Greeks Find Russia Spy-Wired at Athens Embassy
Athens daily Apogevmatini reports Greek counter-espionage agents found wires and six microphones under the floor of the Greek embassy in Moscow. An uneven parquet led to a search uncovering a network of wires and a Special Radget. Moscow counterspies dug at night near the side wall before resurfacing it. Foreign Minister Averoff declined comment and a ministry spokesman called it an old story with no follow-up.
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Meteorite Could Trigger War Warns Nininger
Dr. H. Nininger of Sedona warns meteorites may be mistaken for intercontinental missiles and provoke war. He urges defense personnel to learn meteorite signatures and radar blips to prevent misidentification and costly misfires amid ballistic missile era.
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Nininger
American Meteorite Museum
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Dr. Nininger
Inquest Opens Into Death of King Erik XIV in 1577
Swedes opened the tomb of King Erik XIV in Vasteras Cathedral amid a revived death mystery. Thirteen scientists will conduct a weeklong inquest with modern analysis to determine if arsenic poisoning, smothering, bleeding, or opium caused his death in the late 1570s.
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Erik
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Smaller Car Plea Voiced in New York
Mayor Robert I. Wagner asked five major auto makers to build smaller cars to curb space shortages and traffic congestion. The appeal, made for the Metropolitan Regional Conference of which he is chairman, targets officials in the New York New Jersey Connecticut region.
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Storm Damaged Pacific Vessels Receive Coast Guard Aid
The Coast Guard and Navy assist four ships hit by a recent Pacific storm. Two distressed Russian vessels are due at Midway Island around sunrise Tuesday, including the Gen. Paniilov with a cracked deck and the Odessa formerly the American Liberty ship bound from Vancouver for grain. The British freighter Ripley, fuel running low, may reach Midway late to lay up. The Lib erian Wanderer lost its propeller and is aided by the Coast Guard cutter Bering Straits into port.
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