Moon and Satellite Signals Stir Cold War Tensions
Military and scientific leaders react to a Soviet earth satellite and a U S probe. Reports from Cambridge Harvard Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory and Tokyo cite failed beeps and questions about weight and batteries. European and Asian observers weigh implications for space race, disarmament talks, and future missile programs.
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Moon questions linger in tracker briefing
Redwood City officials report signals from a satellite track were analyzed as part of a press briefing. Russian scientists may argue no instruments on the man made moon and the rocket’s final stage raises questions about orbital instrumentation.
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Ike and Council to Discuss Russia Moon Satellite
United States officials say the National Security Council will discuss Russia's satellite launch at a Thursday meeting with President Eisenhower. The discussion could signal a major reassessment of U.S. defense and space policy, with experts weighing costs, budgets, and possible late shift toward moon aims if feasible.
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Eisenhower returns after rainy Gettysburg weekend
President and Mrs. Eisenhower drove home from Gettysburg, Pa., following a quiet stormy weekend at their farm. The trip coincides with reports from Barcelona that Russia eyes rocket ambitions and space officials claim Soviet capabilities for long range ballistic missiles. An Moscow statement later asserts an ICBM was used to launch the satellite.
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Real Crisis Hinting at Northern City Race Tensions
In this week's Post by Carl T. Rowan the focus is not the South but the North's big cities. He bluntly outlines rising Negro white tensions above the Mason Dixon line and offers stark predictions about the coming social battle in urban centers.
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