

T Sgt. and Mrs. Reginald Mur- ray and their sons Paul a n d Kenneth have returned from a Ivacation trip to Ontario where "‘thcy visited their son Ross and ‘»daughter Diana in Hamilton, Ont. They also visited with

c. ‘ spaceﬂight centre. ,1 D 1 531 g J 0 h n ‘ .

csc Iv No Ontario. were weekend visitors 3“ ‘°“ °“3 35' .“ - friends in Allister. Port Rowan .—-local Weather Forocasl Jo:I‘I'°§°tBr ﬁtgnc :53, engine" at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N-3-- 3“ their 5°"'“"l‘“” and and Aylmer. 0nt.. and on the fviewpoinv ..Am_;ma“3t' C. me} n "ed Joseph P. Gaudet. d""3l“°"v M“ “d M” C““°"d return trip they visited many in-

'‘<i° 0" that when ‘he rc‘l:ck seqlhoence vl’m“E " "W home M M r’ l§’l‘rasw. illlgnof Sshaalllllt glllln Will‘: tel-esting places in the USA‘ —-—-""' d M . J h M. Perry is Mr. - * Rev. Ralph B. Maccaull and (automatic “men had counted Elllsﬂlﬂrgﬁrfv not‘ Rerldiniz. Mass. Dim’ Sh“'“’ °f G"“"d B35“ N-B- l Mrs. Maccall and their t w o

of Sheet Harbour. N.S.. were

[daughters Elizabeth and Edith l recent g u e s t s of relatives in

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