Odd wolf at door sparks police hunt in Greenwich
In Greenwich two residents saw a wolf at their doors prompting police to form a hunting party. The wolf, a pet of a New York banker named Tommy, was shot after authorities deemed it dangerous at night.
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U S Units Reach Berlin Despite Red Threat
American battle group units arrived safely in West Berlin on the autobahn from West Germany amid East German and Soviet monitoring. The convoy of 1 500 troops, 25 jeeps, and supporting vehicles, led by Lt. Company E, 1st Battle Group, 19th Infantry, faced patrols but continued without incident. The arrival underscores U S control of the movement along the highway into Berlin.
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Pearl Harbor
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Honolulu
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Nehru Bids Portuguese Leave Goa
Prime Minister Nehru declared India will not tolerate the Goa situation as Portugal forces clash with Indian boats. He said there is no solution but for the Portuguese to leave, while defense ministers cautioned against immediate land invasion and awaited proper circumstances. Lisbon said India was lying to justify action against the enclave.
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