Rockets Fired In Soviet Port Clash Over Grain Ship
The Soviet press says only signal rockets were fired at the American cargo ship Sister Katinga after Captain Arthur E. Fertig refused to pay charges for unloading 32,000 tons of grain. Fertig reports cutters fired across the bow with 40mm cannons and a boarding party pushed crew. Washington protests excessiveness even as Izvestia portrays the incident as routine signaling.
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Navy boarding party rules violation admitted by Fertig
Javestia said Fertig signed a document admitting violation of boarding party rules. Fertig told Port Said he signed a Russian document that was not translated for him.
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Exiled Russian Christians described in Moscow reports
UPI reports say a religious sect of Christians facing exile worships in basements by night after hiding by day. The group allegedly rejects Soviet power as anti Christ, with leaders said sent to Siberia for forced labor while members kneel in prayer several hours daily. Dozens of youths were reportedly recruited into the group.
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