Soviet Moon Radiation Safe for Manned Flight Say Soviet Scientists
Soviet scientists at a news conference said lunar radiation levels would permit safe manned space flights, but animal tests will precede human trips. Keldysh noted Moon time will come for biology experiments on ships like Luna 10, with re entry after return seen as the hardest hurdle.
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Moscow
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Mstislav
Keldysh
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Diplomat to China Resigns Amid Tortured Rhetoric
Indonesian ambassador Djawoto resigns after a fractious year with Beijing. He accuses Sukarno era policies, Subandrio allies, and Suharto of racism while charging U.S. containment aims and mass persecutions drive a deteriorating China Indonesia relationship.
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Jakarta
Djawoto
Indonesia
U.S
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Peking-Pyong
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Suharto
Peking
Sukarno
Adam Malik
Subandrii
Catholics And Reds Celebrate In Poland Rival Rallies
In GNIEZNO Poland the communist regime and the Roman Catholic Church held rival celebrations with strict traffic control compulsory attendance and a military display including tanks and surface-to-air missiles. About 8000 people joined Marian Spychalski as crowds sang patriotic themes praising the state and nation.
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Gniezno
Poland
Marian Spychalski
British Spies Portray Normal UK Operatives in New Book
London report outlines John Whitwell pseudonym claims in a forthcoming book British Agent. The author says early wartime assignments included securing explosive code named pic kles, a Prague meeting with a Czech discoverer, and a failed plan when an army officer vetoed a 1000 pound payment.
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Whitwell
Britain
Prague
British Premier Smith breaks with oil plan over Rhodesia clash
London officials say Laylan Smith described climate ties with the oil squeeze and sanctions against the white regime as likely to hurt. He announced a break in efforts to pump oil to Rhodesia from the Ioanna V, now berthed at Beira, and said Rhodesians should not overreact while coal oil prospects and Mozambique drilling advance.
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Bende
Eae
Mith
Mozambique
Beira
Manuela
Rhodesia
Durban
U.N. Security Council
E Berwick
Tion
George Glytsis
High Seas
Smith
Portuguese Mozambique
Britain
Rush Resigns Editorship at Winston-Salem Journal
James B. L. Rush resigns as associate editor of the Winston-Salem Journal and Sentinel after almost 19 years with the papers. His future plans will be announced later. his last assignment was the 200th anniversary edition published last Sunday.
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Winston - Salem
James B. L. Rush
Winston-Salem Journal and Sentinel
Rush
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