on Earth that they would not be able to launch and would be stranded on the Moon for the rest of their lives). With Aldrin piloting, the Eagle docked again with Columbia at 2135 UTC, and Armstrong (at 2252) and Aldrin (at 2317) re-joined Collins in the lunar orbiter. Luna 15, the unmanned Soviet lunar probe, crashed on the Moon at 1554 UTC (6:54 p.m. Moscow time, 11:50 a.m. in Washington). The probe, intended to scoop up samples of the lunar soil and bring the matter back to Earth, failed when its retrorockets failed to slow its descent, and apparently continued at a speed of into the Mare Crisium, about northeast of the Apollo 11 landing site. Born: Isabell Werth, German equestrian, gold medalist in five Olympic games and five world championships; in Issum, West Germany Avraam Russo, Syrian-born Russian pop music singer; in Aleppo Died: A. D. King, 38, American civil rights activist, Baptist minister, and younger brother of the late Martin Luther King Jr., was found dead in his home's swimming pool in Atlanta. July 22, 1969 (Tuesday) Spain's parliament, the Cortes, voted 491 to 19 to approve the proposal by Chief of State Francisco Franco to designate Spanish Army Captain Juan Carlos de Borbon, 31, as Franco's successor and to restore the monarchy upon Franco's death or retirement. Though Spain had become a republic in 1936 when Franco overthrew Juan Carlos's grandfather, King Alfonso XIII, a referendum sponsored by Franco in 1947 had approved the restoration of the monarchy and the designation of President Franco as the Caudillo. The next day, Juan Carlos took an oath and was sworn in as Príncipe de España, the Prince of Spain. Apollo 11 departed from lunar orbit and began its return to Earth at 0458 UTC (12:58 a.m. EDT) The major American cigarette manufacturers agreed to stop advertising on radio and television after September 30, 1970, in return for assurance from the United States government that warnings on the side of cigarette packages would not be sought until July 1971. Born: Jason Becker, American heavy metal guitarist whose career was cut short by ALS; in Richmond, California Despina Vandi, German-born Greek singer; in Tübingen, West Germany James Arnold Taylor, American voice actor; in Santa Barbara, California July 23, 1969 (Wednesday) The seventh and last of the "Co-ed Murders" took place. All of the victims were young female students in southeastern