Soviet file on Oswald handed to U S secretary of state
The Soviet Premier Krushchev may have ordered the Oswald files sent to the United States as a goodwill gesture. Ambassador Dobrynin delivered the file to Secretary Rusk, containing embassy correspondence about Oswald's Russia travel bid. US officials say no Kremlin link is proven. Warren Commission named to probe Kennedy assassination and Ruby trial.
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Wider Inquiry Into Air Crash at Dorval Airport
An ongoing investigation into the Trans-Canada DC8F crash near Montreal Dorval airport after takeoff from Dorval killed 118 aboard. Authorities named Richard Bolduc as chief investigator as removal of remains and wreckage proceeds amid snow and security measures to prevent looting.
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R N Holds 9 Cubans and Cayman Islands patrol plan
Colonial police will charter private aircraft from Bahamas Airlines for regular outer island patrols to deter Cuban rebel forays and refugee seizures. The frigate Tartarus recovered nine Cubans from a boat and found an arms cache on Cay Sal. Nineteen refugees were seized at Anguilla Cay on August 15, drawing Britain’s protest. Royal Air Force patrols previously covered the area but left on November 21.
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Soviet Wheat Deal Delay Stalls U.S. to Soviet sale
United States officials say negotiations for about 111 million pounds of American wheat to the Soviet Union are at a standstill, though the Russians have not canceled the deal. Some officials view Moscow's moves as a psychological bid to pressure prices set by private U.S. grain traders.
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Retirement for Goulburn police chief in April
Police superintendent W. J. Taylor of Goulburn will retire early next year along with several senior officers in April. Taylor, transferred to Goulburn three years ago, has shown a keen interest in the city’s activities.
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