Gold Bars Stolen in Canada Found. Two Arrested
In 1958 a bank robbery in Winnipeg led to the discovery of one of twelve gold bars worth $383,000. Two men were arrested, with the crate found under three feet of snow near Fort Rouge. One suspect, William Kenneth Leishman, was being returned to Winnipeg custody after a parole breach.
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UPI
Canada
Vancouver’ International
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DuBois Clubs Bid Seen as Communist Front Claim
Bloomington Ind up says the 23 year old club leader asserts the DuBois Clubs will not be stopped by charges of being a Communist front. He notes the national organization cites its student base and vows continued political activity despite opposition.
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Haiphong Mining Policy Debated by Officials
Washington briefing shows officials ruling out Haiphong harbor mining as risky. Defense Department unlikely to recommend action now, with flexibility if militarily needed. Murmured debate comes amid broader calls for blockades and pressure on North Vietnam.
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China
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D. Taylor
PT Marlonel Bureau
Washington Mining
le George "Murphy
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Neil “Nam
Murphy
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Czech Spy Expat Expelled From Switzerland Over False Identity
Swiss police identified Hans Schwadtke, a West Germany resident, as a Czech spy who used false identity papers. He served time in Switzerland and is expelled. No West German or American military secrets involved according to officials.
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Iczechoslovak
Hans Sehwadtke
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Schwadtke
Machinists Deadlock Threatens Major Airlines Strike
Five large airlines face a potential strike as machinists represented by the AFL-CIO International Association of Machinists report a deadlock after five months of bargaining. The union seeks a 15 percent pay raise while mediation efforts stall. If talks fail, arbitration may ensue, with a possible 34 day strike window and benefits on the line.
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Afl-Cio
International Association of Mace
Machinists
Joseph W. Ramsey
National Mediation Board
Howard Gamser
Mediation Board
Cest
White House
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