Russian Ship With Electronic Gear Anchors Off S C
A heavily equipped Russian ship with radar and other electronic gear anchored about six miles off Charleston, near the harbor entrance. A Navy minesweeper watched from nearby while officials noted no anchor ball flag or fishing gear. The foggy day found the vessel still in international waters, part of a pattern of Soviet trawlers seen off the Atlantic coast from New Jersey to Florida.
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S.C
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Polaris
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Raymond Frances
Frances
Coast Guard
Atlantic
New Jersey
Florida
KID-X and RID-X Ad Claims Home Sewage Savings
An old advertisement promotes KID-X and KID-N septic additives. It asserts KID-X prevents backups and odors in new or old septic systems and claims KID-N saves hundreds by reducing digging and pumping. It urges easy use by pouring into the toilet and flushing, while noting RID-X cannot harm porcelain, metal, pipes, or fittings.
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Kid-X
Kid-N
Rid-X
Five killed as mortar shell explodes near Ambala
Five people including four children died when a mortar shell from the India Pakistan war debris detonated in a field near Ambala. The incident underscores ongoing dangers from unexploded ordnance in border regions. Local authorities reported the blast occurred in an open field causing multiple fatalities among nearby residents.
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Ambala
India
Soviet Syria dam talks begin with plan for Euphrates project
Seven Soviet experts arrived in Damascus to discuss a giant Euphrates River dam with Syrian officials. The USSR would provide technical aid and loan Syria 125 million dollars for the construction, signaling a major economic and strategic tie between Moscow and Damascus.
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Damascus
Syria
Euphrates River
Chicago Official Resigns Amid Board Dilemma
Benjamin C. Willis, Chicago's controversial schools chief, resigns effective Aug. 31, four months early to resolve a Board of Education dilemma. Willis, 64, earns 48,500 yearly and would have retired Dec. 23, 1965 on a four year contract. He announced the move at a news conference amid pressure from integration groups and protest marches on City Mall.
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Benjamin C. Willis
Board of Education
Willis
City Mall
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