RAF Jets Bombard Torrey Canyon in Flames Off Land's End
56 jet fighters attacked the grounded tanker Torrey Canyon as napalm rockets and bombs exploded around its stern. The vessel ran aground 12 days ago on Seven Stones Reef spilling 118,000 tons of oil into the sea near Land's End and the Scilly Islands as efforts to refloat failed.
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France Launches Its First Nuclear Submarine Le Redoutable
France unveiled Le Redoutable, a 420 foot nuclear powered submarine, at Cherbourg as France joins the United States Britain and the Soviet Union in atomic undersea craft. The launch follows 12 years of work since 1958 and marks a milestone in France s military capability.
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Chou Enlai Attacks Maoist Poster Campaign in Peking
Hong Kong's Ming Pao reports Premier Chou Enlai condemned Maoist posters denouncing officials as he led a Maoist meeting in Peking. He questioned the posters use while accompanied by Vice Premiers Li Fu-chun and Li Hsien-lien amid a broader power struggle.
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Market Highlights Dow Jones Edges Higher At Noon
United Press International reports stock market activity at noon with Dow Jones industrial average at 871.98 down 3.30, rails at 231.92 up 0.13, utilities 137.64 up 0.56, and the overall market at 310.88 down 0.38. Trading volume around 5.9 million shares as many major names appear in mixed motion including Alcoa American Can AT&T and Ford among others.
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Nuclear power touted as clean energy by GE official
Raymond C. Freeman of General Electric told the Phoenix Kiwanis Club that atomic power is the only energy source that does not pollute the atmosphere, with no smoke or sulfur dioxide. He urged nuclear generation to maintain low-cost energy even as coal supplies are not yet exhausted.
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