Atomic Sub Skate Surfaces Through North Pole Ice
The Skate, an American atomic submarine, surfaced at the North Pole on March 17 during a 12 day Arctic voyage. Cmdr James F Calvert led the mission as the submarine broke through to the surface at 90 degrees north. Seven teens including five college students were arrested in Los Angeles for burglary totaling over $5,000 in stolen goods.
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Los Angeles
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Tibetans Fleeing China Granted Asylum by India
Mrs Indira Gandhi, daughter of Prime Minister Nehru and leader of the Congress Party, said in Bombay that Tibetans fleeing Red Chinese rule would be granted asylum under international law. She noted the revolt was a concern for the Indian government.
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Senator Case picks violet as national flower choice
Senator Clifford P. Case of New Jersey joined a growing group of supporters by nominating the violet as the national flower. The move places the violet alongside contenders such as the rose, carnation, corn tassel, grass, daffodil, and marigold in a public selection, while Case noted the violet requires no farm-price supports for soil-bank programs.
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Holiday on Ice opens in Moscow during cultural exchange
The American troupe of 76 performers begins a 30 day stay in the Soviet Union under a cultural exchange program, giving its first performance here on Monday.
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Suspect in Child Killing to Be Freed
A former high school athlete Miller, 23, of Chandler, N. Culhim is being questioned over the 9 year old Candy Rogers death near Spokane. Sheriff Riley doubts Miller’s connection and Spokane police say he traveled to Colorado during the slaying. Miller may be released to his family after a merital examination.
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Hot Springs
Phony Classified Ad Promises Business Opportunity
A dubious classified note pushes a fake business opportunity with a contact string 2-5959. Authorities urge caution as such schemes target readers seeking deals and quick profits.
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