Soviet Moon Probe Sees Large Step Toward Soft Landing
Tass reported the fourth moon probe remains on track toward a soft landing with a 34 percent progress estimate before the lunar approach. Officials noted no statements from Soviet scientists as speculation about manned flights grows, while engineers test shock resistant television gear for a potential moon landing.
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Glasgow Firm Robert Maclaren & Co Sold to Standard Telephones
London based Standard Telephones and Cables announced its British affiliate has bought Robert Maclaren & Co of Glasgow. Manning director Rex Grey said Maclaren would be expanded under current management.
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Tanganyika Vice President fainted in limousine
Tanganyika Vice President Rashid Kawawa fainted in a Cairo limousine after the air conditioning failed during a mid day drive. U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations E. Stevenson conveyed that such action would be welcomed by the United States.
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Adenauer Agrees To French Treaty Qualification
Bonn reports Chancellor Adenauer will add a preamble to the Franco German friendship treaty to clarify it does not alter Germanys NATO and EEC ties. He met with parliamentary leaders in Italy and final wording will be up to parliament. The preamble aims to strengthen Franco German friendship and European integration while noting NATO alignment.
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Soviet Republic Premier cites consumer services failures
Premier Gennady Voronov said public and consumer services are so bad in Russia that people cannot get a hot bath repair a TV or buy decent clothes. He blamed red tape for consumer failures rather than material shortages, in a speech to managers and officials including Brezhnev.
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Senate panel trims defense bill but speeds RS70 warplane
The Senate Armed Services Committee cut over 900 million from the House bill while approving a speedup in RS70 warplane development. The panel approved a 14.951 billion authorization for planes ships and missiles, 407 million below the Pentagon request, and added 363.7 million for RS70 acceleration, totaling 71 million in net deletions.
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Frankton Scouts Enter Chemistry Exhibit at Scoutacular
Frankton Explorer Post 392 entered a chemistry exhibit at the Scoutacular held at the UAW 622 Union Hall in Anderson on March 20 and 31. Explorer Post 398 plans a trip to Bunker Hill Air Force Base on April 27 for a guided tour and a plane ride, then travels June 3 to 5 up the Pigeon River. A membership drive targets boys aged 14 to 18 with contact David Shetterly. Local residents Mr and Mrs Lester Williams bought Mrs Helen Norris’s Sigler Street home. Dewey Cunningham has been released from Veterans Hospital and is reported to be improved, while Mr and Mrs Wm Fesler spent the winter in Florida.
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France and UAR to resume diplomatic relations
Paris reports France and the United Arab Republic will resume diplomatic ties after a five and a half year break since the Suez crisis. The move follows a Foreign Ministry announcement as tensions ease between the two states.
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