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Vital Statistics of Soviet Moon Rocket
MOSCOW, l£>—Soviet scientists
fired another rocket toward the
moon Saturday. Hours later, they
reported it traveling on course
and due to reach the moon short
ly before Soviet Premier Nikita
Khrushchev arrives in the United
States Tuesday.
If the ball - shaped, 860 - pound
space capsule, loaded with scien
tific instruments, goes into orbit
around the moon, it will be the
first man-made object to do so.
If it whizzes by the moon’s
gravitational field, it will join
another Soviet rocket—Mechta—
and America’s Pioneer IV now
orbiting around the sun.
(Some scientists in Washington
said that from a strictly techni
cal point of view, the Russians
had gambled on a less favorable
date for their new moon shot.
From a propaganda standpoint,
however, the shot would be well
timed to coincide with Khrush
of hand the proposal to use force.
(U.S. scientists were reported
waiting until October to make
their next shot at the moon, a
375-pound space capsule. Scien
tists in Washington said this time
of the month is least favorable
because the moon is farther away,
from the earth. The moon and the
earth will be at their closest,
220,000 miles, for three days
starting Oct. 2.
The newest Soviet rocket pre
cedes Khrushchev’s trip just as
the first announced Soviet moon
shot came shortly before the Jan
uary U-S. visit by Anastas Miko
yan, First Deputy Premier and
one of Khrushchev’s right-hand
men.
Thus the Soviet Union has been
building up a publicity backlog of
scientific achievements. Appar
ently confident of success, the
Russians distributed a bulletin on
the rocket’s progress only hours
after its launching.
The first communique distrib
uted by the official Soviet agency
Tass did not make clear whether
the scientists aimed to hit the
moon or put the space capsule
into orbit around it.
The moon provides a target
2,160 miles in diameter approxi
mately 240,000 miles away from
the earth. •
Tass said the final stage of the
rocket weighs a total of 3,342.2
pounds, not counting fuel. The
instrument package weighs 859.8
pounds.
As usual, there were no details
of the overall rocket that sent
the instrument capsule speeding
beyond the earth’s atmosphere at
better than 11,200 meters (about
7 miles) per second needed to es
cape the earth’s gravitational
pull.
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This call was given by Miss Muriel Smith at the
Summit Strategy Conference for the Moral Re-Armament
of the Nations at Mackinac Island, Michigan.
She plays the lead role in the forthcoming film “The
.Crowning Experience.” The film is inspired by the marvel
of the life of Mary McLeod Bethune, born of slave parents,
who rose to be the adviser of Presidents in the White
House, and who said of Moral Re-Armament: “To be a
part of this great uniting force of our age is the crowning
experience of my life.”
As a play, “The Crowning Experience," with Miss
Smith in the lead role, ran in Atlanta, Georgia, for four
months last year, and then broke the 123-year attendance
record of the National Theatre in Washington, D.C.
Miss Smith started her career at the age of 19 as the
original lead in “Carmen Jones.” On the London stage
at the famed Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, she appeared
for five years in the productions of “South Pacific” and
“The King and I.” While at Drury Lane she gave a
Command Performance for King George VI. She went
from there to the Royal Opera House at Covent Garden,
and played the name role in "Carmen” in the seasons
1956 and 1957,
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A CALL TO AMERICA I
Born and raised with the race j
question in America, I have \
through my life and through my
career tried to bring an answer
to this problem. The results j
were ineffective and bordered
on disaster. Then 1 met the
force of Moral Re-Armament
and discovered that the answer
to that great wound in this na
tion could begin in my heart
and in my life. It meant I had
to be honest about my past,
clarify my motives and unself
ishly to strike out with no
thought of personal gain or am-1
bition with the love for the i
world that comes when we sur- j
render our wills to be wholly |
committed to the power of God.
What can I do, I asked my
self, to bring the answer to the
American Negro? To the Amer
ican people? How can I help to
make a positive out of a skua- j
tion which has turned into one j
of the least attractive aspects of j
democracy? Could the lessons of
slavery be used to help men? j
We have given' our nation and
the world the music of our i
Spirituals out of that suffering.
Is there something else we |
might give?
I thought of my days at the
Curtis Institute of Music in
Philadelphia. I was a scholar- ,
ship student. Occasionally I was !
able to earn exira money as a
soloist with the chorus of Inn
coin University. This is the uni
versity which helped to produce
two men who have become lead
ers in their countries, Dr.
Nnamdi Azikiwe of Nigeria and
Prime Minister Kwame Nkru
mah of Ghana. It is one of the
universities of America which
means a great deal to me. Un
less Lincoln and all other col
leges are equipped with the
right idea they will he taken
over by the wrong one.
THE IDEOLOGY AMERICA
NEEDS
With ali my hcait i believe
t hat Moral Re-Armament is the
ideology we need desperately in
America. I believe too, that we
are fifteen minutes into the
hour God has given us to fight
that democracy becomes what it
is meant to he: a system which
enlists the total resources of
everyone to remake the world.
There must be no holdback
because of old patterns of bit
terness and hatred which have
caused so much division in our
country. The ideology of Com
munism grows on these weak
nesses. The ideology of Moral
Re-Armament teaches us how to
heal them. When we allow our
lives to be ruled by our pas
sions, we become unwittingly
the tools of men whose purpose
is to control the world by any
means. The end of this is
slavery.
The historical past of my
people and their emergence
from the bonds of slavery are
on the records of history as one
cf the great miracles of this
age. We are equipped to under
stand the meaning of slavery.
We know what is the real mean
ing cf victory Trough persecu
tion.
CHARACTER NOT COLOR
I implore you in this hour of
great urgency in the free world
to accept this ideology of Moral
Re Armament and use it to cure
the sickness of our nation. Divi
sion can only reproduce the
same conditions ot slavery, but
this time it wiil be on a global
scale. Before we Americans are
free to speak 1o the world we
must be free to speak to our
neighbors.
Why do we. through the un
healed hurts f C the pa; t, permit
ourselves to tie used tc "reate
again the same human dilemma
when there is an answer? The
issue is not color, it is charac
! ter. The choice is Communism
| or Moral Re-Armament.
When we rearm ourselves
morally, we are free to fight to
change human nature. It gives
1 us that new character, that ex
t?\ dimension of thought and
-,-tion It replaces the petty pre
occupation of self with the dedi
cated purpose of living foi a
great idea.
The struggle of my people
has been for lull participation
in the affairs of our nation This
is the time to take the offensive
with the ideology of Moral Re
Arrnamert which aiot'C can
' achieve In goal. Vie have oeen
prepared by history for the su
preme part in this our nation s
task in .setting the whole world
i free.