Russian Bombers Snoop Close To Seven US Ships
Russian jet bombers and a Soviet submarine surfaced near the U S carrier Hornet and seven escort ships in international waters during antisubmarine drills in the Sea of Japan. Navy reports note no hostile acts, but a Soviet destroyer stayed within a mile of Hornet for two days while a missile submarine loitered nearby.
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Gulf Oil's Early Sale Offer Recounted in History Volume
The second volume of The American Petroleum Industry 1899 1939 recounts a 7.5 million offer for Gulf Oil Corp in 1902, rejected as Standard Oil and Mellon funds later built Gulf's assets to 24.1 million before it became Gulf Oil in 1907. It notes Gulf's 1962 assets at 1.243 billion and historical antitrust events shaping the industry.
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Wallace speaks to Montgomery crowd on civil rights stance
Governor George Wallace told a Montgomery audience that Alabamians understand civil rights legislation better. He said West readers awaken to the bill’s meaning and noted concerns over the property rights section while praising the national debate. In Atlanta, Lewis Hershey questioned fairness of the draft system, arguing it targets unmarried men and leaves older men without clear roles.
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