Canadians Search for Submarines Near Newfoundland Cove
Halifax reports Canadian ships and planes scanning the Newfoundland coast after fishermen spotted subs. Rear Adm. Hugh F. Pullen, head of Atlantic command, says operations seek to identify subs seen over months. Defense Minister Pearkes notes ongoing search in recent weeks. Authorities refuse to disclose force size to avoid compromising the operation. The Province in Vancouver cites a waterfront source claiming a Soviet freighter rendezvoused with two subs in the north Pacific near British Columbia, with subs seen off the coast for weeks. The ship named Alexander Nevsky reportedly was among about 15 Soviet vessels expected in Vancouver for wheat.
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N. S.P
Newfoundland
Hugh F. Pullen
Rehief
Canadian Navy
Atlantic Command
Defense
G. R. Pearkes
Maral
Canada
Vancouver
the Province
North Pacific
British Columbia
Alexander Nevsky
Northwest airliner gear failure injures none at Pittsburgh landing
An Northwest Airlines plane with 29 aboard skidded on landing at Greater Pittsburgh Airport when its main gear collapsed. Sparks and ruptured fuel tank followed but no fire. Pilot Arnold Wilkan Arnott maintained control as passengers described a rough landing and praised the crew. The Civil Aeronautics Board will investigate the gear collapse.
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NCS Morihwest Aire
Vines
Greater Pittsburgh
Washington
Soattin
Northwest
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Wilkan
Arnot
BoApolis
Arnold
Vantral
Colard
Ties Beard
Expert Says Sputnik Sighted but 10 Times
CAMBRIDGE MASS UP says there have been more than 70 actual sightings of the Huse satellite from stations around the world. He notes only Australia reported sighting the satellite, while many saw the rocket. Observers are urged to distinguish the rocket from the satellite and to support cautious reports for scientific data.
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Cambridge
Mass
Moonwatch
Withxaniay Astrophysical Observatory
Hemispher
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Australia
Chile
Dern
Metherlands West Indies
Spitz
Plut
Japan Seeks Damages From Britain Over Nuclear Test Losses
Informant sources say Japan will seek about 138000 dollars in damages from Britain for losses suffered by Japanese fishermen due to British nuclear tests in the South Pacific this summer.
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Japan
Britain
South Pacific
Live the Lite of Riley at Huntington Hotel
A distorted hotel notice announces lodging at the Huntington Hotel Long Beach. It lists 1280 E Ocean Blvd Long Beach with two laboratories or rooms, private baths, wall to wall carpeting, and meals priced around 24.20 per person weekly. Dining includes breakfast and regular dinners with a single dining room facing outside.
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Huntington Hotel
Ocean Blvd
Long Beagh
Toulevach
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