Monument Planned For Gagarin Space Hero In Moscow
Moscow unveils a 75 foot monument to Yuri Gagarin the first human in space a silver pylon with his portrait to honor the flight. Space Day celebrations follow with speeches films and music as scrutiny grows on future Soviet space projects.
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Moscow
HTNS
Carpenter
Mankind
Central Committee
Soviet Communist Party
Atlantic
Mar Yuri Gagarin
Gagarin
Lenin Avenue
Soviet Union
Tass
Valery Bykovsky
Valentina Tereshkova
Nikolayev
Pirate radio ship Caroline sails amid international pressure
A former ferry boat turned pirate station sits eight miles off Harwich broadcasting 6 AM to 6 PM with minimal chatter and heavy ad potential despite British and advertising industry bans. Ronan O Rahilly leads Caroline as authorities explore new legislation while advertisers flood in.
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London
HTNL
Advertising Association
Postmaster General
Caroline
Blihely
Harwich
Ronan O’rahilly
David Black
Leslie Perrin Associates Ltd
England
Briiish
Council of Europe
John R Bevins
Commons
BBC
Night Owls
Radio Luxembourg
Germany
Europe
Radio Sud
Sweden
Radi
Veronica
Netherlands
Colleges face growing admission crisis and future expansion
The Herald Tribune outlines a worsening college admission crisis with ironies in campuses pressuring full status while guiding counselors pull back. It cites three non profit admissions centers aiding 36,500+ students and forecasts college growth to 16 million by 1980, 12.8 million by 1985, with 67 percent of youths in 1985 pursuing higher education.
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Herald Tribune News Service
Terry Ferrer
Herald Tribune
Evanston, Il
New York City
Washington
Frank Bowles
Ford Foundation
Sidney G. Tickton
Ford Fund For the Advancement of Education
Tickton
Bowles
American Association of Junior Colleges
California
Florida
Atlantic University
Boca Raton
Columbia College
Yale
EFL
W Robert Bokelman
Office of Education
Bokelman
Ohio University
Ohio State
University of Maryland
University of Illinois
Allan M Cartter
American Council On Education
Teenage UN Generation Faces Global Peace Drive
The new generation, born with the United Nations in 1945, grows up amid space tech and global travel. They view peace and international cooperation as essential, shaping a youth culture that expects harmony despite cold war tensions.
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United Nations
HTNS
Peace and Progress
World Organization
South
Viet Nam
New York Herald Tribune
U Thant
International Bank
International Monetary Fund
International Development Association
International Finance Corporation
UN Special Fund
World Food Program
UN Children's Fund
Thant
Macmillan declines earldom and knighthood
Former British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and his wife Lady Dorothy are vacationing at Lismore Castle in Ireland. Buckingham Palace confirmed he refused both an earldom and a knighthood offered by Queen Elizabeth II, preferring to decline honors despite his service and attachment to the Commons.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Elizabeth
Macmillan
Buckingham Palace
Macmullan
Dorothy
County Waterford
Ireland
Duke of Devonshire
Lismore Castle
House of Commons
Peorge
House of Lords
Winston Churchill
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Bruce Klunder
Church of the Covenant
Cleveland
Ist
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Britain
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Steam Radio
Light and Home
Mr. Mole
Science
Andrian Nikolayev
Pavel Popovich
Earth
Christian de Muelemeester
Belgium
Belgian Congo
China
Brazil
Stella Gardolinski
Mins Gardolinski
New York State
The
United States Office of Education and
Educational
Facilities Laboratories Inc
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
William Scranton
Patek
GOP
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