Soviet Yankee-class subs patrol Atlantic within US reach
Pentagon sources say Polaris type and Yankee class Soviet submarines patrol the Atlantic within striking distance of the United States. About 12 Yankee subs are operational with 12 to 14 more under construction, part of large global Soviet naval maneuvers as Congress considers a $435 million Navy ship construction bill.
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Castro claims exile invaders killed or captured in Cuba
Fidel Castro said a small exile guerrilla force that landed last week has been killed or captured except for four men. He stated 13 invaders total, with two killed and two captured Tuesday, amid U S base at Guantanamo reference and U S blame for the invasion. Alpha 66 leaders denied U S involvement as exiles massed to enlist elsewhere.
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Light Plane Crashes Into Home Killing Six Aboard
A private Beechcraft Bonanza crashed into a house in Austin Texas injuring two in the building. Six aboard were killed and the Babbit family baby survived. Officials identified victims including Dr. Robert G. Farris Dr. B. E. Becker Jr and Mrs Farris with others believed to be James Dickens and Peggy Bobbit among the dead or injured. A passerby rescued Mrs Bobbit from the burning house.
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Labor Secretary warns against big long term pay increases
Labor Secretary George P. Shultz warned that large wage hikes in long term contracts could trigger national economic harm. He cited three year wage rises of 15 percent and urged unions to resist escalating costs. Meanwhile Atlanta city workers settled for 4.3 percent, and Chicago truckers pressed for 41.25 percent over three years. The Teamsters tentatively agreed to 27.5 percent over three years, with threats to reopen nationwide talks.
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