U.S. Relay Satellite Set for Christmas Space Test
UPI reports a Delta rocket will launch the Relay satellite on December 19 to link the United States with Europe and South America via live TV. The 172 pound relay aims to replace Telstar briefly, transmitting pictures and signals as tests run over about 14 hours of orbital passes.
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European Broadcasting Union
Delta
Telstar
Nutley
Demon Vision Pictures
Explorer Thor Heyerdahl Receives Vega Medal in Stockholm
Heyerdahl of Kon Tiki fame honored with Vega Medal by Swedish Geographical Research Society at Stockholm ceremony. Relay system stations span Andover Maine Nutley New Jersey Goathilly Downs England Plearmont Boulevard France Fancino Italy Rio de Janeiro Brazil. US England France start TV transmissions while Italy and Rio de Janeiro mostly receive or limit calls. Next year South America links to network with Japan possibly joining to extend satellite communications globally.
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Thor Heyerdahl
Stockholm
Swedish Society For Geographical Research
Andover
Maine
Nutley
N.J
Goothilly Downs
England
Plearmont-Boudou
France
Fancino
Italy
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
U.S
Rio de Aged
Japan
Tito praises Kremlin as Moscow efforts aim to ease Cold War tensions
Tito arrived in Moscow on a weeklong visit and addressed the Supreme Soviet after Khrushchev and Gromyko. he praised the Kremlin and signaled improved Soviet Yugoslav relations. He attacked critics of Khrushchev and China policy, urging cooperation with the Soviet Union and Red China while endorsing a peaceful stance toward the West.
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Russia
Moscow
UPI
Josip Broz Tito
Nikita 5
Khrushchloc
Chev
Yugoslavia
Supreme Soviet
Kremlin
Cuba
Poli
China
Tito
Peking
Khrushchev
Gromy
So- Aber
Oth Kviet
Andre
Gro- Tetadre
Pier Eeriemyko
Trio
Gromyko
Ex-dictator Perez Jimenez awaits U.S. court ruling
Venezuela’s ex-dictator Perez Jimenez, held in a Dade County jail, seeks release on bond while appealing extradition to the United States. His attorney petitions the Fifth Circuit for immediate decision as prosecutors seek to transfer him to a federal prison if denied.
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UPI
U.S
Marcos Perez Jime
Venezuela
Perez
Taurswliv
LaLanas
David Walters
Jacksonville
Fla
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Dade County
Warren L. Jones
Miami Beach
Jones
Ballerina Ekaterina Geltzier Dies at 87 in Moscow
Tass reports veteran Russian ballerina Ekaterina Geltzier died at 87 on Wednesday. Home fires claimed 6,100 lives in private residences in 1961 in the United States.
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UPI
Ekaterina Geltzier
Tass
Chicago
Cleveland News Talks Continue Amid Newsroom Strike
After a 13 day strike at the Cleveland Press and Plain Dealer, talks resume at 4 30 p m EST with federal mediator Gilbert J Seldin. A guild spokesman said Wednesday's postponement was set by management. The two sides had conferred for four hours under a civic committee prior to the delay.
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Cleveland
UPI
American Newspaper Guild
Cleveland Press and Plain Dealer
Gilbert J. Seldin
Guild
NASCAR adds players to Blue Gray rosters for 1962 game
NASCAR announced 1962 Blue Gray rosters with five new players. Van Hudson, Hank Leses tran, John Tate, Bert Minko, Ed Hoerster join Baylor area backs and join Michigan guard John Minko and Notre Dame center Ed Hoerster on the North squad as the sport marks a record prize year amid 1,308 sanctioned races across 10% tracks.
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Fis
UPD
Montgomery
Ala
UPI
National Association
Attro
Nascar
Hank Lesestran
John Ed
Hudson
Baylor
Bill France
Bert ‘Tate
Michigan
John
Minko
Notre Dame
Ed Hoerster
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