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The 363-foot-high Saturn V rocket for the Apollo 10 mission towers over the crawlerway during its rollout from the Vehicle Assembly Building to Launch Pad 39B, four miles away. Apollo 10 marked the first use of Pad B. Astronauts Thomas P. Stafford and Eugene A. Cernan descended in a lunar module spacecraft to 50,000 feet above the moon's surface while John W. Young orbited above in the command module. Image credit: NASA March 11, 1969

Meanwhile, NASA builds a moonport

By Fortune Editors

February 1, 1966

Solving the riddle of the shuddering earth

By Fortune Editors

February 1, 1965

A middle-aged man in a suit sits in front of a checker board, working a computer's control panel.

Will the computer outwit man?

By Gilbert Burck

October 1, 1964

George Romney: Businessman in a political jungle

By Sierra Jiminez

April 1, 1964

The hotels: Time to stop and rest

By Fortune Editors

July 1, 1963

Mr. Kennedy’s management of the news

By Fortune Editors

March 1, 1963

Old Europe’s young again—and fretting

By Fortune Editors

February 1, 1963

Joseph P. Kennedy: A portrait of the founder

By Fortune Editors

January 1, 1963

The revolutionists of retailing

By Fortune Editors

April 1, 1962

A man grills meat in his backyard while a young girl looks on. Next to them, a woman sets a picnic table.

How good is Mr. Hurley’s diet?

By Francis Bello

December 1, 1959

The early space age

By Fortune Editors

July 1, 1959

The great highway program

By Sam Silverman

September 1, 1958

This 1958 Fortune article introduced the world to John Nash and his math

This 1958 Fortune article introduced the world to John Nash and his math

By Stephen Gandel

June 1, 1958

Writer Jane Jabos and architect Philip Johnson protest the destruction of New York's Penn Station.

Downtown is for people

April 1, 1958

Downtown is for people

April 1, 1958

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