Tourist Accused Of Spying In Moscow Case
Soviet Foreign Ministry expelled American tourist Robert Charles Christner 27 from the USSR accusing him of spying. Christner, a Library of Congress translator from Sparks Nevada, said he was photographing rail depots for a thesis on Soviet railroads. He studied Russian at Monterey and Berkeley after Army service.
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Soviet Union
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Soviet Foreign Ministry
Moscow
Robert Charles Christner
Library of Congress
Christner
Sparks
Nellie Theum
Stalingrad
Leningrad
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Germany
Reed
Geological Survey
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Howard Cannon
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Christner visa case sparks Soviet tensions and local notes
A tourist allegations of Soviet visa revocation create friction as U.S. official remarks promise safe return. Parallel local notices cover Taneytown council budget talks, water tower readiness, and proposed visitor parking forms. Merger news between Capital and United Air Lines appears with stockholder date.
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Local Church Meeting and Buffet Supper Scheduled
The Missionary Church invites members for its regular monthly meeting and buffet supper Tuesday at 6 30 in the Social Hall. Dr Harrison of New York will be guest speaker. Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Harley Holter and family and Mrs Marion Rue with George. First US PhD degree was awarded by Yale in 1861.
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Del
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Wheaton
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Susan Marquis
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Oho
Judith Duarte
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Richard Rinehart
Gettysburg
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Hummelstown
Larry Little
Robin
Maurice Bow
Ars Church
Harrison
New
Henry Alexaner
C. K. Smith and Son
Pilot Dives Plane To Avoid Collision
The BEA Viscount diverted sharply to avoid a taking off American Boeing 707 near Rome. Twenty three of its 46 passengers sustained injuries, mostly minor, with eight hospitalized for observation. The plane landed normally at Rome and continued to London.
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BEA
Malta
London
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