Word: capes
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Astronauts Gus Grissom, Ed White and Roger Chaffee died by fire on Cape Kennedy's Pad 34 because some of the best engineering talent in the U.S., hypersensitive to the perils of space, failed to recognize the grave dangers of a simulated flight only a couple of hun dred feet above the ground...
Insufficient Dedication. The hearings in both House and Senate made it plain that relationships between NASA and North American-and often between NASA headquarters in Washington and its own operational centers at Cape Kennedy and Houston-were seriously flawed...
...venture is a dangerous one, but added that "either the country is going to take the risk and get on as we did in Mercury and Gemini, or we will not have a manned-space-flight program." U.S. policymakers have already made their choice. Though the tragedy at Cape Kennedy has set back the first manned Apollo flight by a year, they are still committed to sending men to the moon...
McGuinn, who plays frequently at Cape Cod, has had more practice than the others, and his game seems to be coming around after a rusty start on the spring trip south. He will probably play four tomorrow, and Wynne, who has seen less action recently, will drop to five...
...best actors in the Ex production played with what-the-hell flamboyance. Timothy S. Mayer (the Devil's advocate) swept about the stage in a huge blue cape. He was as foxy as a Hollywood villain, as haughty as a Jacobean king. He relished his pronouncements like a small boy relishes his lemon drops. The worst actors stumbled towards self-effacement; Michael Boak (Sanitonella) became no more than an occasional buzz...