Spy's Bid to Sobell's Wife Reported in Trial
A confessed Soviet agent testified he was ordered to recruit Mrs Helen Sobell wife of Morton Sobell in a Soviet spy network. He said he and Col Rudolf Abel received 5000 dollars to pay Mrs Sobell and bury it at Bear Mountain Park New York. He and Abel sought a radio site in Hopewell Junction New Jersey with a 50000 price tag but found it too high.
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New York
Helen Sobell
Rosenberg
United States
Reino Hayhanen
Rudolf Ivanovich Abel
Brooklyn
Hayhanen
Abel
America
Soviet Union
Russia
Hopewell Junction
N. J
Moscow
New Jersey
Queen Sets Off Highway Job Blast
The queen and Prince Philip travel from Williamsburg area to Washington aboard a Royal Canadian Air Force plane, visiting Jamestown Island and the College of William and Mary. A formal reception follows at the colonial governor's palace, with overnight in Williamsburg before a morning flight to Washington.
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Williamsburg
Royal Canadian Air Force
Jamestown Island
College of William and Mary
Colonial Governor's Palace
Washington
Eisenhower
Delay in Nixon European tour hints at postponement
Reported possible postponement of Vice President Nixon's early November goodwill tour to Britain France West Germany Italy Spain with talks of spring timing. Diplomats noted rumors but said State Department had not decided. officials cited schedule difficulties and cited potential reassurances to allies amid Soviet space and weapons criticisms. The trip would follow his nine nation African swing in March.
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Washington
Nixon
Britain
France
West Germany
Italy
Spain
State Department
Eisenhower
America
Russia
Transit Strike Enters Second Day In Pittsburgh
Thousands of residents used available transit as 2,200 bus and trolley workers strike Pittsburgh Railways Co. for a second day with no talks set. Safety Director Louis Rosenberg called Monday’s traffic jams the worst in the city’s history as autos were scarce.
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Pittsburge
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Louis Rosenberg
Mondey
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Railways
Resenberg
Bloodless Deer Hunter Bags Alligator in Adirondacks
Albany reports George Murphy used a bow and arrow on a deer trip in the Adirondacks and returned with a 32 inch alligator. State officials say the reptile was likely a family pet released when it grew too large.
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Albany
George Murphy
Adirondacks
Murphy
Meeting Place for Seeds Offers in Classifieds
A brief note invites buyers and sellers to use the classified section to place seed offers. The text references a contact code HE 25959 guiding interested parties to submit their seed deals.
Life at the Huntington Hotel Offers Luxe Long Beach Stay
An ad describes the Huntington Hotel at 1790 East Ocean Boulevard Long Beach. It touts two lobbies and private rooms with wall-to-wall carpeting, daily maid service, dining room access, and a weekly rate of 24.50. It promises choice steaks, roast turkey, and Virginia ham, with meals from 65 cents breakfast to 2.15 dollars dinner.
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Riley
Huntington Hotel
Ocean Bld
Long Beach
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Julius
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Ocotawa
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Prince Phi Day
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Blue Croes
Blue Cross
Liane R. Galvin
Sepulveda, California
Pacific Ave
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Deer Hunter
Walkers
Wee Eo Fine
Walker
Ugusi
Risque
Long Bash
St 4Th and Pine
Orion
Walker's
Syroce
Jamaica
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