Exciting Flips

This is from the August 13, 1969 Tulsa World.

Those flips would be less exciting if the critter had passengers, I'll bet!

  

By John Barbour

Whether this book, Footprints on the Moon, is an assembly of stuff Barbour wrote as an AP "space expert," or generated instant-book-style, I can't say.

This ad/article appeared in the August 17, 1969 Tulsa World.

You can buy your own copy on Amazon or at other booksellers, where you will find that the book's cover looks like the above.  However, I ain't got one.

See you next Monday!

  

Bluejackets Don't Sting

From the July 21, 1969 Tulsa World:

I'd throw my hat too, if I were there!  See ya next Monday.

  

Not a Lot Earlier

This is from the July 18, 1969 Tulsa World.

Actually, the steps took place about 15 minutes later than this, about 40 minutes after the hour, not 20.  But who's quibbling?  What excitement!  (Please pardon the tape discoloration.)

Were you watching?  I think I was put to bed, and had to watch one of the zillions of playbacks the next day.

See you next Monday.

  

Rewards of the American System

This is from the July 21, 1969 Tulsa World.

So buck up when folks tell you how terrible America is.  Sure, we can do better.  Let's get started!

Until then, see you next Monday.