Elevating the Polaris: Sub Roosevelt Dives With Newsmen
Newsmen ride aboard the SSBN 600 Theodore Roosevelt as it submerges on a test dive. Comdr Bill Sims guides a 380-foot nuclear sub carrying 16 Polaris missiles in its torpedo room, with depths and speeds kept secret. Roosevelt to join Washington Henry and Lee on patrol, capable of reaching most enemy targets.
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Polaris
Dick Richards
Stockton
San Diegon
Theodore ‘Roosevelt
America
Comdr
Bill Sims
Thursdday
Evers
Land Rubbers
Sherwood Forest
Roosevelt
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
George Washjeee
Ington
Patrick Henry
Robert E. Lee
Navy
Pianist Istomin Shines Under Basile With LA Philharmonic
At International Night in Los Angeles, Arturo Basile conducted the Los Angeles Philharmonic as pianist Eugene Istomin delivered a luminous Schumann concerto. The performance drew praise for warmth and clarity, with Basile and the orchestra earning strong applause and the audience noted for its diverse dignitaries. The program opened with MendelssohnOpera and The Moldau, followed by Brahms Symphony No.2, all rendered with controlled vigor and thoughtful interpretation.
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Los Angeles Philharmonic Auditorium
Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
Arturo Basile
Eugene Isthmin
Eugene Istomin
Hollywood Bowl
Iuubus
Lou Tauey
Hell
Basile
Arluri
Los Angeles
San Francisco Opera Company
Mendelssohn
Smetana
Nover
Brambs
Atlas Missile Scores First Flight Test Success
Canaveral Florida reports the Atlas missile achieved its first flight test success blazing 7 000 miles to a South Atlantic target. It ends a string of three straight failures and uses the most powerful US rocket engines to date.
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Canaveral
Flara
South Atlantic Ocean
Atlantic
Cape
Clerk Slays Family Sets House Afire in Los Angeles
A shipping clerk attacked his wife and two children, strangled them, and set their Los Angeles home ablaze before self inflicting burns. The victims included Mrs. Zaniata N. Evans, 38, and her children Keith Evans, 10, Ornette Henry Evans, 3. Irvin Evans, 88, survived with severe burns and was hospitalized. Firefighters Chester Mastin, Russell Hill, and Lee McClellan were injured while rescuing the bodies and handling the blaze. Police stated motive undetermined and a bystander, Mrs Quanita Stewart, 64, stayed overnight in the home.
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Los Angeles
Zaniata N. Evans
Keith Ory
Ornette Henry FE
Irvin Evans
General Hospital
Chester A. Mastin
Russell E. Hill
Lee J. McClellan
Quanita Stewart
Evans
Eichmann Trial Date Set for April 11
In Jerusalem prosecutors announce the sixth session of Adolf Eichmann's war crimes trial will begin on April 11. The formal indictment accuses Eichmann of responsibility for the deaths of millions of Jews during the Nazi era.
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Eichmann
Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Hera
Army Urges Immediate Start On Zeus Missile Production
Army leaders push for rapid initiation of limited Zeus anti missile production to deter Soviet systems. Gen. George Decker testifies before House Armed Services, backed by Secretary Elvis Stahl, amid Senate probe on missile reliability and budgetary needs.
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Washington
George Decker
House Armed Services
Army
Elvis Dn Stahl Jr
Decker
Zeus
Staler
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Scenate
Defense
John €. Stennis
D. Miss
Stennis
Net $215000 in Counterfeit Bills Seized in Calif Raid
Secret Service agents raided the Dinette Restaurant in Richmond early today and recovered about 215000 in counterfeit ten and fifty dollar notes. Bridgette Johnson, 30, owner, was arrested on suspicion of passing counterfeit notes. Johnson allegedly acted as wholesale distributor for a gang supplying notes to Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Utah, and California. The bills were said to be produced by Albert R. Foster, LA ex convict killed in a Dec 20, 1960 auto crash near Ely, Nav. No additional arrests yet. officials anticipate six to eight more arrests.
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Richmond
Calif
UPD
Secret Service
Iills
Tom ‘Hanson
Bridgette Johnson
Dinette
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Utah
California
Bank Head Found Dead in Shortage
Eldon Job, president of Community National Bank and Trust Co, was found dead in an empty house in Knoxville Iowa. The FBI reported a substantial bank shortage but offered no size details. A bank examiner and a spokesman noted irregularities while saying business continued. This followed recent Iowa bank shortage cases including embezzlement at Sheldon and shortages at Malvern Trust and Savings Bank.
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Knoxville
Towa
UPD
Community National Bank ‘and Trust Co
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Eldon Job
FBI
Omaha
Neb
Agenta
Central
Iowa
Sheldon National Bank
Burnice Geiger
Malvern Trust, and Savings Bank
John
Willard
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Narth
de Gaulle
Paris
Sergei Vinogradov
Charles de Gaulle
Atlas
Lon Zeus
Fens
Free World
Stahr
U.S
Europe
Pacific
Airlines
All American Ticket and Reservations
American Airlines
Ladies Dusters
Jamaica
Coleman Stove
Largs
Nyton
Bath Towels Ensemble
Lakewood Blvd
Lakewood Center
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