Soviet Sub Sightings Near Grand Banks Prompt Navy Notice
The Navy reported positive sightings of one or two Soviet submarines near a tanker and tug about 400 miles east of Newfoundland. A P2V Neptune and a helicopter observed a submarine wake and snorkel before it submerged, suggesting at least two subs operating with the Soviet vessel. The area, offshore, has seen increased submarine activity and fuel at sea hints. In Tokyo, Orient junior lightweight Hiroshi Okawa defeated Philippines fighter Flash Panic by unanimous decision in a 10‑round bout.
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Washington
Navy
Case Grace
Newfoundland
U.S. Navy
Grand Banks
Atlantic
Kokand
Navy Sad
High Seas
Kapitan V. Fedotov
Pacific Ocean
Pacific
Soviet Union
U.N. Assembly
New York
Tokyo
Hiroshi
Okawa
Japan
Orient
Philippinne
Flash
Panio
Optimist Club Award Ceremony Honors Alpha Portland Officials
The Frederick Evening Optimist Club presented a certificate to Alpha Portland officials after a Wednesday night ceremony at the plant. Stanley Gaver, president of Bible, urged police protection for frequent trips with little notice. State Dept said a Soviet trip proposal to Glen Cove would be considered, with embassy approval announced later. Ray Wachier of the Optimists presented the certificate to Park Wagner, plant engineer, and Lucius Lilly, assistant plant manager. Among sea creatures, killer whales are dolphins.
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Optimist
Frederick
State Department
Glen Cove
Long Island
Pheis
Ray Wachier
Optimists
Park Wagner
Lucius Lilly
Khrushchev To Visit Long Island
The State Department granted permission for Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev to leave Manhattan for a weekend on Long Island. The Soviet UN delegation has an estate at Glen Cove and Khrushchev sought Friday evening or Saturday morning access, with return to Manhattan Sunday night.Officials cited security limits while the Soviets protested for unrestricted access to Glen Cove.
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Washington
State Department
Nikita Khrushchev
Manhattan Island
Long Island
United Nations
Glen Cove
L.1
Khrushchev
Manhattan
United Nations General Assembly
New York City
Impos
Baltimore Firefighters Union Elects First Black Members
The Baltimore Fire Fighters Association elected its first two Black members, described by officials as the first of their race to join. The move follows an EEOC charge of racial discrimination earlier this year.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Association of Fire Fighters
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
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Bear
E. Patrick St
Stanley Gaver
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T. Delaughter & Son
Shookstown Road
Kaempf & Harris, In
Amerien Standard Bell
Frederick, Md
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Cavetown Planing Mill CO
R. R. Rice
Glass & Mirror, Inc
East Street
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the Economy Oil CO
New McCulloch
Kinsey
Fisher’s, Inc
Rodacolor
Davis
Frederick Shopping Center
Kehne Furniture Co
Weil
Hamilton Avenue
East South St
Witout
Monogram
EAST
FredeRick's Garden
Hollies
RouTe
Arbor Vitae
Hetzi Juniper
Treeland Nurseries, Inc
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