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Astronaut's home quiet
Son's death brings shock
Compiled Jrom Dispatches An autopsy showed he died of ...........
LEWES-Shock was the dom- a skull fracture and chest injurinant
mood in the Lewes home ies, as he feU 300 feet from his
of Mr. and Mrs. John Freeman 1'38 twin-jet trainer. It crashed
Saturday shortly after they had into an oil field 2 miles short
been told their son was dead. 01 a runway at Ellington Air
Their son was Air Force Capt. Force Base, near Houston,
Theodore C. Freeman, 34, a where Freeman was prepartng
member 01 the U.S. astronaut to land.
team. He was killed wben his The cause of tbe crash still is
jet trainer crashed near HollS- unknown. Speculation that the
ton Tex. jet bad collided with a flock of
The Freemans met two news-- low·flying birds, passibly geese,
men on the parch of their mod- remalOS unconfirmed.
est larm borne. Their .manner AN ACCIDENT in e tigati
was composed, but theu- laces v s aD
wore looks of shocked disbelief. ~d head~ by Joseph A1grro;
"The government told us not t1, chi~f pilot at Houston s
to talk to reporters," Mrs. Free. manned Space Center, began
man said. They agreed, how- yesterday to. try to lear~ Ibe
ever, to pose for a picture. c.ause. OffiCIals saId the mves-
"Let me change my clothes ligatIon could take two to three
first," said the elder Freeman, weeks.
and the newsman walled while The b<>ard also will try to
he switched Irom a sport shirt answer questions concerning
to a suit, while shirt and lie. Freeman's lall, including:
. -If he intentionally ejected
NEIGHBORS milled around himself Irom his crashing plane,
the Freeman home, ollermg !he why did he do s at an altitude
usual condolences but aaymg o.
little more. Word of a tragedy apparently f~ low for hIS para,
spreads quickly in Lewes. chute Ia op~n. .
Freeman, a 1948 graduale of --:If he did n~t, how did he
Lewes High School, was accept- aCCIdentally fall.
ed into the space program a The body 01 the astronaut was GRIEVE FOR SON-Mr. and Mrs. John FreeIitll
e a a See FREEMAN-Pa e 3 Col Z man of lewes look at Q plctur. of the;r
DO.....' Bureau Photo bV Chuck M.:Gowtn
son, astronaut Ted Freeman, killed Saturday
in a plane crash in Texas.
Object Description
| Rating | |
| Resource Identifier | LPLFSB 12.1 JPG |
| Title | Page 12.1 |
| Creator | Dover Bureau |
| Subject | Astronauts |
| Description | Son's death brings shock |
| Publisher | Lewes Public Library |
| Date (Digital) | 2013-11-19 |
| Date (Original) | 1964 |
| Type | Still Image |
| Language | eng |
| Contributing Institution | Lewes Public Library |
| Collection | Theodore Freeman Scrapbook |
| Rights Management | This digital image may be used for educational purposes, as long as it is not altered in any way. Prior written permission is required for any other use of the image from the Lewes Public Library. |
| Subject (LCSH) | Aircraft accidents Astronauts |
| Original Format | Scrapbooks |
| Contact Information | 111 Adams Avenue Lewes, DE 19958 www.leweslibrary.org |
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| Title | Page 12.1 1 |
| Transcript | Astronaut's home quiet Son's death brings shock Compiled Jrom Dispatches An autopsy showed he died of ........... LEWES-Shock was the dom- a skull fracture and chest injurinant mood in the Lewes home ies, as he feU 300 feet from his of Mr. and Mrs. John Freeman 1'38 twin-jet trainer. It crashed Saturday shortly after they had into an oil field 2 miles short been told their son was dead. 01 a runway at Ellington Air Their son was Air Force Capt. Force Base, near Houston, Theodore C. Freeman, 34, a where Freeman was prepartng member 01 the U.S. astronaut to land. team. He was killed wben his The cause of tbe crash still is jet trainer crashed near HollS- unknown. Speculation that the ton Tex. jet bad collided with a flock of The Freemans met two news-- low·flying birds, passibly geese, men on the parch of their mod- remalOS unconfirmed. est larm borne. Their .manner AN ACCIDENT in e tigati was composed, but theu- laces v s aD wore looks of shocked disbelief. ~d head~ by Joseph A1grro; "The government told us not t1, chi~f pilot at Houston s to talk to reporters," Mrs. Free. manned Space Center, began man said. They agreed, how- yesterday to. try to lear~ Ibe ever, to pose for a picture. c.ause. OffiCIals saId the mves- "Let me change my clothes ligatIon could take two to three first," said the elder Freeman, weeks. and the newsman walled while The b<>ard also will try to he switched Irom a sport shirt answer questions concerning to a suit, while shirt and lie. Freeman's lall, including: . -If he intentionally ejected NEIGHBORS milled around himself Irom his crashing plane, the Freeman home, ollermg !he why did he do s at an altitude usual condolences but aaymg o. little more. Word of a tragedy apparently f~ low for hIS para, spreads quickly in Lewes. chute Ia op~n. . Freeman, a 1948 graduale of --:If he did n~t, how did he Lewes High School, was accept- aCCIdentally fall. ed into the space program a The body 01 the astronaut was GRIEVE FOR SON-Mr. and Mrs. John FreeIitll e a a See FREEMAN-Pa e 3 Col Z man of lewes look at Q plctur. of the;r DO.....' Bureau Photo bV Chuck M.:Gowtn son, astronaut Ted Freeman, killed Saturday in a plane crash in Texas. |
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