Tokyo Intersection Reflects Japan’s Tension and Change
A Ginza crossroads scene shows Japan torn by price hikes, Okinawa’s status, student unrest, and U.S. bases. Crowds gather around Sony and Hankyu buildings while shops offer Western goods and a televised culture amid protests and evolving education.
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Sony
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Sony’s
Hankyu
Okinawa
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U.S
Vietnam
General Council of Trade Unions
Sohyo
Interplanetary billiards eyed to cut space travel time
University of Utah researchers backed by a $25 000 federal grant simulate via computer a four billion mile flight to distant planets. The plan uses Jupiter’s gravity and solar powered engines to accelerate a spacecraft after launch toward Saturn, aiming to cut travel time by 50 to 80 percent.
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Gary Flandro
University of Utah
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
Pluto
U.S
Empire State Building
Earth
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