Soviet admiral cites U S destroyer Walker collision claim
Vice Admiral N Smirnov writing in Krasnaya Zvezda accuses the U S destroyer Walker of provoking two collisions with Soviet ships in the Sea of Japan last week. He asserts the Walker tailed a Soviet vessel on May 11 for an hour then sped up and rammed toward it while warning against violations.
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N. Smirnov
Krasnaya Zvezda
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Smirnov
U. S. Skipper Calls Bumping Accident in Sea of Japan
Cmdr Stephen McClaren of the USS Walker says the bumping of the Walker by two Soviet destroyers was a miscalculation by Soviet captains and not deliberate. He describes matching speed to minimize damage in the first collision near Vladivostok and notes a hole in the bow after the second hit, with no American injuries.
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U.S. Seventh Fleet
Macclaren
Charles Peter Schnerr
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Kansas
San Francisco coin dealer indicted in mint theft conspiracy
Richard B. Marcus, 50, indicted on one conspiracy count and five counts of receiving stolen United States property. Accused of obtaining coins from a mint employee and offering them for sale at advanced prices. Arraignment set in U.S. District Court on June 2. Maximum penalty 55 years and $60,000 fine.
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San Francisco
Richard B. Marcus
U.S. District Court
United States
Dairy Strike Grows Involving 300 Machinists In Southland
The dairy strike expands as 300 International Association of Machinists members join over 200 striking Operating Engineers in a wage dispute at dairies. Teamsters cross picket lines as engineers seek pay scales aligning with San Francisco dairies. industry offers rejected. The walkout began last week with about 20 plants affected in San Diego Bakersfield and Los Angeles County.
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International” Association of Machinists
Teamsters Union
Teamster Union
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Bakersfield
Los Angeles County
San Francisco
Dairies
Teamsters
Censure proceedings against Sen. Dodd set for Monday
Senate leaders announced that censure hearings against Sen. Thomas J. Dodd will begin Monday as scheduled. Majority Leader Mansfield rejected a six week delay urged by Sen. Long, saying the matter is out of their hands. Dirksen confirmed the plan and noted Long sought more time to prepare a defense with an unnamed attorney. The leaders said Dodd had agreed to the May 22 start and warned no committee meetings would occur during sessions until resolution.
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Jamies Garrison
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Dirksen
Mansfield
Dodd
Disarmament Conference resumes in Geneva stalls draft
The eight week recess ended with the four nation talks at Geneva failing to produce a draft treaty to halt nuclear weapons spread. U S and Soviet delegates Foster and Roshchin entered empty handed and could not present a partial draft or agreed terms. Talks to restart work broke down after several meetings in Geneva.
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U.S
William C. Foster
Alexei A. Roshchin
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Roshehin
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