American Families Prepare for Moscow Exhibition Flight
Three American families selected to represent U S life journey to Moscow for the July 25 exhibit in Sokolniki Park. Jack Hochman leads the group of 13, with his wife Stephanie and children ages 13 11 and 7. They plan to model work clothes playwear sleep wear and demonstrate daily life for four million Soviet viewers.
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New York
Soviet Union
Moscow
Sokolniski Park
Richard M.nixon
New York Coliseum
Fashion Industries
Hochman
Stephanie
Anne
Seth
One Killed In Havana Gun Fight
Secret police clashed with a group of Cubans in a Havana suburb killing one and arresting seven others. Police said the arrests followed plots to disrupt Fidel Castro’s government and the sixth anniversary of the 26th of July movement. The new law presumes death for counterrevolutionary activity.
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Havana
Oldest living earth organism found in Sequoia
The Encyclopedia Britannica identifies the 3,500 year old General Sherman tree in Sequoia National Park California as the oldest living organism on earth.
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General Sherman
Sequoia National Park
California
Atomic Research Center Opens Near Tokyo in Tokai
In Tokai near Tokyo Japanese scientists operate a 50 kilowatt reactor with plans for a 150 megawatt Calder Hall type plant. A second 10 megawatt unit is nearing completion and a third is under development as Japan expands peaceful nuclear research for medicine agriculture and industry.
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Takeji
Tokai
Tokyo
Japan
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute
Takai
United States
Koji Kakihara
Russia
Britain
France
West Germany
Germany
Calder Hall
Calder Tall
Cuban Air Leader Is Questioned
Washington AP Maj Pedro Luis Diaz Lanz former Cuban air force chief who defected declined comment as sources say he was questioned at a closed hearing led by Senate leader Eastland. Keating attended and a public hearing was tentatively planned for Monday. Diaz Lanz resigned June 20 accusing communist infiltration in the Cuban armed forces.
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Washington (Ap
Pedro Luis Diaz Lanz
Eastland
Senate
Diaz Lanz
Kenneth B. Keating
Hindu Influence on Modern Numerals
The article credits Mohammedans with learning mathematics from the Hindus and developing the numerical system used today, replacing Roman numerals with their arithmetic.
First American Equestrian Statue Unveiled by Mills
Clark Mills sculpted the equestrian statue of General Jackson the first of its kind in American sculpture history.
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General Jackson
Clark Mills
Behan Ends London Binge and Goes Home to Rest
Brendan Behan's 72 hour spree in London ended with a five shilling fine for drunkenness and a court appearance. He flew home to Dublin where relatives took him to bed after a celebratory trip tied to Guinness' 200th anniversary. Behan, recently out of an Irish hospital, is described as sick with diabetes and in need of rest.
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Ireland
Brendan Behan
London
Behan
Brendan
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