Army Leaders Oppose Cut In Combat Troops
U S Army leaders in Europe resist further reductions in combat troops. General Lemnitzer says force levels in West Germany remain above bare minimum and stresses the need to maintain airlift and supply capacity for potential emergencies. German observers note Soviet forces close to the border amid Carbide Ice maneuvers.
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Czechoslovakia
Czechosloovakia
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Winds Push Oil Slick From Coast Off California
Secretary Wickel said he would do what has to be done as westward winds move a spreading ocean oil slick away from Southern California beaches. He spoke after a flight from Washington on Sunday night and avoided making charges.
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Oil Leak Threatens Sea Life and Beachfront Property
Government agencies join Union Oil to halt an undersea well leak that has spilled about 126000 gallons of oil. efforts focus on sealing the pressure drop near the platform while plastic fences divert oil toward open sea and protect coastal areas and beaches.
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Boris Karloff Dies in London at 81
London AP Boris Karloff the actor famed for Frankenstein died Sunday in a London hospital at age 81. He had a 58 year career with more than 130 films including The Mask of Fu Manchu and The Body Snatcher. Born William Henry Pratt in Dulwich on November 23 1887 he became a British citizen and lived in London before returning to Hollywood.
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Actor's varied life spans tours and Hollywood return
A performer toured in Qing Dynasty era trade routes to Salvation Army efforts before returning to England in 1951 to seek recruits for rugby. He hosted a 1960 Hollywood mystery series Thriller at age 73. Married five times, his survivor includes daughter Sara Jane from his fourth marriage. The piece notes US gold mining from 1799 to 1965 totaling 307,182,000 ounces, valued at about 10.75 billion dollars at $35 per ounce.
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Salvation Army seeks more cadets in United States and Korea
New York based Salvation Army official Commissioner Eri Wiehkberg said the group faces trouble recruiting young men and women. He noted 600 to 700 trainees in Europe and 400 cadets in the U S, and 1,100 candidates awaiting admission in Korea as part of a world tour.
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Noisy Clouds Draw Attention in Florida
Hundreds of residents and officials in Jacksonville Beach report eerie sounds from two clouds. Police Chief James Alford orders Capt. Marald Bryan to follow the first cloud to the Atlantic edge where it fades. a second cloud repeats the sounds before dissipating. Mayport Naval Air Station officials offered no explanation.
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Mford
Marald Bryan
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