Six Killed in Panama Flag Riots Continue At Border
Reports from Panama border zones describe heavy fighting near the canal zone as Panamanian students planted the flag of Panama beside the American flag at Balboa High School. US troops fired in self defense. panamanian mobs damaged property and voices called for order as Gen. O Meara assumed command. Governor Rockefeller criticized Goldwater’s plan as unsafe and undermining social security.
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Balboa High School
Canal Zone Orderly Return After Troop Deployment
US Army Southern Command ordered to secure the Tana Zone and disperse demonstrators. After forcing dispersal, Gen O'Meara announced the incidents were under complete control and nonessential personnel were removed from the Canal Zone. Schools to close tomorrow and residents not on official duties ordered to stay home.
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Russian Economy in Trouble
The CIA says Soviet leaders refuse to reduce a minimal reserve as they boost gold outflow by nearly 10 million tons of ships to non-Communist countries over the past year. Kremlin leadership allegedly presses for too much with too few resources amid a tightening economy.
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Navy Discloses Radiation Detecting Satellite Launch
The Navy revealed a secret launch of a 120 pound sun powered satellite from Vandenberg AFB California. It carried radiation detectors and six transistors in a test to protect devices from radiation damage. The Navy said it rode piggyback with a 16 pound nuclear powered satellite and noted an earlier Atomic Energy Commission claim about a first satellite powered by a nuclear generator.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Moreno police incident in Sausalito leads to jail time
Assemblyman John Moreno, 36, from Santa Fe Springs, spent a night in jail in Sausalito after harassing bar patrons, parking a state car in a driveway, and smashing a wall. He was fined $29 bail, calmed Thursday, and praised Marin County deputies for their handling of the incident. He claimed he was treated very nicely by officers and criticized his own conduct.
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Ilog” Moreno
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Santa Fe Springs
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Not in GOP Race Says Scranton Declares He Won’t Run
Gov William Scranton said he is not a candidate for the Republican presidential nomination and has cracked down on staffers pushing his name. He noted he would only accept if the convention deadlocks and drafts him, but he is not seeking the nomination.
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