Sunday, July 1, 1962
Source: TimesMachine — The New York Times
Monday, July 2, 1962
Source: TimesMachine — The New York Times
Tuesday, July 3, 1962
Source: TimesMachine — The New York Times
Wednesday, July 4, 1962
Source: TimesMachine — The New York Times
Thursday, July 5, 1962
Source: TimesMachine — The New York Times
Friday, July 6, 1962
Source: TimesMachine — The New York Times
Saturday, July 7, 1962
Hydrogen Explosion Set Off Underground in Nevada
Hydrogen Blast Fired in Nevada
2 Nuclear Shots Planned Today
NEVADA TEST SITE, July 6 The mightiest nuclear blast within the United States and the first known detonation of any hydrogen type of explosive in this country was set off underground today.
Source: TimesMachine — The New York Times
Sunday, July 8, 1962
Source: TimesMachine — The New York Times
Monday, July 9, 1962
Source: TimesMachine — The New York Times
Tuesday, July 10, 1962
Source: TimesMachine — The New York Times
Wednesday, July 11, 1962
Source: TimesMachine — The New York Times
Thursday, July 12, 1962
French and British Programs Relayed by Satellite
Source: TimesMachine — The New York Times
Friday, July 13, 1962
Source: TimesMachine — The New York Times
Saturday, July 14, 1962
Russians Break Up Britons' Anti-Test Demonstration in Red Square
RUSSIANS BLOCK BRITONS' PROTEST
MOSCOW, July 13—An attempt by about half a dozen Britons to demonstrate in Red Square against tests of nuclear weapons was broken up today by Russians.
Source: TimesMachine — The New York Times
Sunday, July 15, 1962
Source: TimesMachine — The New York Times
Monday, July 16, 1962
Source: TimesMachine — The New York Times
Tuesday, July 17, 1962
Source: TimesMachine — The New York Times
Wednesday, July 18, 1962
Source: TimesMachine — The New York Times
Thursday, July 19, 1962
Source: TimesMachine — The New York Times
Friday, July 20, 1962
Source: TimesMachine — The New York Times
Saturday, July 21, 1962
Source: TimesMachine — The New York Times
Sunday, July 22, 1962
Source: TimesMachine — The New York Times
Monday, July 23, 1962
Source: TimesMachine — The New York Times
Tuesday, July 24, 1962
Source: TimesMachine — The New York Times
Wednesday, July 25, 1962
Source: TimesMachine — The New York Times
Thursday, July 26, 1962
Source: TimesMachine — The New York Times
Friday, July 27, 1962
Source: TimesMachine — The New York Times
Saturday, July 28, 1962
Source: TimesMachine — The New York Times
Sunday, July 29, 1962
Source: TimesMachine — The New York Times
Monday, July 30, 1962
Project Apollo: Man's Race for Moon
Mighty U.S. Effort Aims at a Landing Ahead of Soviet
By the end of 1970, perhaps as early as 1967, three Americans will be rocketed on a journey that, until Sputnik I, only a few visionaries believed would ever take place.
Source: TimesMachine — The New York Times
Tuesday, July 31, 1962
