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Stalin's Son Is Reported Dead Of Heart Illness Linked to Drink
Vasily Rose to General but Lost Favor at the End of His Father's Reign
Sister Said He Was Ill Born About 1921
MOSCOW, April 18 (AP)— Informed sources reported today that Vasily J. Stalin, son of the late Soviet dictator, died a few days ago in Kazan, capital of the Tatar Autonomous Republic.
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Friday, April 27, 1962
Ranger IV Crashes on the Moon Hits Far Side After 64-Hour Journey
U.S. AND BRITAIN ORBIT SATELLITE TO STUDY SPACE
Launch First International Vehicle—It Is Designed to Probe Ionosphere
U.S. and Japan Fire Rocket Air Force Lifts Satellites
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla., April 26—The first international satellite, a British experiment carried aloft by American rockets, was successfully orbited today.
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