This is Gemini Control, Houston at 5 hours, 24 minutes into the flight, some 11 minutes after the Terminal Phase Initiate burn and according to our plots the spacecraft should be about 17 miles below and beneath the Agena. We've had no further word via the Tananarive station. We are standing by here on the premise that they will call us when they have some new information for us. This is Gemini Control, Houston.

This is Gemini Control, Houston. Still no further word. We have talked with Jim Lovell, the Spacecraft Communicator at this point. He says he is hesitant to contact the crew because this is one of the most difficult parts of the flight. Both crewmen are quite busy, Dave doing his mathematical exercises in the final approach, and Neil controlling the thrusters. They are now east of the Tananarive station. We expect to hear from them again in about 15 minutes. Make that 10 minutes when the Coastal Sentry Quebec acquires off the east coast of China and during the course of that pass they should go into their Terminal Phase Final. We have been advised that some of these events like the final approach and certain of the docking, lets make that read the final approach, will take place in daylight, in other words, several minutes, perhaps five minutes past the sunrise line out there this morning. At 5 hours, 30 minutes into the mission; this is Gemini Control, Houston.