NATO Chief Sees Soviet Missiles Not a Major Threat
Paris Gen Lauriss Norstad, NATO supreme commander in Europe, said Moscow's claim of a successful intercontinental ballistic missile test is not alarming. He noted NATO advantages in manned aircraft and warned an operational weapon of the contemplated range remains distant. The West is developing long range missiles for deterrence, but NATO remains unconcerned by the Soviet announcement.
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Sea Mountain Range Found By Scientists
American scientists aboard an Arctic ice pack report the discovery of an unknown undersea mountain range rising about 5000 feet above the ocean. The find, linked to the Lomonosov Ridge, was announced from Columbia University’s Lamont Observatory near Palisades New York as researchers sounded north of Point Barrow Alaska. The length and width remain undetermined, but it may extend from the Chukchi Sea toward Greenland and toward Siberian islands.
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Egypt Raid Jails Reds in Cairo Case
Al Ahram reports Kovplian authorities arrested 28 alleged Communist members including two women five workers four students one lesbian and a journalist. The group, linked to the Communist Party of Egypt, allegedly circulated propaganda and faces military court action after an investigation found incriminating material.
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Gas mixup delays flight as pilot borrows card
An embarra mixup forced Transocean sAartin to borrow a passenger's gasoline credit card last week so one of his planes could take off for Hon oluly California. The incident occurred at up tario, Calif, grounding a transport 'Super porns stellaton.
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Foreign Service Course by Mail at University of Wisconsin
The first mail order course for foreign service officers is being tested at the University of Wisconsin with 840 officers enrolled in immigration laws and visa operations. Plans to expand to passport and citizenship work accompany the effort led by Albert E. Clattenburg, who also supervised Grace Kelly’s wedding era. A separate incident reports a gasoline card dispute resolved when Bill Hendrie covered a $1133 purchase for a monorail flight.
Expanding Leash Marketed by Boston Company
A Boston firm markets a new expanding leash that absorbs shock during dog walks. The upper lead and loop handle are cowhide while the nylon latex bottom stretches to about thrice its normal length, reducing jerks for the handler and pet.
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The Daily Review postal and office details
The passage lists postoffice and mailing details for The Daily Review Hayward California. It notes second class matter, addresses in Hayward Castro Valley and Centerville, subscription costs, office locations, and phone numbers.
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Body of Mussolini Delivered to Widow
The body of Italian dictator Benito Mussolini was handed to his widow after over two decades. Police delivered the remains to the Mussolini family mausoleum near Predappio, where his parents are buried, ending official secret negotiations. Romano Mussolini expressed astonishment and happiness at last obtaining his father’s remains.
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Switzerland
Swiss to Gather For Sunday Fete at Newark Park
Swiss from Cres igon Washington and California will gather Sunday at Newark’s Swiss park for the Acpler Gruppe annual Schwingfest featuring Swiss wrestling music dancing and a barbecue. Festivities start at 10 30 am at Mowry and Birch roads with a Swiss music festival at 1 pm Monday and dancing planned for the evening. Admission is 1 dollar for each event.
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Carpenter Injured In Bridge Tumble
Raye S. Rogers, a 35 year old carpenter foreman, was critically injured yesterday after falling 70 feet from scaffolding beneath the deck of the Carquinez Bridge approach. He survived on an embankment of soft earth and was rushed to Vallejo General Hospital with two broken legs and a broken arm.
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