Russian trawlers sighted off Southern California coast
Two areas used by the Navy for missile tests flagged Russian trawlers 120 miles southwest of San Diego and earlier near Cape Canaveral. The vessels, 165 feet long, drifted along the Southern California coast under air surveillance with no clear pattern, but officials said conclusions can be drawn from their positions.
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San Diego
Calif
N Navy
California
Vriday
Here
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Ain
Atlantic
Point Arguello
Navy
Urey
Western Sea, Frontier Headquarters
San Francisco
Accused Nazi Killer Bohne Fled Germany
Frankfurt reporting accuses Dr Gerhard Bohne of murdering thousands of mentally ill and deformed persons during the Nazi era. The 61 year old former lawyer disappeared after being released in March from pretrial confinement and surrendering his passport. He was to report daily to a police station in Duesseldorf. authorities say he last checked in at end of July and is believed to have fled abroad.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Gerhard Bohne
State of Hesse
Bohne
Duesseldorf
Rome Police Add High Speed Car To Fleet
Rome police expand fleet with an 180 mile per hour car and a 148 rapid response vehicle to chase burst cars. The move aims to improve response to fast moving incidents and patrols in the city.
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Rome
Polaris Sub Fires Four Polaris Missiles In Test
At Cape Canaveral the nuclear submarine Alexander Hamilton fired two Polaris missiles from beneath the Atlantic completing a four shot test. The launches occurred 40 minutes apart toward a target area 1700 miles downrange with the sub 30 miles southeast of Cape Canaveral.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Alexander Hamillon
Atlantic
Defense Department
Hamilton
Viet Nam president brothers lead a military junta claim
Reports from Saigon say President Nga Dinh Dien and his brother Nga Dinh Nhu head a de facto junta, with martial law and Buddhist church raids intensifying pressure on the government. U.S. envoy Lodge voiced confidence as Washington weighs Southeast Asia policy.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nan
Nga Dinh Dien
Nga Dinh Nhu
Phen
Auto Racer The Weasel Flees Train Robbery Case
A dapper auto race driver nicknamed The Weasel eluded police tied to a seven million dollar Glasgow-London Express train heist. Roy John James, sought by Scotland Yard, was entered at Goodwood Race Track but did not race. Police recovered 761367 of the stolen cash. eight suspects held. one arrested in Leicester.
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London
England
James
Leicester
Wealth of American churches embarrasses minister
Sydney based AP report quotes Rev. Gordon Powell returning from the United States who says American church wealth is embarrassing. He notes ministers agree it is hard to keep spiritual values above money and cites church incomes ranging from 200000 to 600000 dollars as evidence.
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Sydney
Australia
United States
Gordon Powell
Beulah Steers Away From U.S. Mainland
Beulah's most powerful winds reached about 100 mph as the hurricane continued a north-northwest course Friday night, steering it away from the U.S. mainland. The second hurricane of the season was about 520 miles northeast of San Juan, moving in a north-northwesterly path, with officials saying it will not threaten the mainland.
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Miami
Fla
Beulah
U.S
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Weather Bureau
Lost Camper Is Rescued He'll Return Next Year
A four year old boy from Compton wandered five days in rugged Sierra wilderness near Long Lake eight miles southwest of Tahoe City. He suffered minor brain concussion a broken nose and a hurt foot. He was found near Squaw Valley by Dr L N Leonard and his daughter Judy. The boy said he would camp again tying a rope to himself and the camp. His companion Dave Donaldson 14 Tahoe City returned safely.
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Tahoe City
Calif
Sierra
Peter Barajas
Compton
Peter
Long Lake
Dave Donaldson
Dave
Layoffs Begin At Portsmouth Naval Shipyard In October
The Navy will begin layoffs at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard October 12 with 218 workers cut from eight departments as part of a 3,000 planned reductions through next year. Rear Adm. Charles J. Palmer announced the action after a meeting of civic leaders. Pink slips go out September 9. The move follows charges by two officers that yard workers were inefficient. Officials fear economic impact on Portsmouth and nearby Kittery as transfers and industry diversification are urged.
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Portsmouth
UPL
Navy
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Adm
Charles J. Palmer
Palmer
Air Force
Pease Air Force Base
Kittery
Maine
Seacoast
John J. Whaley
Portsmout
Peabody seeks subsidy to save Northeast Airlines
Governor Endicott Peabody asked the Civil Aeronautics Board to grant an immediate subsidy for Northeast Airlines on New England routes. He urged reconsideration of the ruling to end the Boston New York Florida service and asked for continued full operations during review.
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Boston
UPI
Endiicott Peabody
Civil Aeronautics Board
Northeast Airlines
New England
Massachusetts
CAB
Alan S. Boyd
Northeast
Peabody
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Ane
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Polaris
Sury
Lodge
Southeast Asia
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Washington
Ngo Ton
Dat
Peontle
Ursany Nigni
Vu van Mau
Maw
Persmission of Diem
India
Foreign Ministry
Mau
Jana Ail
Tranh van Chuong
United Nations
Madame Nhu
Siegel
Furn. Store
Columbus Ave
Flynn
Thomas F. Flynn Jr
Reg. Pharm
Fast Film Service
Loft's Chocolates
Hood’s
Rexall Pharmacy
Elm Street
Newell St
Frank
Hibbard School
Streeter Smith Agency
North ST. Onota
Room 4
Royal Cleaners
S&h
Vike
Drosters
Tyler Street
Dial
American Gem Society
J. F. Kahl Co
North Street
Squaw Valley
L. N. Leonard
Judy
Portsman
John W. King
New Hampshire
John H. Reed
States
Dover
West Housatonic St
Pittsfield Plaza Shopping Center
Big N
Pittsfield
General Electric
Pittsfield Boys' Club
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