Soviet trawler watched during Palomares bomb search
AP reports the Soviet trawler monitored the Mediterranean recovery area near Palomares Beach, Spain, until March 2 during the U S retrieval of the hydrogen bomb. Pentagon officials said the vessel remained outside the zone, while a naval commander earlier denied Soviet presence. The trawler is described as 165 feet long with electronic equipment. the bomb was recovered April 7 after a large multinational operation.
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Washington
Spain
U.S
Pentagon
Palomares Beach
Naval Task Force 3
William S. Guest
Mediterranean
Navy
Goofed Most Wanted List Shown in San Antonio
The FBI posted a list of the ten most wanted men at the City Police Station in San Antonio but the display showed only eight names due to a recent error.
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San Antonio
FBI
Appointed Dean at Arlington State College
API-Dr. Charles H. Green of Dallas has been appointed dean of the Arlington State College school of liberal arts. Green has served as an English professor at the college since 1960.
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Dallas
API
Charles H. Green
Arlington State College School of Liberal Arts
Green
Help Denied In Bedford Dispute
Bedford Texas residents seeking state intervention over mayoral dispute learn the attorney general's office cannot intervene. Assistant Attorney General Kearns Taylor said Waggoner Carr and Governor Connally have received letters and replies are being sent. The council rejects Wolf's April 5 mayoral victory amid canvassing irregularities.
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Bedford
Tex
Kearns Taylor
State Attorney General
iFort Worth
William E
Bill) Wolff
Taylor
Fort Worth
Wolf
Jets Raid North Viet Nam For Second Consecutive Night
U S jet fighters bombed the Ung Bi power plant near Haiphong and missile sites near Hanoi for a second straight day. The Ung Bi plant supplies about 15 percent of North Viet Nam electricity and a quarter of Hanoi’s needs. No hit reported on Hanoi or Haiphong, but sites south and southwest of Hanoi were set ablaze.
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Satgon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Haiphong
U. S
Hanoi
Navy
Ung Bi
Wavy
Tax protest exposes IRS threats against nonpayers
AP reports IRS warns it may attach wages or bank accounts of tax objectors to U S policy in Vietnam while investigations check cases. A spokesman notes criminal prosecutions possible. The warning followed a Washington newspaper ad listing about 350 people who vow to refuse federal income taxes.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
U. S
Viet Nam
IRS
Consumers Slow To Change Buying Habits In Stores
New products flood shelves while old favorites linger, driving shelf space battles in U S supermarkets. Von Der Ahe notes about 15 000 items in each store with 4 000 5 000 new items offered annually and only around 1 000 accepted.
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New York
Theodore A. von der Ahe
Von's Grocery Co
California
Wiliam A. Schroeder
Consummer Marketing
Corn Products Co
Schroeder
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