Soviet France plan joint nuclear research aims six projects
The Soviet Union and France announced ambitious plans for joint nuclear research and space projects. They envision a world’s biggest atomic accelerator, color TV broadcasting by 1967, a French satellite on a Soviet booster by 1970, and use of Molniya-1 satellites for long distance broadcasts plus weather and oil prospecting cooperation.
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State Man Dies at 102 Oldest Retired Coast Guardsman
George W. McKenzie, 102, longtime Coast Guard retiree and holder of the honorary captain rank, died at Coast Guard Academy Hospital in New London. A Glasgow native, he sailed at 13, joined Merchant Marine at 16, served 30 years then six more with the Coast Guard, retiring in 1928 as a warrant boatswain. Survived by Mary, two daughters, 11 grandchildren, 26 great grandchildren. funeral Thursday.
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