Soviet satellite station installed in Cuba sparks tensions
Havana Radio reported at a forum of technical revolution that a Soviet satellite observation station was inaugurated in Havana, while Miami exiles call it a military move. The UPI dispatch notes the timing as the United States prepared to launch a Gemini test and a 200 pound flying laboratory from Cape Kennedy, with Cape Kennedy located about 400 miles northeast of Havana. The exact satellite type and objectives were not disclosed.
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UPI
Cape Kennedy
Cuba
Havana Radio
University of Havana
Carlos Rafael
U.S
Havana
Tass
Soviet Prepares Cuba Satellite Station And Missile Tracking
March reports from London say the Soviet Union is setting up a missile tracking station in Cuba to monitor all U S rocket and space launches. Scientist Nikolai Yerpyiev, linked to the Soviet Academy of Sciences, is dispatched to organize the satellite observation post.
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Nikolai Yerpyiev
Cuba
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Astronautical Council
Soviet Academy of Sciences
London
Russia
Deeds Recorded In Brunswick Area By Jay Brewer and Others
On the record Deeds. Jay S Brewer and wife transfer lot 3 block 1 Green Meadows and Washington. Wilbert H Graber and wife sell lot 7 Graber's second subdivision in Washington. Alvin D Graber and wife buy lot 13 Grabers second subdivision New Brunswick New Jersey. UPI reports about 500000 Boy Scouts and Explorers yearly take part in hikes and tours totaling six million miles with many using planes trains ships buses and private cars.
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Wilbert H. Graber
Alvin D. Graber
Grabers Second Subdivision
New Brunswick
N. J
Area Television Program Listings Summary
Fragmented listing shows 6:00 News and Weather, programs at 10:00 and 10:30. Mentions Flintstones, Denna Reed, Three Sons, and a Dean Biography. Vague channels or station calls not identifiable from the readable text.
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Denna Reed
Three Sons
Orroote
Dean
Schwengel pushes new voting laws for former residents
Rep Fred Schwengel Iowa proposed constitutional amendments to allow former residents to vote in presidential elections until they establish new state residency. He urged states to let voters cast ballots in their prior home state for president, vice president, and Congress and to ease residency requirements so eight million citizens could vote. He said barriers to voting must be removed regardless of race or origin.
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UPI
Fred Schwengel
Iowa
Schwengel
Congress
Sta
Progress Report on Leukemia Treatments From NCI Testimony
Washington reports the National Cancer Institute urged Congress to back a $140 million budget as Dr. Kenneth Endicott praised dramatic gains in leukemia therapy. He cited about 90 percent remission in children with acute leukemia and extended remissions and life expectancy from continued treatment.
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UPI
National Cancer Institute
Congress
Kenneth M. Endicott
Institute
House Appropriations
Endicott
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