could appear at the plant in the middle of the night and say. we have to work we have to be the 1st and i saw that the boss was with him and so they worked hard and put their heart and soul into it. he was able to inspire and organize large collectives. he always knew what he wanted and how to achieve it you know what you ve got now that you re. writing to the new kremlin chief leonid brezhnev in 1965 he guaranteed the soviet union would carry out a moon landing by 968. knew he had to keep the kremlin rulers happy. but he also knew that a manned lunar mission was still a long way off. for a little bill. and 30000 for his very tense and very hard during this time score
meanwhile nasa continued to experiment with using parachutes to return apollo capsule safely to earth. a more difficult challenge was the design and construction of the vehicle that would actually land the astronauts on the surface of the moon. armstrong took part in flight tests early versions of the lunar module. armstrong took part in flight tests over earlier versions of the lunar module. some of the astronauts called it the flying bedstead the module suffered from a number of technical problems at the start in may 968 armstrong was at the controls when the crap started to spin out of control.
so this is the letter that i received from louise wise services. you were born at 12:51 p.m. on october 9, 968, to a 29-year-old jewish single woman. she was very intelligent with a high iq. she entered college on a merit scholarship, but emotional problems interrupted her attendance. she had a history of voluntary hospitalizations for emotional problems. although i have not been able to locate the original medical reports, secondary sources noted that your mother s diagnosis was schizophrenia. it was really disturbing to read that my birth mother had been in and out of institutions. i started finding out more about the other twins and triplets in the study. and it turns out that not only had many of them struggled with mental health problems, but that
holds on the democrats would be at 39 and the only other piece of suspense would be this one and this is is an interesting one because this is one of those sneaky races on election night we did not think was in play but in the late tallies that have come in day after day after day has become the subject of some suspense. the 21st district of california, this is in the central valley. we ve declared the republican incumbent the winner. right now as the late tallies have come in, t.j. cox, his democratic challenger, has crept inside of 900 votes. it s a 968 vote gap separating them. fresno county, the most outstanding vote, we think there s maybe 10,000 votes to come in still in this district. the biggest chunk of it we think will be from fresno county.
dedicated to gaining and maintaining republican control of state legislative bodies across the country. bill, welcome. good to see you again. good to see you takes this is one of the great republican successes under the radar, gaining 968 seats under president obama. they control 26 governorships and both bodies in the legislature. democrats only eight but is this the year that the democrats start to whittle away at that advantage? well it may be whittled but it will not be a big blue wave. when we won the big blue wave or red wave i should say back in 2010 republicans flipped 21 legislative bodies. that was a big, big number. we won 700 seats this that election. i don t see anything like that on the horizon in this election for the democrats. we do have contested hot races. we ve got several legislative bodies clearly on the line this particular time and i think they re going to be real