Submarine Scorpions Safe But Emergency Blow System Inoperative
Navy captain testifies that the Scorpion was considered safe despite a nonfunctional emergency ballast blow system. The vessel's main ballast blow system was inoperative, limiting depth but not deemed a safety hazard, while court records note repairs by USS Orion and no known structural defects. The inquiry continues into the loss of the $40 million submarine and its 99 crewmen after last contact near the Azores.
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Bernard W. Wild
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Wild
Scorpion mystery buoy found off Azores amid Navy probe
A sound buoy believed linked to the lost US nuclear submarine Scorpion was located off Sao Jorge in the Azores. The discovery comes as UPI reports officials from Lajes Air Force Base and others in the Bay Area face ongoing investigations and a string of ill health deaths, with limited details available on the buoy’s discovery and its immediate significance.
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Lowell
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Santa Clara County
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Saigon Shelling Persists as Viet Cong Attacks Continue
Saigon faced renewed shelling and street fighting as Viet Cong forces hit the capital’s outskirts and Cholon district. Government troops reported 12 enemy killed and 18 captured in the day’s battles while eight rounds struck southwestern Saigon and a 20-round mortar barrage hit Ban Me Thuot. Casualties included two policemen wounded, multiple civilians hurt, and ongoing concerns over the city’s tense security amid Paris talks.
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Hanoi
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Tvo
House of Representatives
Ngo Cong Duc
Bidault Returns To France Easing Algerian Bitterness
Paris AP Former premier Georges Bidault who fled in 1962 after clashing with Charles de Gaulle over Algerian independence returned to France after six years in exile. He faced possible charges for subversive activity and was taken to the State Security Court for questioning to determine if indictment for aiding anti state forces would follow.
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Eastside 4-H Club to elect officers at meeting
Castro Valley news item reports the Eastside 4-H Club will elect next year’s officers at 7 20 p m during its final community meeting of the school year. The session at Earl Warren School 19772 Center St also distributes applications for 4-H Camp.
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