Russian Space Chief on Lunar Trip and Future Space Plans
Soviet space chief Anatoly Blagonravov urges continued lunar exploration with direct human presence. He foresees Apollo 11 as a step toward practical moon studies, automatic probes, and future manned expeditions while stressing risk, topography, and space medicine.
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Space strides mark 1969 as landmark year
In a 1969 retrospective, the progress of spaceflight is hailed from Sputnik to Apollo 11. The essay notes advances in satellite photography, lunar and planetary studies, orbital rendezvous and docking, and the buildup of space laboratories. It highlights Apollo’s planned moon landing and the intricate rocketry and mission maneuvers required for return and lunar linkup.
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Nipping Racket In The Wine Bud
The Copenhagen Wine Dealers Association plans spot checks in stores and wine shops to curb a racket of pouring poor quality wine into bottles labeled with expensive Chateau and Grand Cru labels. Wine is a luxury in Denmark with prices ranging around 12 to 9 kroner, higher in restaurants.
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