Air Force weighs scrapping the Dyna-Soar space glider
Washington officials review the manned space glider Dyna-Soar amid doubts over the 500 million dollars needed to finish it. McNamara questions duplication with NASA Gemini and may halt the project. The Air Force asserts it is a distinct step toward future spaceplanes and bomber runway launches. The program faces formal Pentagon scrutiny and potential major cuts.
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Nameless City to Volgograd Shifts in Soviet History
In Volgograd formerly Stalingrad, residents recall four nameless days after a mass renaming in 1961. A 30 foot Stalin statue vanished, the railway sign disappeared, and the city briefly had no official name before becoming Volgograd. Some welcomed the change while others mourned Stalin's legacy.
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A. A. Pushkarev
Joseph Stalin
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Galya Batalova
T. O. Filipov
Nikita Khrushchev
Brazil peasant leader threatens sabotage if Cuba invaded
Francisco Juliao, a leftist Brazil peasant leader from the destitute northeast, warned in Lima that if the United States invades Cuba, Brazil would sabotage North American properties and other Latin nations would follow. He pressed that invasion of Cuba by the United States is imminent and warned of possible civil war in Brazil if relations with Cuba rupture.
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Francisco Juliao
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Meaning of Freedom Clarified by Khrushchev
James Marlow analyses Khrushchev’s redefining of freedom in the Soviet Union and his softening stance on Stalin. He notes Khrushchev’s warning to liberal intellectuals and artists, the limits placed on freedoms, and the potential impact on Soviet discontent as education and Western exposure rise. The article also discusses implications for East–West peace and the regime’s ideological goals.
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Harrison Salisbury
New York Times
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Ilya Ehrenburg
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Probe Planned In Woman Death In Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City police planned further investigation into the death of Thelma Lee Lind say 36. Her body was found in her trailer home by a neighbor while her 3 year old daughter slept inside. Ex-husband James Lindsay was questioned after telling officers he left her around midnight and found her dead on Sunday morning.
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UPD
Thelma Lee Lindsay
James Lindsay
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