Soviet Trawlers Near Virginia Rocket Base Stir Friction
Nearly 100 Soviet bloc trawlers fished off the Virginia coast within 20 miles of Wallops Island where a nightly meteorological rocket launch was planned. Coast Guard cutters monitored 10-foot seas and 40 mph winds as trawlers moved 25 to 45 miles offshore and some approached Wallops within 10 miles, violating the 12-mile zone. Navy and space officials noted the incident as economic rather than military and prepared a routine wind-measuring launch at Wallops tonight.
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Portsmouth
Virgina
Wallops Island
Hampton Roads
Wallops
Maryland Line
Chincoteague Islands
Coast Guard
United States
Point Arena
J.g
Rex Wesling
Cherokee
Point Brown
National Agronautics and Space Administration
Six Arab Youths Expelled by Israel
Israel announced the expulsion of six Arab youths amid protests and claims of anti Israeli activity. Jordan and U.N. Security Council debates continued as clashes and demonstrations rose in Jerusalem and the West Bank, with schools closed and police patrolling the Old City.
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Tel Aviv
U.N. Security Council
Iweek
Levi Eshkol
Newsweek !Magazine
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Newsweek
Eshkol
iNasser
Nasser
Jordan
Jerusalem
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Pittsburgh
Old City
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Narick
International
U.N
de Carl de Pasqua
Il I
Jaels
Wastransmant Khan
Tres
Issraelis
Jervishy
East Jerusalem
Yasser Arafat
al ‘Fatah Commandos
Palatine Liberation Organization
Jenin
Tulkarm
Ramal- ‘Lah
el Bireh
el Birce
Amman Radio
Iraq
Abdullah Sal
Mittspurgh
Atslum Samarrai
Athens
Middle East
Samarrai
First Flight of 747 Is Absolutely Ideal
The Boeing 747 made its first flight at Paine Field, with pilot Jack Waddell calling the test “absolutely ideal.” A minor flap misalignment forced a 1 hour 15 minute test to end early, but the jumbo jet impressed with its size, range, and quiet engines as flight officials planned a quick second test.
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Wash
Jack Waddell
Paine Field
Waddell
Jess Wallick
Saint John
N.B
United Ln
Gan
West Berlin travel ban prompts air link plan for vote
West Germany faces a travel ban on surface routes to Berlin Dong the presidential elector group and others. Election in West Berlin for the Federal Assembly to choose a successor to President Luebke could trigger air travel to circumvent East German restrictions.
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Heinrich Luebke
United States
Britain
France
West Berlin
Soviet Union
Bonn
Berlin
Klaus Schuetz
Washington
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Nixon
West Germany
Dirksen and Nixon Split Over Steel Import Quotas
President Nixon and Senate leader Everett Dirksen drift toward a split on a bill to impose steel import quotas. Dirksen cites Illinois steel needs and questions whether voluntary limits will curb imports. Hartke backs the bill and warns of foreign exporters invading the U.S. market. Gore and Williams question quotas and suggest alternative tax options.
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Nixon
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Wllnois
Sen
Vance Hartke
State Department
Japan
Europe
Hartke
Gen
House
Senate Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Perry Russo Called For His Plot Story
New Orleans dispatch reports Perry Raymond Russo 27 an insurance salesman testifies at a hearing in the Kennedy case detailing a party at Ferries apartment where Clay Shaw Lee Harvey Oswald and Ferrie allegedly discussed and refined a plot to kill President Kennedy.
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FBI
Truitt
Champlain
Canada
Clinton County
U.S
Joseph W. Kelley
Miami
Fla
Havana
Cuba
France
Perry Russo
New Orleans
UPS
Perry Raymond Russo
Clay L. Shaw
Lee Harvey Oswald
David W. Ferrie
John F. Kennedy
Russo
Ferrie
Dist
Jim Garrison
Shaw
Kennedy
Criminal District Court
F. Irvin Dymond
Spiesel
New York
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Pueblo Crew Testimony Tightens Focus Of Navy Pueblo Inquiry
Navy court narrows in on prison hardships after 82 Pueblo sailors endured 13 months in North Korean captivity. Testimony from 10 crewmen last week and new questions on battle stations gear, conduct rules, and navigation highlight the shift from capture details to prisoner experiences.
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Calif
Navy
Dts
The
Pueblo
Lloyd M. Bucher
CWO
Gene Howard Lacy
Wendell Leach
Norbert Klepac
Marshall White
Klepac
UK Defense Minister Warns Western Forces Could Sink Soviet Ships
Denys Healey said Western forces in the Mediterranean could sink all Soviet ships within minutes if war broke out, as Russia flexed its regional naval power around Hamburg.
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Hamburg
Germany
Denis Healey
Russia
Bread Famine Deepens as Dublin Strikes Spread
Dublin unions clash over extending strikes that have caused bread shortages and industrial paralysis. AP reports tensions rising as workers press for wage and policy concessions amid ongoing disruptions across the city.
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Dublin
Ireland
Irish Republic
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