Russians Use Code System To Coordinate Massive Jamming
U S officials report the Soviet Union now jams U S and Western broadcasts on a large scale using coded signals to prevent mortals from learning outside Kremlin interpretations. About 2,500 jammers operate, targeting Voice of America during U N Middle East crisis coverage. Cost of the jamming effort exceeds 100 million dollars annually.
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Dying veteran delayed four hours for hospital care
The 10 year Spanish American War veteran pensioner, Charles Sehrack, ill with cancer, was repeatedly refused admission by VA and Harbor General hospitals. Relatives say miscommunications and bed shortages led to a four hour delay before he was finally admitted to Long Beach hospital Friday afternoon, after prior attempts to get him to Veterans Hospital. His wife and daughters describe a painful, costly struggle for timely care with limited funds.
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Plan to Ask Hiring of Skunk Catcher
Los Angeles reports plans to appeal the Animal Regulation Commission on Monday for funds to hire two skunk catchers to round up invading skunks in San Fernando Valley after Canoga Park residents report children bitten by rabid animals. Separate notes say a Veteran Affairs official clarified a man was released due to a misunderstanding and could have stayed until a bed at a VA Hospital became available.
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Two Hungarians Invasion At Swiss Legation Subdued
Two armed Hungarian refugees invaded Switzerland’s communist legation in Bern today but Swiss police subdued them with tear gas and submachine guns. One assailant was critically wounded in a 20 minute gun battle. both men surrendered as officers entered at the Hungarian minister’s request. The injured man was carried out with facial wounds, a police doctor said he was in critical condition. An armed guard remained at the gate after police pulled back.
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Moon Mystery Looms as Rocket Heads for Lunar Side
An American unar rocket may blast off Sunday to photograph the far side of the moon in hopes of answering whether its unseen face differs from the side we know. Experts discuss craters rays composition atmosphere life and possible past explosions, while the mission aims to separate fact from fiction about our nearest celestial companion.
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Mystery explodes over Galway airliner crash inquest
Strong evidence points to KLM Super Constellation Hugo de Groot exploding in flight killing 34 bodies found 160 miles off Galway Bay. Post mortems show victims died before impact as autopsies reveal burns and mutilation suggesting in-flight explosion. Autopsies cover 25 women 8 men and 1 child amid wreckage pieces.
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Nautilus to Sail for Home Monday
The U S Navy atomic submarine Nautilus, famed for crossing the North Pole underwater, will sail for home Monday after a six week visit to Portland England.
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UPI
U.S. Navy
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Nasser and Faisal Hold Talks Amid Lebanon Tension
Cairo reports say President Nasser and Crown Prince Faisal met yet again as UAR and Saudi Arabia seek to patch relations. Unofficial notes discuss plans for a wider Arab alliance while Lebanon sees reduced arm imports and a fragile truce amid ongoing unrest.
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Teamsters Move to Suspense Officer Brennan Under Monitors
The Teamsters general counsel said the union will comply with monitors order to suspend Vice President Owen Brennan from office, pending a charge of misappropriation by August 25. The monitors and Senate Rackets Committee focus on Hoffa era issues as Dorfman invokes the Fifth Amendment and other witnesses are questioned in the Greenlease ransom case aftermath.
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