Tug Towing Old Battlewagon Races Killer Winds in Pacific
The Cambrian Salvor tows the 32,000 ton Chilean battleship Almirante Latorre toward Japan to scrap as Hurricane Dot drives killer winds 4,000 miles southwest of Victoria. Captain James Van leads the crew of 30 aboard the tug Island Tug and Barge 1 Co faces 120 knot gale while making six knots toward safety. The next two days will reveal if they outrun the storm.
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Iowa Town Calm Hearing of Nikita's Possible Visit
West Central Iowa residents react calmly as news spreads that Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev may stay with farmer Roswell Garst near towns of about 1,700 people during a hurricane event. Garst, known for seed corn trade with the Soviets, has hosted Russian delegations since 1955 and invites Khrushchev to see local agriculture and corn while the storm looms.
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Bob) Garst
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Chemist Succumbs At Ohio State University
Dr. Harvey Vernon Moyer, 65, chair of the chemistry department and professor of analytical chemistry at Ohio State University, died Wednesday in Columbus. He held key leadership roles and contributed to the field through decades of scholarly work.
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Harvey Vernon Moyer
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Ohio State University
Hiroshima Anniversary Prayer Ties Leftist Clash
In Hiroshima 14th anniversary ceremonies drew 30 000 mourners and included a memorial prayer amid protests over the U S Japan security treaty A visit by Linus Pauling and delegates from Britain West Germany and the United States marked the event while rightist groups disrupted the gathering and leaflets urged rejection of atomic arms testing In Lincoln New Hampshire a boy drowned at the Basin amid the conference turmoil at Hiroshima headquarters and related protests in Md and Mexico City.
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Nicaragua admits rebel invasion and captures details
Nicaragua reversed its stance to acknowledge an invasion by rebel forces from Honduras and Costa Rica. Officials said most invaders were captured or routed, with one killed and a Costa Rican major captured. Roughly 15 rebels reportedly crossed from Honduras and Costa Rica, with at least one combatant using a Cuban passport.
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