Shrimp boat captain survives Cuban reef crash near Key West
Harold Bothwell skipper of the 73-foot Charles Singleton arrived in Florida with eight crew aboard the Penny Singleton and Make Singleton after a Cuban coast guard helicopter plucked them from the sea. The vessel hit a reef in Cuban waters and was later towed to safety while other details of detentions and travel emerged.
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Harold Bothwell
Charles Singleton
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Nicaragua
Tampa
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Soviet scientist warns US leads in science gap grows
Prominent Soviet physicist Pyotr Kapitsa tells Komsomolskaya Pravda the Soviet Union lags behind the United States in science and that the gap shows no sign of narrowing. He urges transferring 15 to 20 percent of research institute staff to industry to boost productivity and notes US spending of about 21 billion dollars on science with a focus on applied work.
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United States
Pyotr Kapitsa
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England
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Dog Dachau Discovered in Maryland Junk Yard Raid
In Baltimore a junk yard housing 103 dogs destined for sale to research centers was called a Dachau concentration camp for dogs. State police and Humane Society officials freed two emaciated dogs. Lester J. Brown was arrested on 29 counts of cruelty to animals with bail set at 1500 dollars. Brown had operated as a dealer selling dogs to research institutions.
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United States Humane Society
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Society
Lester J. Brown
McMahon
Washington, D.C
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Phony medical phony with delicate laser research
A long-time con man known as Dr Phillips claimed medical expertise and carried licenses across ten states. He worked briefly at the University of Colorado Medical Center on laser research while posing as a surgeon, later exposed by investigators and facing parole issues. Colorado authorities plan no prosecution for the hospital incident.
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Tim
Arthur
Osborne Phillips
Phillips
University of Colorado Medical Center
Ical
Calforla Atones
Colorado
Barhouse
Wheat Ridge
W.C. Henty
Kansas State Parole Board
Sai Phillips
Edward W. Grout
Kansas
James Herman Phillips
Dero
Ala
Possibility of Kidnap Seen in Sylmar Case
Police investigators on Wednesday reopened the missing child case of 3 year old David Dixon as a possible kidnapping. Authorities report no ransom calls or foul play evidence, and a door to door search in the San Fernando Valley area continues. Rewards totaling 16000 dollars are offered for information leading to the boy’s whereabouts.
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UPS
Manuel Pena
San Fernando Valley
David Dixon
William and
Pat Dixon
Richard Weiss
Foothill Division
Los Angeles Police
Dixon
Paul Stover
Pena
Youngister
G. W. Bandy; Co
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