End To Jet Vapor Trails Discovered
BEDFORD Mass Vapor trails once signaling high altitude U S Air Force jets have been eliminated after more than five years of Aerophysics Laboratory research at Hanscom Field The breakthrough by USAF Geophysics Research Directorate and Air Research and Development Command ends a wartime bane of air crews and is reported as a solved issue (Continued on Page Two).
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Usaf Geophysics Research Directorate
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Aerophysics Laboratory
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Cuba Retaliates Against America Over Travel Restrictions
Fidel Castro’s regime imposed tight limits on U S Ambassador Philip Bonsal in Havana in response to U S curbs on the Cuban prime minister’s New York travel. Militia seized three American banks and ordered the expulsion of a U S Embassy secretary as relations worsen before Castro’s United Nations trip.
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Fidel Castro
U. S
Philip Bonsal
U. N. General Assembly
Casto
New York
Castro
Marjorie Lennox
Mario Nordic
Mary
Robert
Vedado
Bonsal
Roa
General Assembly
United States
Missing Tourists Reported In Russia Case
Mrs. Harvey C. Bennett of Bath reports her 26 year old husband and Mark Kaminski 27 of Ann Arbor missing after traveling to Russia as escorted tourists on July 27. They were to return Sept 1 but have not been heard from since a letter Aug 19. The State Department and a Detroit tour organizer have not located them. Kaminski arranged the trip after receiving study scholarships from a Philadelphia institution. Bennett, a Korean War veteran, graduated in Russian art studies from UC Berkeley last January. The Bennets live in Bath with three children. Bennett once worked for the Oakland SPCA.
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Harvey C. Bennett
State Department
Mark Kaminski
Ann Arbor
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Russia
United States
Soviet Union
Amernole Enterprises
Detroit
Kaminski
Philadelphia
University of California At Berkeley
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Stacy
Calif
Oakland
Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Forrest C. Legard
Maine
Zebra Bosses Day At Work In Springfield Incident
Mrs. Edna Smith was pushed by a zebra that escaped from an Eastern States Exposition crate and wandered into the John H Breck plant on Me Avenue. Truck drivers Irving Savage and Russell Kincaid chased it, looped a rope around its neck, and returned the animal to the exposition grounds as it drew blood on her neck and kicked her shins.
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Edna Smit
West Springfield
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Breck
Chuckle Summer Explained in Light-Hearted Proverb
The saying links seasonal inertia from winter to summer, noting heat makes tasks seem harder while past cold paused them. The remark, attributed to Copr Gen. Fea. Corp., frames summer as a mirror of winter’s inaction.
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Fea. Corp
Russians Begin Forced Exodus From Congo After Lumumba Disappearance
In Leopoldville Soviet and Czech diplomats are expelled after Mobutu seized power. Ambassador Yakovlev and staff depart as U.N. guards protect the Soviet exit. Reports on Patrice Lumumba's fate vary, with unconfirmed claims of arrest or death during attempts to leave.
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Patrice Lumumba
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Katanga
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Kasavubu
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Brothers Appeal Court Decision
Two Kennebunk brothers were sentenced by Judge Simon Soil in Biddeford municipal court after pleading guilty to assault and battery on a Biddeford businessman and a police officer. Robert Pierce, 22, appealed a $100 fine and 30 days in jail plus 30 days in default, with a further 30 days for the officer case. bail set at $500. Jack Pierce, 19, listed as Navy, appealed a $100 fine and 30 days in jail with 30 days in default. bail also set at $500.
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Biddeford
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Jack Pierce
Navy
Desto
Chou En Lai Claims U S Spies Held by China
Premier Chou En Lai told reporters that Dag Hammarskjold said two Americans held in China were spies, not POWs, and thus could not be helped by the United Nations. He named Joan Downey of Connecticut and Richard Fecteau of Massachusetts. An aide at the UN denied the charge.
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Hammarskjold
Technicality delays larceny case in Gardiner court
In Gardiner Municipal Court a defense challenge over whether Trooper Bowley was properly sworn when filing the complaint delayed the larceny case against Alden French and Calvi Allen. Judge Chapman did not rule and continued the matter to later dates. the state noted a prima facie case exists. French, 22, Somerville, and Allen, 17, Gardiner, are charged with stealing two pocketbooks from a parked car at the Windsor Fair on Sept. 3 and remain free on bail.
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Paul F. Fitzpatrick
Richard Bowley
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Bowley
Fitzpatrick
Franklin G. Chapman
Cal
Alden M. French
Somervill
D Calvi T. Allen
Windsor Fair
Bangor youths admit setting series of fires
In Bangor two boys aged 15 and 11 confessed to starting a string of fires. Most were stopped before causing major damage, though a barn fire caused about 5000 dollars in losses.
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Bangor
Joss
Garland renews charge of Oliver Hoffa link in Maine race
Republican Congressman candidate Peter A. Garland renewed his charge that Rep. James C. Oliver has full support from Jim Hoffa and his aides. Oliver defended his stance at a Yarmouth rally with Frank Coffin. Governor Reed urged changes to Maine’s minimum wage law to extend coverage and ease enforcement.
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Jim Hoffa
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Teamsters Union
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Saco
Jack Kennedy
Hoffa
Yarmouth
Frank M. Coffin
Coffin
Maine
Clinton A. Clauson
Reed
Clauson
United States to Launch 60-Foot Rocket For Radiation Belt Study
The National Academy of Sciences announces a series of 35 research rockets reaching up to 1,200 miles in altitude from Sept. 16 to 22. NASA will launch an Argo D8 carrying a recoverable nuclear emulsion experiment from Point Arguello, California.
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Pacific
National Academy of Sciences
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York Beach Police Chief Denies Rampant Law Violations
York Beach Police Chief Arthur Perkins says claims of flagrant law violations are part of a plot to dry up the town. He notes more visitors this summer but defends local policing and cites need for more funds and better equipment. Gov Reed says state police could intervene if requested.
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Arthur Perkins
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