70 Year Magazine Archive

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Spirit of Camp David: U.S. export to Russia and East Europe satellite countries in 1959—$56 million. Thirty millions in last three months . . . Secret reasons behind recent trips of Mikoyan (to Cuba) and Khrushchev (to Indonesia) : to set up Soviet missile and satellite tracking stations there. Cuban station could spy on U.S. . • . Impresario Sol Hurok lost $100,000 on. New York appearances of Moscow State Symphony. He made them play nothing but TsChaikovsky.

Scramble for Montana Senate seat in 1960. Young Democrats trying to cut out incumbent Murray (84 years old); chances of conservative Republicans Wayne Montgomery and Sumner Gerard improving. . . . Newly formed in Cambridge: Harvard-Radcliffe Committee for Continuation of Nuclear Tests. . *. . Pay-TV sensational hit in Toronto after one week-three channels, 13,000 viewers, $5 installation fee, first-run movies and sports events. Thousands of would-be subcribers petitioning Telemeter’s Toronto offices.

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