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The Assault on Intelsat
Staple, Gregory C. | December 22, 1984 issue
Reports that U.S. entrepreneurs are globally marketing the international satellite communication systems owned by the International Telecommunications...

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The Politics of Intelsat
Maddox, Brenda | February 28, 1972 issue
Focuses on Communication Satellite Corporation (Comsat) of the U.S. and International Telecommunications Satellite Consortium (Intelsat), the international...

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Comsat, Ma Bell and ETV
Lambeth, Edmund B. | January 23, 1967 issue
The article assesses prospects of harnessing technology to human needs in the U.S. The assessment is timely because of several developments in the U.S....

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On Keeping Up With The Russians
Hughes, Donald J. | June 7, 1958 issue
Last Autumn, the Soviet Union sputniks, in a one-two punch, altered drastically the deep convictions of many Americans on the scientific and material accomplishments...

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Moonstruck U.S.A.: Satellite Hysteria
Shapley, Harlow | October 26, 1957 issue
The article focuses on the U.S. apprehensions on the launch of first Russian satellite "Sputnik." There were two elements of surprise to most Americans...

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Who Will Make the Missiles?
Toffler, Al | December 7, 1957 issue
Sputnik's effect on the politics and mentality of the U.S. will be profound. But its impact on the economy will be no less important. No segment of the...

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New Orbits, Old Policies
Collins, Frederic W. | November 2, 1957 issue
There is a widespread and justifiable assumption that Soviet testing of an intercontinental ballistic missile and the subsequent Soviet launching of an...

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Under the Sign of Saturn
Wasserman, Harvey | October 6, 1997 issue
The article focuses on the book "The Wrong Stuff: The Space Program's Nuclear Threat to Our Planet," by Karl Grossman. Grossman is to nukes in space what...

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Cosmic Evolution
Tsanoff, Ranoslav A. | March 16, 1927 issue
The article focuses on the book "Cosmic Evolution," by John Elof Boodin. The central idea of the book is thus suggested by the adjective in its title. In...

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