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Course Shift for Pioneer 10
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PASADENA, Calif., March 6 (UPI)—‐The course of the Jupiter‐bound Pioneer 10 spacecraft will be altered slightly tomorrow to put the probe on target. The maneuver will come five days after the launching of Pioneer 10 from Cape Kennedy on its 22‐month journey to Jupiter.
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