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Thus, last week. Soviet Defense Minister Rodion Malinovsky crowed: "Let our enemies know what techniques and what soldiers our Soviet power disposes of. " Beyond question, President Kennedy has taken a much more serious view of the space competition than did President Eisenhower. In his May 1961 speech to Congress, the...
Brazil. After a six-week testing of wills with the country's fractious Congress, President Joao ("Jango") Goulart and his Prime Minister, Francisco Brochado da Rocha, finally managed to achieve a kind of truce. In the Brasilia capital, Brochado da Rocha bluntly told Congress: "We are living at the...
The honorable gentlemen of Japan could hardly be blamed if seen tittering behind their fans last week. On the front page of Tokyo's top financial daily, Nihon Keizai, appeared the startling news that the Kennedy Administration was pleading with Japanese industrialists to build plants in such "underdeveloped" areas...
Suddenly, at 10 p.m., there was rustling in the saw grass across a nearby river. Concerned, Sergeant Gabriel fired warning shots, sent up flares in the direction of the noise. For a long time there was silence. Then came what sounded like a dog's bark. From a different...
Roger Maris was bubbly. Mickey Mantle got so carried away that he grabbed a pair of shears and led an assault on Roger's necktie. Agent Frank Scott, who collects his 10% from each of the ballplayers, was beside himself with pride. "This is the biggest deal I have...