Russians To See Huge Exhibit Of American Life
New York AP reports the United States will mount a six week American National Exhibition in Moscow opening July 25. The display shows American industry headquarters on modern life from homes to mass produced goods and cultural achievements funded by almost four million dollars. George Nelson heads the design firm coordinating the effort with Harold C. McClellan as general manager. The exhibit aims to present a 3D view of American life to Soviets amid space limits and heavy industry participation.
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Mice and Algae Pave Path to Closed Space Ship Life
In San Antonio AP reports a test with white mice sealed in a glass capsule using tiny plants algae to recycle air. The experiment mimics a self contained world needed for long space voyages to Mars and back.
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Castro Reaction To Activity By Reds In Cuba Awaited
In Havana AP reports Cubans await Fidel Castro's stance on Communist influence after his U S trip. Despite social reform aims and Catholic support, doubts linger about Reds in the army, education ministry, and labor unions as anti communist factions watch for actions. Raul Castro is cited but Fidel denies he is a Communist.
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