U S Ground Planes for Sky Shield III Air Defense Tests
The FAA announced civil aircraft will be grounded in the continental United States for five and a half hours on September 2 during Sky Shield III. A special civil air regulation bans non participating flights while the North American Air Defense Command conducts the exercise. Halaby said the rule formalizes voluntary cooperation from civil aviation as pilots accept temporary disruption. Alaska routes will suspend only three and a half hours. Hawaii is unaffected.
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Evangelist Slaying Trial Opens In Upland Motel
Robert Marrs admitted shooting radio evangelist Dan Gilbert in an Upland motel as trial opened. Del. Richard Mesa testified for the prosecution recounting Marrs saying I done it. Prosecutor Gretza Porter outlined evidence for first degree murder while defense reserved statement.
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Skelton Wife Hospitalized in Santa Monica
Skelton, wife of comedian Red Skelton, was hospitalized in Santa Monica yesterday for treatment of a sprained back.
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Red Skelton
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The Independent newspaper ad from Pasadena details delivery terms
A chaotic clipping from a Pasadena California paper lists home delivery prices, Sunday options, and single copies, with scattered errors. It mentions a Superior Court case "A No 1418" and notes office addresses on 324 Colorado Boulevard and a phone line, reflecting a rough historical classifieds fragment.
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Satellite Bill Faces Senate Debate Over Space Monopoly
Defense Secretary McNamara and NASA official Dryden urged quick Senate approval of a satellite communications bill to keep the U S ahead in space. Opponents led by Senator Gore warned the plan could create a private or government monopoly and risk private investment, with House delays and a filibuster noted.
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R-Wis
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Valued Sculptures Taken From Church in Wuerzburg
Three medieval sculptures worth nearly 25000 dollars were stolen from a church in Wuerzburg. Navarian police detained no Englishmen for questioning in the thefts of Tilman Riemenschneider's Mary In the Rosary and five other works.
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Germany
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Tilman Riemenschneider
Return of Convicted Red Spy Soblen Demanded by U S
London report says the United States pressed Britain and Israel to send Robert Soblen back to face life sentence for spying. Soblen, a 61 year old former wartime espionage agent for the Soviet Union, remained in a London prison with unclear plans for transfer. Israel said Soblen would be returned only to Israel. Czechoslovakia reportedly offered to accept him. Lincoln White stated U S concern over removal delays and urged Soblen’s return.
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New i York
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Congress Asked to OK 10 Bills
Washington report notes the administration flexing to pass ten bills before adjournment. The package includes a postal rate increase and farm policy compromises. Key aims shift to an office of urban affairs and foreign trade while preserving core farm provisions and tax concessions.
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Bank Loot Photo Sparks Bandit Chase
Bank photo captured the robber moments before looting $2,700 from a New York savings bank branch. The suspect fled, the image matched known criminals in police files, and authorities prepared to expedite the suspect’s return to Israel.
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Ben Bella Gains Power In Algeria Quiet Transfer
Premier Ben Khedda quietly handed over power in Algeria yesterday. deputy Ahmed Bettella to serve as temporary figurehead of the new nation. Subpoenas issued in U.S. probe touch Rep. Rutherford and Estes. Vietnam conflict escalates with a third rebel attack aided by U.S. helicopters. ten guerrillas killed. Polaris missile test at Cape Canaveral reports success in first stage but second stage malfunctioned.
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Algeria
Ahmed Bettella Hat
Dallas
U.S
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Texas
Sol
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Cape Canaveral
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Car Hits Pedestrian Then Flies Into Rear Seat
In Detroit a top down convertible struck and killed a woman pedestrian, hurling her body into the rear seat. Gary Tayes, 21, is charged with leaving the scene. He said everything went black after the accident and he drove for 20 minutes. The victim, Mrs Belly Sue Marshall, 49, mother of four.
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Gary Tayes
Belly Sue Marshall
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