Harder Soviet Line Toward West Expected
U S officials say the next months will bring a harder Soviet stance toward the West as Moscow rethinks policy. Khrushchev faces internal and external pressures, including China split and Eastern European demands, with possible reconciling moves toward China amid future friction with the West. Cooperation aims persist in space, a test ban, nonproliferation, and Laos ceasefire efforts.
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Band Leader Dies In Crash Near Grantham
John Rogers bass guitarist and leader of Adam Faith’s backing group was killed in a car crash near Grantham Lincolnshire yesterday. Bogers 21 leader of The Rouletes was to tour Malaya with Faith and the group next month.
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Adam Faith
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Gelignite Stolen in Netheravon Raid Near Andover
The Evening News reports a raid at the School of Infantry Netheravon Hampshire where eight boxes totaling 180 pounds of gelignite vanished. The explosive included 80 pounds in quarter pound bars and 70 pounds in half pound bars.
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Best clues spotted on Thresher disappearance
An American research vessel in the North Atlantic photographed debris on the ocean floor amid the Thresher submarine mystery. The images show metal wiring and objects at depths over 12,000 feet about 200 miles east of Nantucket, though Navy cannot confirm the debris belongs to the submarine.
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Space Deaths Denied by Soviet Paper
Tarvestia, the Soviet government newspaper, denied an American report that five or more cosmonauts died after launch. The Journal American had published the claim last week, and Moscow radio quoted Alexei Adzhubei replying that it was a fabrication.
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Saigon Declares Plague Area Amid Rising Infections
Saigon and its environs are declared a plague area with an order for the capital prefecture population to be immunised as a requirement. Khanh Hoa province near Saigon is also affected with rules to carry immunisation certificates and observe sanitation measures.
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