Soviet Space Bomb Test Report Raises Scrutiny
Washington review by Library of Congress experts says a Soviet space weapon test remains unproven, citing debris from a 1970s satellite and a December 25 launch still in orbit, while noting the 1967 treaty bans in-space nuclear arms and urging close scrutiny until mission details are clarified.
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International crewed space mission eyed by U S and Soviets
Aviation Week reported a planned joint U S Soviet manned mission linking Salyut and Apollo craft with docking modules may launch if Moscow approves. NASA officials could not confirm the report amid ongoing docking studies since 1970, and Nixon reportedly held back the State of the Union pledge amidst tensions from the India Pakistan war.
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