Soviet Airfield Vars To Mark Anniversary Of Space Race
Moscow reports the Soviet Union marks the anniversary of the space race with statements from Marshal Konstantin Verhinin. He accuses imperialist military circles of viewing outer space as a future theater for devastating thermonuclear war and urges aligning astronautics progress with military aims.
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Valeriz Bykov
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Stantin Verhinin
Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Space birth tragedy and spy satellite claims flare in Turkey
In Istanbul a space age tragedy unfolds as Valentina Tereshkova’s daughter Yelena dies after a bus plunges into a river, six killed, 12 injured. The article also cites Vershinin alleging U S launched spy satellites and attacks as imperialist acts, with claims printed in Pravda and Tass.
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Miss Fereshkova
Instanbul
Turkey
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Bykovsky
Vershisin
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Stevenson See UN to keep Cyprus force three months
Adlai E. Stevenson said on Face the Nation the Security Council will likely extend United Nations forces in war threatened Cyprus for at least three months. He warned of growth of conflict if Greece and Turkey clash, urged a joint solution acceptable to both sides, and discussed Vietnam policy and potential talks with France on neutralization plans.
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Adlai’ E. Stevenson
Security Council
United Nations
Cyprus
Stevenson
United States
U.N
Southeast Asia
Democratic Party
Johnson
CBS
Greece
Turkey
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Ince
Geneva
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Thea
Carel Halleck
Indiana
Seevecsca
Halleck
Vietnam
Charles de Gaulle
France
Rigid Rationing of National Parks Foreseen
Washington AP reports Population Reference Bureau Inc forecasts strict access to national parks as population grows. By 1970 reservations could be needed two to three years ahead for Yellowstone. The bureau notes the first billionth visitor arrived in 1962 and projects the second by 1973, 11 years later.
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Population Reference Bureau Inc
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Khrushchev Begins Scandinavian goodwill tour
Soviet Premier Khrushchev left Moscow for a three week goodwill tour of Denmark Norway and Sweden his first visit to the trio since plans were shelved years ago The trip follows recent tensions in Sweden over a spying case and amid Cold War anxieties as he travels by special train toward Copenhagen and the Baltic port Kaliningrad with his wife and children in tow
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Sweden
Soviet Union
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Kalinin
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