
International Geophysical Year
Scientists coordinated observations of Earth, oceans, atmosphere, and space. Newspaper pages from 1957 to 1958 on a map and timeline.
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23,766,177 pages from 4,691 newspapers, 1736–1963.
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565 matching newspaper pages in total. Washington, DC has the most hits (388 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.
Evening Star — 1957-01-01, page 11
… POTOMAC FEVER BLBTCHBR KNBBBL The Eisenhower team salutes the opening of the 1957 International Geophysical Year by announcing the Republican Party’s discovery of‘the Middle East. * # * * Democrats …
Evening Star — 1957-01-02, page 1
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… the Knox Coast. 1000 miles to the west, to establish a United States base for the international geophysical year. Winds 20 M.P.H. 1t was buffeted by winds OF 70 m. p.h.-almost hurricane We locity …
Evening Star — 1957-01-04, page 2
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… Northwind were on their way to land supplies for a joint United States-New Zealand International Geophysical Year station at the cape. If satisfactory repairs can be made at Hallett and the Arneb …
Evening Star — 1957-01-07, page 3
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… winter to Is American scientists and Navy men who will make observations for the International Geophysical Year. The Seabees in six weeks put up seven buildings on the two mlle-high plateau around …
Evening Star — 1957-01-07, page 15
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… The agency has one Of the most important roles in magnet ic observations for the International Geophysical Year (1957- ADVERTISEMENT People so to 30: Tear Out This Ad |. and mail it today to- …
Evening Star — 1957-01-12, page 2
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… observations and surveys will be part of the United States contribution to the International Geophysical Year program. Heads FLAGSHIP MANILA, Jan. IL (P.-Capt. Allan L. Reed, formerly attached …
Evening Star — 1957-01-12, page 5
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… that are n0Ssihle oI1Iv ton was scheduled as part of this country's role in the International Geophysical Year, a world wide cooperative effort to in crease scientific knowledge about the earth …
Evening Star — 1957-01-13, page 5
… to have gotten around that a gold ball will be the American contribution to the International Geophysical Year but happy enough other wise at the progress to date. He said the project is still …
Evening Star — 1957-01-15, page 9
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… charged with building a halt dozen bases for American scienlists as part of the International Geophysical Year program. It's first fatality was a helicopter pilot killed in a crash during the …
Evening Star — 1957-01-19, page 14
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… tracking the man-made earth satellites, to be launched this summer dur ing the International Geophysical Year. A team of satellite observers has been organized at the Army Corps of Engineers …
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