Soviet space theorists praise spacewalks and orbiting platforms
The unidentified chief theoretician and chief designer of the Soviet space program hailed Aleksei A. as the first spacewalker and said future cosmonauts may work in space more easily than on Earth. He described orbiting platforms and warned the West to speed its space effort to counter potential Soviet use of space tech for targets on Earth.
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Gold Flow Receding and U S Treasury Balance Decline
The article notes gold outflows easing with the dollar's parity to France and other nations, equal gold conversions to the United States, and a $14.56 billion Treasury stock low not seen since 1938. It argues the payments balance will self-correct without government intervention.
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Walter Tae
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Cliff hanging politics threaten Wilson as by elections loom
In Washington discussions between Michael and Rusk frame diplomatic strategy while two by-elections test Prime Minister Wilson's fragile three vote margin in the Commons. Labor abstentions and farmer opposition to milk cuts could trigger a confidence vote. British farmers protest with tractors and pitchforks, showing potential swing in a tight race.
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Wishes and candidates: GOP path to a better society
The piece analyzes how Republican leaders aim to attract voters through qualitative reform and active citizen engagement. It notes potential candidates like Senate figures and regional dynamics, arguing that policy quality and decentralization are key to appealing to the middle West and beyond.
Johnson Reshapes Cabinet Amid High Stakes Pick Drama
President Johnson weighs Dillon replacement as five lawmakers convene at the White House. Joe Fowler, a Virginia Democrat and trusted federal official, emerges with strong Capitol Hill support while Donald Cook and Gordon face opposition from business circles and Congress. Johnson asserts his imprint on the Cabinet.
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Life at Forty: Antique Collecting Draws Elderly Interest
Article notes many older adults enjoy antique collecting, scouring attics and auctions. It hints at shifting hobby traffic and includes a fragment about a Methodist minister in his early 40s unexpectedly appearing in the show.
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Letters to the Editor urges hearing all views on subversion
A letter criticizes blocking speakers and urges listening to both sides. The writer laments American life where many people refuse to hear diverse thoughts on national subversion and related matters.
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Readers debate Nazism Communism and Americanism at university
A local letter argues against inviting George Lincoln Rockwell to the university. The writer warns his presence would educate by shock but offer no real intellectual stimulus and urges teaching children American values instead. The Messenger editor Carl Legg criticizes the controversy and calls for mindful discourse.
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