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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1963
Page
9
Alfred Sheinwold presents a bridge detective game with a hand where East's opening lead and subsequent plays reveal a so called criminal. The puzzle asks readers to spot East as the offender and explains the winning lines then offers a book prize offer for further guidance.
Three former police officers Joseph Paur Wilhelm Wacker and Otto Koeller will face trial in Nuremberg on May 13 on charges of murdering about 2400 Jews in the Ukraine in 1942.
A shipment of 1.2 million bees arrived in Britain from the United States to restock hives damaged by severe winter weather.
Josef Bengal and Otto Joklik, alleged Israeli agents, will be tried in Basel Switzerland. They are charged with threats to Prof Pauli Goercke through his daughter regarding work on United Arab Republic weapons programs.
West Germany may launch its first earth satellite within three years the Boelkow Rocket Development Co said Plans call for five satellites to be launched by American Atlas Agena B rockets from 1966 to 1968
A 24 member civil and military CEP team arrived in Papeete Tahiti to start preparations for France’s nuclear tests on Muroroa Atoll.
Paris poet playwright Jean Cocteau 73 is out of danger regarding his heart after a recent heart attack. He remains hospitalized for lung congestion and continual treatment.
Washington dispatch reports Soviet writers in Red Star claim U S missiles are outdated and inferior to Soviet rockets. Articles critique Thor Jupiter Minuteman Polaris programs, boast a modern Soviet navy and sea dominance, and depict U S subs as vulnerable to Soviet weaponry.
In Dunoon Scotland Labor Party Leader Harold Wilson says Britain is losing scientists to the United States because British industry does not use them. He rejects charges that the exodus is caused by faults in the American school system raised by Science Minister Lord Hailsham.
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