Moon Peace Fantasy and Space Race Tale
A futuristic column imagines two space pioneers from the United States and Russia landing on the moon and sharing chess and poetry before war alarms trigger a nuclear crisis. The piece ends with a message of peace despite danger and a note on helmet shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Creagh
Associated Press
James Marlow
Washington
United States
Russia
Azrhathor
Moscow
New York
Leningrad
Rockies
Moon
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Marlow
Sputnik
Brooklyn
London
Radio iMoscow
Soviet Union
Pomona Grange
Frederick Coucey
Walkersville
Tuscarora
Emmitsburg
Lewistown
Thermont
New Market
Glade‘ Valley
Willis Remsberg
Tobias Zimmerman
William Warren
Jack Larkin
Harry Swomiley
Charles King
Cathryn Eaves
Donald Cecil
Frances Darner
Pomona
Prince George
County Stangers
Catharine Shrivert
Glade Valley
Grange
Liberty
Burall
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Kersville
Mexico City
Mexico
Woman’s Society of Christing
Tian Service
Forest Grove
Methodist Church
Mirs
Pascual Gutierrez Roldan
Harry Kanode
Edward Davis
Richardilon
McKinny
Matthew Foster
Edwin Burdette
George Burdette
Jacob Johnson
Robert Richardson
Roy Baugher
William McKinney
Judith Burdette
Roy Page
EDSEL
Vyteils
Pete Ee
Prescription
Pearre
Edsel Engines
America
Edsel Division
FORD MOTOR_COMPANY
Ford Family of Fine Cars
EBSEL
Weil Brother
Weil Brothers
Pioneer