Newspaper results for Sputnik

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3516 matching newspaper pages in total. Washington, DC has the most hits (1609 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.

  1. The Daily Union — 1851-10-05, page 3

    … that Ike 1 pi nonet s that at Havana were Hud and condemned i? Hit Jut form ol Sputnik law, and lhal a copy of the lom/'lett record of Ike trial ii now in lite bauds …

  2. Evening Star — 1957-10-06, page 11

    … apparently to not perfdkmlng such a func tion. •s s • The Russians call their device - "Sputnik”—meaning earth satellite. s* s * IU Ilfs span to anybody's guess. Russian scientists …

  3. Evening Star — 1957-10-07, page 1

    … had no Information on any new Russian test. 4 ' 'i a , . ’ -/> yv * . Mm IS THIS SPUTNIK?—This is a model of a Russian earth satellite ex hibited in Prague during the anniversary …

    … earth intact and will not burn up when it re-enters denser atmosphere, as the "sputnik will. And then, the statements ( ontinued on Pace 4-6. ( 01. I Peak said they didn …

    … technicians, jibes compie with those announced by t » Ru&uans he said Meanwhile. Sputnik cam* closer to Washington a' 7 57 a m. today than it has in ar.v of its eight passes …

  4. Evening Star — 1957-10-07, page 4

    … \nu w ait il ni'i r—an . Hii\ with a i ullM'iiirnt l.in ti.il (ihaigr Aniiimt. 'Sputnik' Raises Question About Secret Data Bv ALTON 1,. RI.AKESI.EE Associated Prf*» tntnrp …

    … sian moon is creating confusion! | concerning three intriguing i j questions: 1* Sputnik —Russian for earth satellite—making some space studies, such as tempera-1 tui eg …

    … telling about them in a radio code? Will the U. 8 8 R Inform other nations of what Sputnik learns in this maiden voyage into space? Russia's rocket scientist, Dr A. A. Blagonravov …

  5. Evening Star — 1957-10-07, page 5

    … ’ \ ' |j|; '■*. ' v jJr R Ul * 1 ■Am. K. flfek ",.f RUSSIANS WATCH US WATCHING SPUTNIK—Two Soviet scientists are shown some of the tracking equipment in use at the Naval …

    … roof of the observatory. Another Washington area scientist, reported picking up Sputnik's trail in an area where there are very few listeners— Antarctica. Dr. Paul Siple …

  6. Evening Star — 1957-10-07, page 14

    … delinquency in our world if all of us paid more attention to that ancient proverb. 'Sputnik' and Freedom In its statement announcing the launching of the "sputnik." its little man-made moon, the Kremlin has had this to say: "Artificial earth …

    … nitude. has now been taken by them with the launching of their world-en thralling "sputnik." What we have here Is a brilliantly shining example of man's intellect re fusing …

  7. Evening Star — 1957-10-08, page 1

    … out on the widespread discussion at satellites in the wake of 1 Soviet Russia’s Sputnik launch ing, Mr. Hagerty said h# pre ferred to wait so newsmen can pursue the subject …

    … belief today that the United States can launfh a satellite as large as Ru.sap's Sputnik but con ceded this probably will take some time. While the Soviets launched the …

    … skyward just as it will look on the day our satellite finally joins the Rus sian Sputnik in the sky. Two Dummy Stage* . However, the third test will carry two dummy stages …

  8. Evening Star — 1957-10-08, page 5

    … say whether our intelligence systems had wameaHhat the So** were about tq launch sputnik. "We are not working this thing from the propaganda angle.” the official said. …

  9. Evening Star — 1957-10-08, page 6

    … .| told them the missile is "onlyij one of the many things we 1 1 are doing.” 1 SPUTNIK BRINGS S-FOLD RISC IN j MARS LAND VALUC 1 TOKYO 'fl —Th. prlc. at 1 real estate …

    … on Mars has , 1 Jumped flve-fold in Japan 1 I since the Soviet satellite 1 Sputnik started whizzing 1 through space. The Japan Bpace Travel 1 Association, founded …

    … storage unit. Greater Efficiency Seen United States scientists are not sure what Sputnik haa in side but feel the American satellite is much more complvx and efficient. …

  10. Evening Star — 1957-10-08, page 8

    … budget Of $3.50, 600 down about $500. RUSSIAN WORD FOR MOON MEANS FELLOW TRAVELLER Sputnik. as the Soviets call their space satellite, Is q manufactured Russian word that …

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