Sailors Bound Over In Car Theft Indictment
Two New Jersey sailors, Seamen Robert Taylor and Robert Morgan, waived exam in a brief hearing before Judge Charles F. Spear. They were bound over to Superior Court after police said they stole a car to return to their base, and were remanded to Fairfield County Jail with $5,000 bond each ahead of a September Superior Court hearing. The car, owned by Peter Palmieri, was found on the Post road without license plates.
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Five Swindles to Watch Out For in August Digest
A reader’s digest feature warns of common swindles with examples of how they operate. Don Wharton outlines tactics and countermeasures in the August issue’s “Five Swindles to Watch Out For” and related articles.
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Dulles to testify on Iraq developments before Senate panel
Allen W. Dulles agreed to appear for questioning by the Senate Foreign Relations committee in a closed session tomorrow to brief on Iraq. Support for recognizing the new Iraqi government grows among senators as the probe continues. The session will review developments and policy implications.
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Unclear references to Dulles and atomic clock claims
A fragmentary report discusses questions about Dulles and U S intelligence allies. Aiken questions statements from Columbia University physicists claiming a perfected atomic clock that could keep oil flowing to the West with only one second of variation in 300 years, signaling interest in future relations and accuracy of official claims.
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Pilot Boling eyes record non stop Pacific flight
Captain Marion Boling plans a Seattle to Manila flight attempt to surpass Bill Odom's 1949 solo distance record. He spoke to President Garcia and aims to depart from Manila International Airport, seeking a roughly 8,500 mile route toward Seattle with a goal of about 1,500 lives impacted by water transportation incidents.
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