Missile Passes Test. Titan 3-C is Most Powerful Known, 1965/06/21
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Launched with 2 solid fuel boosters on its sides, "tracking camera follows it with unbelievable clarity," and "a triumph for the Air Force." (partial newsreel)
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- Internet Archive, in Universal Newsreels
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- Public domain (Creative Commons dedication), as the Internet Archive states it.
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