Space shuttle Columbia tests amid back in space race mood
On Flight Day Two astronauts John Young and Robert Crippen tested Columbia’s systems ahead of a dramatic re entry. Mission director praised performance as the ship conducted extensive checks with the heat shield intact and temperatures in the mid teens Celsius.
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Soviet Warns Deviation Brings Fatal Consequences At East Berlin Congress
Mikhail Suslov, Kremlin ideologue, tells East German party congress that deviation from Marxist-Leninist principles risks fatal consequences. Honecker links Poland to Soviet model while Polish delegate Barcikowski admits crisis from diverging from Marxist-Leninist norms.
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Reagan Recovers at White House After Hospital Release
President Reagan, out of the hospital and ordered not to work in the Oval Office yet, stays upstairs at the White House to regain strength. Larry Speakes says no public appearances this week with Haig and three aides as his only visitors, and a possible 10 minute radio speech may be taped.
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Canada routs Netherlands to reach medal contention
Canada defeated the Netherlands 8-1 to secure a second straight win at the world hockey championship and clinch a medal bid after round-robin play. The victory gave Canada four points in the group after a 4-3 opener against Finland, while the Soviet Union beat the Netherlands 10-1. Canada meets the Soviet Union next Wednesday.
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U K braces for renewed race riots after Brixton violence
London reports a weekend of anti police rioting in Brixton with 244 injured mainly officers, over 30 buildings burned and damages above $2 million. Police say outsiders may have instigated the clashes amid accusations of racism, poverty, and unemployment fueling tensions.
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Joe Louis Dies at 66 in Las Vegas
Former heavyweight champ Joe Louis known as the Brown Bomber died at Desert Springs Hospital of a heart attack. Attended by wife Martha and relatives, Louis had stunned Hitler’s regime with a 1938 victory and helped open boxing to black athletes. He died Sunday morning after a career marked by genius and controversy.
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Yearlings sellout at Northwest Ranches Ltd weekend sale
Northwest Ranches Ltd disposed of a record number of yearlings at Tom Sunderland's farm over the weekend. About 90 minutes saw 3,000 head sold. The report notes rapid sales and strong demand among buyers.
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Japanese Firms Plan Icebound Supertankers for Beaufort Sea
A group led by Mitsubishi Mitsui Hitachi Sumitomo and Kawasaki aims to build 200000 tonne icecapable tanks able to run through 20 metre ice in the Beaufort Sea with 330 metre length 36 metre depth double hulls and 200000 shaft horsepower power plants. Two designs include ice resistant tankers behind heavy icebreakers and a low powered tanker towed by a tug.
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