Soviet submarine buildup raises concern over missile fleets
The article notes 120 launchers on 35 ballistic and 40 guided nuclear and diesel subs, with potential Soviet rocket power near U.S. coasts. It compares 22 US nuclear attack subs and 34 Polaris subs to Soviet growth, and outlines three phases of Moscow’s intensified submarine program aiming for continuous missiles near America.
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Short Circuit Knocks Gemini 8 Off Course
Cape Kennedy reports a short circuit in the Gemini 8 attitude control system caused violent gyrations and an emergency landing. Neil Armstrong and David Scott returned safely after nine days of debriefings and a heroic reception. The Agena target satellite was not involved, and the fault is not expected to affect upcoming Gemini rendezvous flights with a mid May launch planned.
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Spanish fisherman locates missing B 52 bomb off Spain after long search
Francisco Simo guided U S Navy divers to the crash site of the B 52s missing weapon off the southeast coast of Spain after a nine week hunt covering 129 square miles. Three of four bombs were found on land. the fourth was recovered at sea with Simo aiding the effort and declining compensation.
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Simo
Teo
Las Vegas Sun staff and office listings and rates
A fragmented roster lists executives and departments at the Las Vegas Sun including executive editor Vince Anselmo and managing editor FitzGerald, circulation and advertising leaders, and policy on subscriptions and carrier delivery. The text also cites affiliations with press associations and general mailing details.
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McClellan bills target crime laws and enforcement
Senate measures would bar private wiretapping with limited taps by police and protect confessions despite arraignment delays. Other proposals aim to block witness intimidation, treat narcotic addicts medically, and create a crime review commission. Additional federal aid and a consolidated Bureau of Prisons and probation unit are also proposed.
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Buddhists Demand Civilian Rule as Saigon Turmoil Deepens
In Saigon more than 10 000 Buddhists urged civilian leadership while generals agreed to return power to civilians. In Da Nang 2 000 gathered at the Tinh Hoi pagoda amid anti Thi demonstrations as the air war pressed near the Laotian border. Marines and Viet Cong clashed eight miles south of Da Nang with Viet Cong trench fire and a pre-dawn helicopter resupply operation aiding Marines.
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Stane's Fashion Views Stir Controversy on Swimwear and Modesty
The author critiques bikini and short outfit trends describing male shock at exposed skin and wrinkled forms. He compares fashion to sports like golf and bowling, argues form matters, and urges restraint and modesty, advising against bikinis for better cover and intrigue.
Village War Stalemate After Police Retreat
Chaos flared on a Friday night as narcotics pushers and other offenders clashed in the village. Garelik noted a slight rise in felony arrests and a drop in disorderly conduct arrests since the cleanup began, while Edward Koch and residents judged the effort a failure.
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Edward J. Koch
Injured Man Daniel Parr Dead After Highway Crash
Daniel Parr, 62, of Elv., died Friday night from injuries suffered in a single vehicle crash 37 miles east of Tonopah on March 11. He became the state's 37th traffic fatality of the year.
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Fire at Sanger nursery releases toxic fumes
A fire at a Sanger nursery destroyed buildings and released parathion fumes. Police urged residents in the southeast city area to stay indoors until 10 a.m. No injuries were reported.
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