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Hit at Century 21
SEATTLE Met — Astronaut John
Glenn, flashing his famous grin and
acting as interested as any tourist,
became a smash hit of the Seattle
World’s Fair yesterday and acted
right at home as he looked at
familiar orbital hardware.
Glenn’s interest in a tour through
the National Aeronautics and Space
Administration’s exhibit rose as he
came to a model of the Mercury
capsule in which he orbited the
earth three times.
“There I am,” he grinned as he
looked through a window of the
capsule at a dummy astronaut
lying on its back.
Moments earlier Glenn was
startled momentarily as a full
scale engine section of the Saturn
rocket, hanging from the ceiling,
roared a simulated blastoff.
Everywhere Glenn went hun
dreds of fairgoers jammed around
him, shoving, jostling and eager for
a closer look. Almost everyone had
a camera and flashbulbs winked
like the “fireflies” through which
he passed during his orbit.
Glenn rode to the Fair aboard
one of the high-speed Monorail
trains which had been dubbed
“Friendship 21” for the day. On the
trip, driver Jim Rogers asked
Glenn if he wanted to try his hand
at the controls. The astronaut
smilingly declined and said: “I
don’t think I’m qualified. I don’t
have a license.”
Glenn spent most of his time in
the NASA exhibit explaining vari
ous displays of complex ground
equipment and aerial satellites to
the family of an old Marine Corps
buddy, Lt. Col. Richard Rainforth,
commanding officer of the Marine
Air Reserve at Seattle’s Sand Point
Naval Air Station, Mrs. Rainforth
and their children, Mary Lee, 16,
and Kenney, 14.
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