Aerial Radar Keeps Missile Watch Along Atlantic Seaboard
Washington AP The Air Force announced an airborne radar system ALRI has become operational off the eastern seaboard. Four engine patrol planes from Otis AFB Mass monitor hundreds of miles at sea to bolster air defense beyond shore based radar. The system, built by Electronic Communications Inc. of St Petersburg Fla, supports automatic target processing and direct link to East Coast centers.
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Washington
Air Force
North America
Herbert B. Thatcher
Air Defense Command
Otis Air Force Base
Mass
Thatcher
Texas
New England
Electronic Communications, Inc
St. Petersburg
Fla
Indians Fight to Preserve Separate Identity in Native Struggle
BISMARCK ND AP The Indian movement seeks to maintain distinct status rather than seek integration. While Civil Rights attention centers on race relations, Indians push for more than equality, demanding recognition as survivors of a former sovereign power. War councils address the annual Air Force Association meeting.
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Bismarck
N.D
The
Air Force Association
Driver Swerves to Save Children in River Crash
BEACON FALLS Conn AP The truck driver Henry D Murray 46 of Baltimore Md sacrificed his vehicle to plunge the 14 ton tractor into the Naugatuck River dodging a convertible with three children after a tire blowout. Murray escaped with cuts and bruises saying If I hadn't swerved I might have killed them all. Patricia Picanso 19 of Naugatuck was driving the convertible. The river side highway saw the dramatic rescue amid a crash that heavily damaged the truck. Across the country the National Congress of American Indians held its 20th annual convention in Bismarck addressing reservation issues and representing about 400000 of 600000 Indians.
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Beacon Falls
Patricia Picanso
Naugatuck
Murray
Refugees say Soviets control Cuba as they flee to Cozumel
Rafael Rodriguez, 48, led 89 Cubans in hijacking a navy tender to Cozumel, Mexico, claiming Moscow now dictates Cuba. He says hunger and privation grow, officials restrict contact with Cubans and foreign visitors, and most Cubans would leave if given chance. U.S. Embassy in Mexico City: visa requests would receive prompt consideration.
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Cuba
Rafael Rodriguez
Cozumel
Rodriguez
Castro
Fidel Castro
U.S
Florida
Mexico
Mexico City
United States
Overdue tickets paid after warning in Denver
Orville Holben, director of the traffic violations bureau at Denver Municipal Court, rushed to pay 12 for three overtime parking tickets and late penalties following a city warning. Dr. L Neal Testerman, a medical doctor and Christian minister to the Republic of the Congo, will speak at First Christian church Sunday at 9 30 a m.
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Testerman
Christian Church
Holben
Denver Municipal Court
L. Neal Testerman
Republic of the Congo
First Christian Church
Oklahoma
Kansas Wooley
Wichita
Testermans Medical School
Will
the Christian Church
Manhattan
Fort Scott
Warene
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Kansas
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Chanute
Lassman Electric
Great Plains
Walter Poor
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Plummer
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Chanute, Kans
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Federal Home Loan Bank System
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