Quiet Holy Loch Base Moves Forward in Scotland
Ronald Thomson reports on Holy Loch in Scotland where a Soviet missile threat meets a peaceful loch as Britain allows a US Polaris submarine base. The plan draws protests, parliamentary debate, and local support from Highland figures like Edward F. Wyatt who argues the base strengthens alliance defense and deters war.
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Holy Loch
Scotland
Britain
United States
Holy Lacs
London
Harold MacMillan
U. S
Wyatt
Highlands
Ellow
Executive Suites Turn Sour in Antitrust Case Fallout
Philadelphia AP reports executives across the electric equipment industry face prison and probation after guilty pleas in a broad price fixing and bid rigging conspiracy. 29 companies owe 1.7 million in fines, 44 executives pay 137.50 thousand. Sentences include 31 jailed, 24 with five years probation, many near retirement, while some employers already demote or dismiss implicated staff.
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Philadelphia
Caesar
J. Cullen Ganey
U. S. Dist. Court
Do Poor Times Open Up Jails
Correction Commissioner Maury C. Koblenz said Ohio faces possible prison influx tied to the recession. He noted unemployment can influence crime with a three to six month lag and cited a roughly 300 monthly intake last year. He expects trend clarity over the next three months.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Maury C. Kobientz
Koblentz
Indians of Venezuela Capture and Eat Electric Eels
Venezuelan Indians reportedly hunted electric eels by driving horses into flooded waters to absorb the initial shocks and then catching the stunned eels once their power waned.
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Venezuela
Cats To Live High On Hog With 10 Gs
Seven former alley cats become permanent wards of the Atlanta Humane Society after Mrs. W. K. Dunn's will directs a $10,000 bequest for the care of she cats. The four males and three females were taken to the shelter after her Feb. 1 death.
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Atlanta, Ga
W. K. Dunn
Atlanta Humane Society
State Check On Adoption Ordered
State Welfare Director Mary Gorman ordered a statewide adoption register to track adopted children. The move accompanied a report criticizing the Ohio social administration division in Ashtabula County. The division had been led by Robert Canary, whom Gorman removed, and she ordered him to draft a child welfare manual.
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Columbus, Ohio
Mary Gorman
Social Administration Division
Ashta
Uia
Robert Canary
Gorman
College Paper Slams Firing Of Eisenhower Aide Adams
The Massachusetts Collegian blasts Amherst trustees for hiring then firing former Eisenhower aide Sheridan Adams before he spoke. It says the move deprives students of knowledge and criticizes financial backing by Ford Foundation rather than the state. Adams, retired in Lincoln New Hampshire, could not comment.
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Amherst
Mass
Sheridan Adams
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Meers
University of Massachusetts
The
Massachusetts Collegian
Adams
Lincoln
N. H
Ford
Commonwealth
MacMillan, 67, Scoffs At Retirement Rumors
London reports Prime Minister Harold Macmillan turning 67 at his desk amid speculation of resignation. Aides say the birthday was a working one, with a few drinks shared with African leaders and British ministers at talks on Northern Rhodesia's constitutional future.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Northern
Rhodesia
Ike Says He Is Got No Health Worries After Checkup
Former President Eisenhower underwent a strictly routine medical checkup at March Field Air Force Base, flying 5 miles from his Palm Springs golfing vacation. His secretary said she had never seen him look better, and the president and Mrs. Eisenhower were staying in a rented home overlooking the Eldorado Country Club near Palm Desert.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Eisenhower
March Field Air Force Base
Jane McCaffrey
Eldorado Country Club
Palm Desert
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