Explorer Ill Orbit Fate Debated By Smithsonian Scientists
Cambridge report says Explorer TH satellite likely died after March 28 launch while orbiting Earth. A Memphis observer saw a pale orange light south of Wichita as the craft reportedly completed an 88 minute orbit, fueling uncertainty about whether any piece remains aloft.
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Cambridge
Amy
Probily
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Memphis
Tennessee
Frst
K Plover NT
U S Denies Violation of Red Frontier
The United States rejects Soviet charges of breaching Soviet space in the missing unarmed military transport flight from Weisbaden to Teheran and Karachi. Officials say the plane disappeared over the region near Cyprus and Aden with nine crew and cargo aboard.
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State Department
U.S
Moscow
Llewellyn. Thompson
Defense Department
Teheran
Turkey
Soviet Union
Ney Erevan
Ussr
Tran
Bahistemn
Weisbaden
Karachi
Nicos
Cyprus
International Civil Airways
Adena Tukey
Sydney
Gromyko
Thompson
Canberra Jets From No 2 Squadron Reach North Malaya Base
Wing Commander Colin Steley, commanding officer of No 2 Squadron, reports eight Canberra jets arrived at the new Australian air base in North Malaya near Singapore. The unit states it is in full operation readiness and prepared to strike terrorists at short notice.
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Singafuru
Reutel
No. 2 Squadron
Raat
Riven
Singapore
Butterworth
Malaya
Colin Steley
Indonesian Revolt To Continue Despite Setbacks
Rebel radio quoted leaders vowing to persist in Celebes and Sumatra with heavy losses claimed against Government troops. Colonel Venus Sumuat resumes command after a shrapnel wound, and near 1000 casualties were reported as Djarta troops seized Menada. Continuous fighting in North Celebes pits Lightite forces against defence lines south of the city.
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New York
AAP
Reuter
Celebes
Sumatra
Associated Press
Manila
Venus Sumuat
Djslarta
Yebel
Menada
Uneasy Calm Over Ceylon Amid Language Riots
Reports from Colombo describe a tense post riot atmosphere as government keeps a state of emergency to cool passions. Troops guard key points while curfews persist and sporadic violence and arson are reported. authorities say conditions are gradually returning to normal and the death toll is around three hundred.
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Alavp-Reuter
Ceylon
Colombo
Rivet Gun Accident Injures Carpenter at Lynetown School
Alfred William Turner of Narrabundan was injured while loading a rivet gun on the Lynetown Primary School project. A fragment broke from the rivet gun, struck his knee, and part was recovered with X rays showing possible embedded metal. hospital removal followed and he was discharged.
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Lynetamn
Alfred William Turner
20Th Street
Narrabundan
Elweid Pty. Ltd
Turner
Om Thirney
Canberra Commmunity Hospital
Turney Wao
World population growth seen as urgent global issue
A United Nations report warns world population is rising faster than expected, predicting growth from about 2.737 billion to 4.0 billion by 1980 and 6 or 7 billion by the century's end. It notes the leap will shorten the time to add 2 billion people to just 30 years and warns of severe pressures if limits are not addressed.
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United Nations
Vesom
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