Space Race. U.S. In Lead With 4.000-Mile Rocket, 1957/10/28
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(1) Operation Farside, test of rocket fired from balloon to carry instruments, 5th attempt successful to launch balloon, rocket blasts off from balloon (2) MacMillan speaks, following visit with Ike (no lip sync) (3) Ike makes Atoms for Peace award to Neils Bohr (partial newsreel).
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- Internet Archive, in Universal Newsreels
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- Public domain (Creative Commons dedication), as the Internet Archive states it.
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