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NASA celebrates first U.S.-Soviet space flight pact
UPI reports NASA officials hailed a Moscow signed agreement for a joint Apollo Soyuz mission as the first step toward rescuing stranded astronauts. The plan envisions two Americans and two Soviet cosmonauts in orbit, with a 1975 timing and a docking system to enable cross-crewing and eventual international rescue missions aboard future spacecraft.
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