Soviet Spy Ship Near Guam Signals Guam Visit by Johnson
A Soviet spy vessel anchored near Guam tracks President Johnson’s Guam trip as he prepares for a Vietnam war conference. Navy officials treat the ship as a curiosity while civilian residents exchange vodka and cigarettes with its crew under supervision.
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Tin Island
Guam
Pacific
U.S
Agana
Horace Bird
Navy
Marianas
Aite
United States
Apra Harbor
Andersen Air Force Base
Vietnam
William Crum
Strategic Air Command
White House Puts Damper On Trip
President Johnson will visit Guam to review Vietnam efforts with top aides and generals in a routine semiannual meeting. Attendees include Dean Rusk Robert McNamara Westmoreland Lodge Komer and Wheeler with the trip expected to last about two days.
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Washington
White House
Johnson
Guam
George Christian
California Democratic Council
California
Council
U.S
North Vietnam
Pentagon
Thailand
Vietnam
United States
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Robert Komer
William Oc. Westmoreland
South Vietnam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Beer Ship Avoids Viet Cong Fire Delivering In Vietnam
The San Miguel Brewer, a 1300 ton ship, sails from Manila monthly to South Vietnam carrying nearly four million beer cans. Master Lorenzo Calulo recalls shells flying overhead while beer reaches the 9th Infantry Division at My Tho. A U S Navy boat once sought beer aboard after a sampan sinking.
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Peter O’loughlin
Manila
South Vietnam
San Miguel
9Th Infantry
My Tho
Lorenzo Calulo
Svetlana Stalina Fleeing Newsmen In Swiss Alpine Hideout
Svetlana Stalina, daughter of Joseph Stalin, fled a Beatenberg hotel after arrival on a three month tourist visa. Police and guards said she left with three Swiss officers watching over her as hundreds of reporters swarmed the Alps village in Beatenberg.
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Michael Goldsmith Beatenberg
Switzerland
Svetlana Stalina
Beatenberg
Jungfraublick
Hans Zahler
Joseph Stalin
Zahler
Miss Stalina
Soviet Union
Justice
Ludwig von Moos
Alps
Bern
Thalidomide Makers Face Charges in West Germany
Nine officers and scientists of Chemie Gruenenthal face charges of bodily injury and negligent manslaughter over thalidomide. Evidence links the drug to birth defects in about 6,500 children across 20 countries. Prosecution cites Lenz’s 1961 warning and the firm’s halted sales after alarms.
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Aachen
Germany
Chemie Gruenenthal
Austria
Philippines
Heinrich Gierlich
Josef Havertz
Eberhard Knipfer
Gruenenthal
Stolberg
Widuking Lenz
Lenz
Sherry Finkbine
Sweden
West Germany
Cable Railway At Lake Thun Draws Visitors By Road
Visitors reach Thun by road to access a cable railway rising from the lake. Most travelers prefer the scenic ascent via this transport as they start their ascent from the lake shore.
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Lake of
Thun
Grandma's Molasses touted as nutrition booster
A vintage ad touts Grandma's West Indies Molasses as more than a sweetener. The copy claims iron calcium and B vitamins boosting energy up to 20 percent, plus research suggests it helps keep you regular. One spoon daily promotes feeling great and regularity, with unsulphured sweetness.
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Pacific Islands
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Thru Service
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New York
Cruise
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Asheville
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Augusta
Tampa
Norfolk Thru Express
Union Bus Terminal
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Svetlana
Holland
New Mexico
Charles Farlow
N. Main
Oses SZ
Real Bowis
Daisy Stamey
Tigerino
Humble OL & Refining Company
America
Esso
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